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| When a vehicle's speed triples, how much more distance does it need to stop? |
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| About nine times the distance |
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| What are the most important parts of the control system? |
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| Power is supplied to four wheels |
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| Can accelerate and stop more quickly than a large vehicle |
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| Total stopping distance is the distance |
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| Your vehicle travels while you make a stop |
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| The distance your vehicle travels while you respond to a road hazard is called |
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| Be used with safety belts |
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| Automatically inflates to protect an occupant |
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| As you back your vehicle straight, your right arm should be over the back of the seat so you can |
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| See through the rear window |
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| The correct hand signal for a left turn is |
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| Left arm and hand extended straight out |
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| To make a blind-spot check for a lane change to the right, you should |
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| Glance quickly over your right shoulder |
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| In straightening the vehicle after a turn, always be ready to |
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| Use hand-over-hand to unwind the steering wheel |
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| Which lane should you be in to begin a left turn from a two-way street? |
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| The lane closest to the center line |
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| The safest turnabout maneuver is |
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| Backing into a driveway or an alley on the right |
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| The three-point turnabout |
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| A standard reference point might be |
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| Angled parking is used to park |
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| When do you turn your wheels sharply left before backing slowly in a parallel parking maneuver? |
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| When your front bumper is even with the front vehicle's back bumper |
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| Which clue or clues help you identify an intersection ahead? |
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| Street sign and street lights |
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| The spot where you can no longer stop safely is |
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| You are approaching an intersection that has traffic signals. The intersection is |
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| Two kinds of signs are used to control intersections. They are the |
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| STOP sign and the YIELD sign |
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| If the traffic signal has a fourth or fifth light, it is likely to be a |
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| A light that has just turned green is |
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| An intersection with a left-turn light, green arrow, or a delayed green light has |
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| Turning a right on red after stopping is permitted |
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| Unless a sighn prohibits it |
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| You plan to cross and intersection, but your vision is blocked by parked vehicles. You should look |
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| Left, right, and ahead as you creep forward |
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| A controlled railroad crossing is identified by |
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| Flashing red lights and a crossing gate |
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| How should a motorcyclist cross railroad tracks? |
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| As close to a right angle as possible |
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| When riding a bicycle at night, |
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| Use a headlight that is visible at least 500 feet |
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| Motorcyclist can make themselves more visable at night by |
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| Putting reflective tape on their helmet and clothing |
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| Mopeds might not be able to keep up with traffic flow because |
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| They do not accelerate as quickly as a vehicle or motorcycle |
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| Mopeds and some motor scooters are restricted from |
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| Certain high-speed roadways |
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| When you see a stopped local bus |
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| Be alert for pedestrians near the bus |
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| Three main classifications of trucks are |
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| When following a large truck, you should increase your following distance because |
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| You need more clear sight distance |
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| When passing a large truck, return to the right lane when |
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| You can see the front of the truck in the review mirror |
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| You are meeting a large truck on a two-lane road. |
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| You move to lane position 3 and drive straight ahead. |
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