Chapter 1: You Are the Driver
The letter "I" in the IPDE process
Identify
The shape exclusively used for stop signs
Octagon
This instrument indicates how much fuel your vehicle has remaining
Gas Gauge
This step in the IPDE process involves making a decision of whether or not to change speed/direction
Decide
The amount of time for which you must hold a Learners Permit before you can advance to an Intermediate Restricted License
180 days/6 months
The 1st or lowest level of the Graduated Drivers License (GDL) program
Learners Permit
The color generally used for signs showing construction or maintenance warnings
Orange
This instrument indicates the speed at which you are traveling
Speedometer
This step in the IPDE process takes place when the driver first recognizes a potential hazard
Identify
The type of sign for which an upside down triangle is used
Yield
The letter "E" in the IPDE process
Execute
The shape used to warn of an advancing railroad
Circle
This instrument indicates the amount of miles your vehicle has been driven
Odometer
This step of the IPDE process involves an action such as pressing the brake
Execute
The color of sign generally used for Guide or Directional information
Green
The age at which one is eligible for their regular Class D Drivers License
18
The color generally used for signs showing areas of public recreation, cultural, and historical significance
Brown
This instrument indicates the amount of RPMs of your vehicle's engine
Tachometer
This step of the IPDE process requires the driver to consider what they think might happen
Predict
The correct hand placement on a steering wheel using clock numbers (1-12)
10 & 2 or 9 & 3
The 3 parts of the driving system
People, Vehicles, and Roadways
Indicated by a broken yellow or white line
Passing Zone
Things you, as the driver, should always check/adjust before driving (4 things)
Seat, steering wheel, mirrors, seatbelts
The amount of "zones" around your vehicle while you are driving
6
The zone which you should give the most attention to
Front