Car Maintenance
US Traffic Laws
Airport Codes
Dashboard Lights
Travel Lingo
100
This is the number that is used by the manufacturer to identify your vehicle.
What is the VIN number?
100
Who is car 3?
100
Los Angeles International Airport, Los Angeles CA
What is LAX?
100
What is the airbag?
100
This is the period of time spent between connecting flights.
What is a Layover?
200
This part of the vehicle is there to keep the engine cool.
What is the radiator?
200
Assuming all cars reach the intersection at the same time, this car goes last.
Who is car 1?
200
Denver International Airport, Denver CO
What is DEN?
200
What is the seatbelt?
200
A ticket issued at airport check-in that allows you through the gate and onto the airplane.
What is a boarding pass?
300
This is the main purpose of the alternator.
What is to charge the battery?
300
This vehicle has the right-of-way.
Who is the motorcycle?
300
John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York NY
What is JFK?
300
What is the oil?
300
This is a hotel room that usually offers a living room and kitchenette in addition to the bedroom.
What is a suite?
400
When you stop, the brake pads clamp down on this piece of your car.
What are the rotors?
400
Assuming car B turns when the light changes green, car B must turn into this lane.
What is the middle lane?
400
Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Atlanta GA
What is ATL?
400
What is traction control?
400
This is an agreement with a hotel that allows confirmed guests to check-in before the standard time.
What is early arrival?
500
You should tighten lug nuts on a tire in this pattern to decrease the chance of working the lug nuts loose as you proceed.
What is a star pattern?
500
What is everyone is on the wrong side of the road?
500
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Dallas TX
What is DFW?
500
What is the key (chip)?
500
These are specific dates in which special fares or promotions do not apply. They typically exist around holidays or special events.
What are blackout dates?