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What's an example of risk while driving in the city?

Deliver truck

Which of the following is NOT one of the main three types of driving environments?

PARKING LOTS

In which type of environment will you most likely have the smallest operating space, line of sight, and path of travel?

city

The acceleration lane on freeways is used for ________.

entering the freeway

How is traffic flow and volume controlled on highways and freeways?

entrance ramps

If another driver is tailgating you, it's safer to stay in your lane and let him or her go to the next.

False

When traffic gets heavier, dealing with risk is easier because the amount of space around your car gets smaller.

False

What separates the street from pedestrians in cities?

curb

Highways and freeways are usually ____ of traffic going in one direction.

2-4 lanes

When driving at a fast pace, your target should be ______ ahead of you to compensate for the speed.

20-30 sec

What do you need to use when identifying, analyzing, and minimizing risk?

All

What should you do before merging onto the highway?

All

Why do you need to continuously slow down and stop in a city environment?

Because of drastic changes in traffic flow and numerous traffic lights

Who has the right-of-way in a traffic circle?

Drivers already in the traffic circle.

If you see someone driving the wrong way on a one-way street, you should first ______.

Honk at them

Name which risk you won't face on a crowded city street.

Lots of sudden curves in roads.

Kevin is driving below the speed limit on the freeway. What should Kevin do?

Stay in right lane

An example of a non-traditional intersection is ___

an intersection of a traffic circle and a railroad crossing.

What do you need to watch out for when driving in rural areas?

farm equipment and wandering animals on roads

Cover braking is _____.

keeping your foot over the brake without actually braking