Managing Driving Risk
Tool used to check tire pressure
what is a pressure gauge
This dashboard light indicates that your engine needs attention, often due to emissions or sensor issues.
What is "the check engine light"?
Click it or ticket refers to what safety device?
What is a seatbelt
The legal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) limit for drivers over 21 in most U.S. states.
what is 0.08%?
This car expense depreciates the fastest in the first few years of ownership.
What is "the car’s value"?
Changing your oil is beneficial for your car approximately every this many miles, depending on manufacturer recommendations.
What is "3,000 to 7,500 miles"?
This fluid needs to be checked regularly and replaced to keep your engine cool and prevent overheating.
What is "coolant" or "antifreeze"?
This feature in a vehicle helps keep traction when driving on slippery roads.
What is "anti-lock braking system (ABS)"?
The number of alcoholic drinks it takes to impair judgment and reaction time
What is one drink?
You are in good hands when you have this for you car
What is insurance
Keeping a 3-4 second following distance helps avoid this common type of accident
What is a rear-end collision
When a tire blows out, you should avoid doing this to maintain control.
What is "slamming the brakes"?
This emergency item is essential to have in your car in case of battery failure.
What are "jumper cables"?
Marijuana primarily affects this key skill needed for safe driving
What is reaction time?
The amount you must pay out of pocket before your insurance covers the rest of a claim.
What is deductible ?
Your car suddenly starts skidding, and you must steer in this direction.
what is the direction of the skid"?
Rotating these every 5,000 to 7,500 miles helps them wear evenly and last longer.
what are tires
The proper hand placement on the steering wheel, as recommended for modern vehicles.
What is "9 and 3 o’clock"?
The term for when alcohol slows down your central nervous system, affecting reaction time and coordination.
What is "depressant effect"?
This type of insurance covers damage to your car caused by events like theft, fire, or natural disasters.
What is "comprehensive coverage"?
Scanning the road ahead, checking mirrors, and being aware of blind spots are all part of this driving strategy.
What is "defensive driving"?
Regular replacement of this part ensures clean airflow to your engine, improving fuel efficiency.
What is "the air filter"?
The term for the distance your vehicle travels during the time it takes to react and brake.
What is "total stopping distance"?
The detectable presence of THC in this system can lead to legal penalties.
What is the bloodstream?
When buying a used car, you should always request this report to learn about accidents or major repairs.
What is "a vehicle history report"?