Chapters 4, 10, 14, Driver's Education
Uphill with a curb
Turn wheel left
A U-turn is risky because several lanes of traffic must be crossed to execute the turn.
Correct
A three-point turnabout should only be used on a dead-end street or a rural roadway with no driveways.
Correct
The driver of a vehicle leaving a parallel parking space must yield to all approaching traffic.
Correct
To check for a vehicle in the mirror's blind spot, you can look over your shoulder in the direction you wish to move.
Correct
When backing in a straight line move the top of the steering wheel in the direction you want the back of the vehicle to go.
Correct
When planning a turn, signal at least five seconds in advance.
Correct
A common error in lane changing is using lane positions 1 and 3.
Incorrect
In order to drive in a straight line either forward or backward, hold the steering wheel as steady as possible.
Incorrect
When backing to the right, allow a wide space on the right because the front of the vehicle will swing to the right.
Incorrect
When changing lanes, it is not necessary to make a blind-spot check if you have checked your rearview and side view mirrors.
Incorrect
Downhill with a curb
Turn wheel right
Downhill with no curb
Turn wheel right
Uphill with no curb
Turn wheel right
Forward reference point
When steering should begin during a maneuver
Which turnabout is used when there is a driveway on the right and not traffic behind?
back into the driveway on the right side
An intersection where signs or a signal assigns the right of way is known as a _____.
controlled intersection
The sign before the tracks at a railroad crossing is a _____.
crossbuck
A light allowing traffic from one side time to turn or go straight before the light for oncoming traffic turns green is known as a _____.
delayed green light
A light that has just turned from red to green is called a _____.
fresh green light
The distance between vehicles on a roadway is known as a _____.
gap
Turning right or left into lanes of other vehicles is called _____.
joining traffic
When you can no longer stop safely without entering the intersection, you have reached the _____.
point of no return
Which turnabout requires that you back into the traffic flow before moving forward?
pull into the driveway on left or right side
Which turnabout requires you to back across two lanes of traffic?
pull into the driveway on the right side
The privilege of having immediate use of a certain part of the roadway is called _____.
right of way
When several roads meet at a circle, the intersection is a _____.
roundabout
A light that has been green for some time is described as a _____.
stale green light
Which turnabout requires that you stop your car across traffic lanes?
three-point turnabout
Turnabout
A maneuver used to turn your vehicle around so you can go in the opposite direction
Standard reference point
A reference point on the vehicle typically used by most drivers
Personal reference point
A unique part on a vehicle sometimes used by drivers as a reference point
Convex mirror
Allows the driver a wider view of the side and rear of the vehicle
Hill parking
Parallel parking where the front wheels are turned to prevent the vehicle from rolling downhill when left attended
Perpendicular parking
Parking at a right angle to the curb
Angle parking
Parking diagonally to a curb
Parallel parking
Parking that requires a space about six feet longer than the vehicle being parked
Reference point
Some part of the outside or inside of the vehicle, as viewed from the driver's seat, that relates to some part of the roadway
Letting others go before you is called _____.
yielding
Which turnabout requires a wide space because no backing is done?
mid-block U-turn