HTS
What does HTS stand for?
Highway Transportation system
How do you approach a vehicle in a parking lot?
Rear/back of vehicle
Where are the two locations a parking break can be located?
Near the floorboard
Center console
Where are warning lights displayed inside the car?
Instrument Panel
How far should your head be from the head restraint?
3-4 Inches
What are three components of HTS?
People
Vehicles
Roadways
How do you approach a vehicle parked at a curb?
Front of vehicle (to see oncoming traffic)
How far should the steering wheel be from your chest?
10 inches
This feature has been added to every car since 2002.
Emergency trunk release
What are the two types of transmission in a vehicle?
Automatic
Manual
what are the 4 different types of vehicles found on the HTS?
Commercial
Moped
Motorcycle
Bicycle
What are three out of the five reasons we check around the vehicle?
Broken glass;
Body damage;
Condition of tires;
Fluid leaks;
Direction of front tires
If driving a automatic vehicle where should your left foot be?
On the dead pedal
Where is cruise control located?
On the steering wheel
Where should your hands be placed on the steering wheel?
What is the colors and shape of an interstate sign?
Red, white, and Blue
Shield
Why should you approach the vehicle with keys in your hand?
To defend yourself against an attacker
What is the proper setting for adjusting the sideview mirrors?
BGE (Blindzone Glare Elimination)
This feature has been added on every vehicle since 2007?
TPMS
Passengers younger than 12 are safer sitting where?
Back seat
Which direction does odd and even numbers on the interstate go?
Odd (north/south)
Even (east/west)
Where do you store personal items?
The trunk
What 3 bones are design to withstand the impact of the seatbelt?
Hip (Pelvis)
Chest (Sternum)
Shoulder
What does HVAC stand for?
Heat ventilation air condition
How fast can air bags deploy?
200 mph