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Drivers Education
Driving For Life
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Driving For Life |
1. According To BSR - Inc. - A Respected Driver Training Facility - What Are The Four Primary Causes Of Crashes?
Avoid Making Quick Changes In Speed Or Direction
Your Hands Should Be Placed At Shoulder Width And Shoulder Height On The Steering Wheel - Or On The Lower Half Of The Steering Wheel.
Poor Braking/Steering - Lack Of Skid Control - Improper Use Of Eyes - And Poor Off-road Recovery
A Fatigued Driver Takes A Longer Time To Complete The Reaction Process Than An Alert Driver.
2. Which Of The Following Is True About The Effects Of Alcohol?
You Should Avoid Driving Between Midnight And 0600.
Drinking Alcohol Causes Reduced Muscle Control And Coordination
Your Hands Should Be Placed At Shoulder Width And Shoulder Height On The Steering Wheel - Or On The Lower Half Of The Steering Wheel.
Threshold Brake As You Look Where You Want To Go.
3. Which Of The Following Statements About Ocular Driving Is Correct?
To Prevent Occupant Ejection From The Vehicle
Since You Automatically Steer In The Direction That You Are Looking - You Should Always Focus On A Positive Goal.
Drinking Alcohol Causes Reduced Muscle Control And Coordination
It Is A Common Response To A Traumatic Event - Such As A Deadly Crash - In Which The Survivor Questions Why They Survived While Other People Did Not.
4. You Are Driving During Poor Weather And Have Reduced Visibility. What Should You Do To Ensure Your Safety?
Use Vehicle Headlights (Dipped Beams).
Keep Your Heel Planted Firmly On The Floor In Front Of The Brake Pedal And Pivot Your Foot Towards The Gas Pedal.
Drinking Alcohol Causes Reduced Muscle Control And Coordination
There Is A Direct Relationship Between Speed And The Severity Of A Crash
5. According To Bsr - Inc. - A Respected Driver Training Facility - Which Of The Following Is One Of The Four Primary Causes Of Crashes?
You Should Avoid Driving Between Midnight And 0600.
Vehicle Hits Object; Body Hits Vehicle; Internal Organs Hit Body
It Is A Common Response To A Traumatic Event - Such As A Deadly Crash - In Which The Survivor Questions Why They Survived While Other People Did Not.
Lack Of Skid Control
6. The Reaction/Recovery Process States That The Following Is True Regarding Speed And Reaction/Recovery Time
The Reaction/Recovery Process States That The Faster A Vehicle Is Traveling - The Longer It Takes The Driver To Complete The Braking Process.
You Should Avoid Driving Between Midnight And 0600.
0200-0400 And 1300-1500
Drinking Alcohol Causes Reduced Muscle Control And Coordination
7. Which Of The Following Is A Law Stating That Any Driver Under The Age Of 21 That Is Caught With Alcohol In Their System - Even A .01 Blood Alcohol Content - Will Be Prosecuted?
Zero Tolerance
Turn On His Low Beams
Your Hands Should Be Placed At Shoulder Width And Shoulder Height On The Steering Wheel - Or On The Lower Half Of The Steering Wheel.
Shade - Ice - Time Of Day - And Rain
8. Which Of The Following Is True Regarding Survivor Guilt - One Of The Repercussions Of The Fatal Four?
It Is A Common Response To A Traumatic Event - Such As A Deadly Crash - In Which The Survivor Questions Why They Survived While Other People Did Not.
It Is Relaxation Of The Mind That Occurs When Driving For Long Distances At Highway Speeds.
Seatbelt Use Is Required In Privately Owned Vehicles - Both On And Off Base.
A Fatigued Driver Takes A Longer Time To Complete The Reaction Process Than An Alert Driver.
9. Which Of The Following Statements Accurately Describes The "Diminished Judgement" Effect Of Alcohol?
Internal Organs Hit The Body
You Should Avoid Driving Between Midnight And 0600.
A Person Has Difficulty Assessing The Effects Of The Alcohol They Consumed; Therefore - They Cannot Correctly Determine Whether They Are Capable Of Driving.
Zero Tolerance
10. When Should Shade Be Taken Into Account When Assessing Environmental Conditions To Determine Your Speed?
On Cold - Wet Days
It Is Relaxation Of The Mind That Occurs When Driving For Long Distances At Highway Speeds.
Avoid Making Quick Changes In Speed Or Direction
The Highest Ranking Occupant Is Responsible For Ensuring That The Usmc And Usn Seatbelt Conditions Are Observed.
11. The Driving Situation In Which Your Mind Plays Tricks On Your Body And Makes You Believe That You Are Almost Stationary Is Called
A Fatigued Driver Takes A Longer Time To Complete The Reaction Process Than An Alert Driver.
Pivot Your Foot To The Brake Pedal And Press Firmly With Your Toes.
Since You Automatically Steer In The Direction That You Are Looking - You Should Always Focus On A Positive Goal.
Highway Hypnosis
12. David Richardson Is Driving On A Rural Road At Night And It Begins To Rain - Making The Road Very Slick. The Posted Speed Limit Is 55 Mph. What Should He Do?
Alcohol Impairs Mental And Physical Functions
Pivot Your Foot To The Brake Pedal And Press Firmly With Your Toes.
Drive Slower Than The Posted Speed Limit Due To The Environmental Conditions.
Your Hands Should Be Placed At Shoulder Width And Shoulder Height On The Steering Wheel - Or On The Lower Half Of The Steering Wheel.
13. Which Of The Following Statements Is The First Step Of The Threshold Braking Technique In Vehicles That Do Not Have Anti-lock Brakes (Abs)?
Avoid Making Quick Changes In Speed Or Direction
There Is A Direct Relationship Between Speed And The Severity Of A Crash
Pivot Your Foot To The Brake Pedal And Press Firmly With Your Toes.
To Prevent Occupant Ejection From The Vehicle
14. Which Of The Following Statements Is True Regarding Speed And The Force Of Impact?
A Person Has Difficulty Assessing The Effects Of The Alcohol They Consumed; Therefore - They Cannot Correctly Determine Whether They Are Capable Of Driving.
Loss Of Life Or A Serious Debilitating Injury.
Alcohol Impairs Mental And Physical Functions
There Is A Direct Relationship Between Speed And The Severity Of A Crash
15. Which Of The Following Statements About Hand Position Is Correct?
To Prevent Occupant Ejection From The Vehicle
Internal Organs Hit The Body
Your Hands Should Be Placed At Shoulder Width And Shoulder Height On The Steering Wheel - Or On The Lower Half Of The Steering Wheel.
Zero Tolerance
16. How Does Drinking Alcohol Impact Driving?
Vehicle Hits Object; Body Hits Vehicle; Internal Organs Hit Body
Alcohol Impairs Mental And Physical Functions
Since You Automatically Steer In The Direction That You Are Looking - You Should Always Focus On A Positive Goal.
Zero Tolerance
17. Neville Johnson Has Reduced Visibility While He Is Driving During Heavy Fog Conditions. What Should He Do To Ensure His Safety?
Poor Breaking/Steering
Turn On His Low Beams
Use Vehicle Headlights (Dipped Beams).
This Program Promotes The Buddy System By Encouraging People To Choose One Person In Their Group As The Non-drinker For The Evening
18. According To BSR - Inc. - A Respected Driver Training Facility - Which Of The Following Is One Of The Four Primary Causes Of Crashes?
You Should Avoid Driving Between Midnight And 0600.
The Picture With Maggie Smith's Hands On 0100 And 2300.
Fatigue Causes A Slower Reaction Time - As Well As A Variety Of Other Physical And Mental Effects.
Poor Breaking/Steering
19. How Does Fatigue Affect Driving?
Since You Automatically Steer In The Direction That You Are Looking - You Should Always Focus On A Positive Goal.
Brain Receives Information And Formulates A Response.
Zero Tolerance
Fatigue Causes A Slower Reaction Time - As Well As A Variety Of Other Physical And Mental Effects.
20. What Are The Steps Of The Reaction Process?
Drive Slower Than The Posted Speed Limit Due To The Environmental Conditions.
Eyes Perceive A Problem And Send Information To Brain - Brain Receives Information And Formulates A Response - Brain Sends Information To Muscle Group Needed To Perform Action - And Muscle Group Responds To Request.
Your Hands Should Be Placed At Shoulder Width And Shoulder Height On The Steering Wheel - Or On The Lower Half Of The Steering Wheel.
This Program Consists Of A Class For All Individuals With Driving Problems (E.G. - Dui's - Speeding Tickets - Etc).
21. Which Describes The Three Impacts Of A Crash?
Avoid Making Quick Changes In Speed Or Direction
Vehicle Hits Object; Body Hits Vehicle; Internal Organs Hit Body
Keep Your Heel Planted Firmly On The Floor In Front Of The Brake Pedal And Pivot Your Foot Towards The Gas Pedal.
On Cold - Wet Days
22. Which Of The Following Is An Accurate Description Of Highway Hypnosis?
Highway Hypnosis
It Is Relaxation Of The Mind That Occurs When Driving For Long Distances At Highway Speeds.
Impact 1: Vehicle Hits Object
Lack Of Skid Control
23. Which Of The Following Correctly Describes The Designated Driver Program?
This Program Promotes The Buddy System By Encouraging People To Choose One Person In Their Group As The Non-drinker For The Evening
It Is A Common Response To A Traumatic Event - Such As A Deadly Crash - In Which The Survivor Questions Why They Survived While Other People Did Not.
Fatigue Causes A Slower Reaction Time - As Well As A Variety Of Other Physical And Mental Effects.
This Program Consists Of A Class For All Individuals With Driving Problems (E.G. - Dui's - Speeding Tickets - Etc).
24. Which Of The Following Is One Of The Four Steps Of The Reaction Process?
Finding A Safe Place To Stop For A Brief Nap.
Brain Receives Information And Formulates A Response.
There Is A Direct Relationship Between Speed And The Severity Of A Crash
Highway Hypnosis
25. Maggie Smith Is About To Crash Her Vehicle. Which Impact Does She Have The Most Control Over By Using Techniques To Lesson The Severity Of The Crash?
Since You Automatically Steer In The Direction That You Are Looking - You Should Always Focus On A Positive Goal.
Finding A Safe Place To Stop For A Brief Nap.
Avoid Making Quick Changes In Speed Or Direction
Impact 1: Vehicle Hits Object
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