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What are four things about round abouts?
- 1. controlled speed
- 2. speed limit is 20 mph
- 3. counter clockwise
- 4. everyone has the right away over you
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What is a child safety seat?
its a seat for little kids that goes in the middle back seat
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What is a restraint seat?
a seat for people usually eight years old or 4 foot 9
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what are 'Do not enter' and 'reversible lane' signs mean?
traffic moving in your direction is not allowed
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What do u have to do for a short acceleration lane?
allow more time; and a bigger gap for you to get in.
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When are you suppose to slow down when exiting the expressway?
once your off the the expressway completely and on the ramp
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Speed limit for Expressway?
70 mph
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Speed limit for rural road?
55 mph
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Speed limit for school?
25 mph
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Speed limit for mobile park?
15 mph
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Speed limit for construction?
45 mph
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Speed limit for residential?
25 mph
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Speed limit for business?
25 mph
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Speed limit for highway?
55 mph
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Speed limit for urban road?
35 mph
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Speed limit for parking lot?
10 mph
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Speed limit for dirt road?
45 mph
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What are the two kinds of Rumble strips and what do they do?
- On road: warn you of upcoming road changes
- On shelter/side of road: keeps you from going off the road
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What is Systematic?
its an orderly system and u drive with your field of vision and peripherals
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how far ahead should you look while on highways and expressways?
20-30 secs
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how far ahead should you look while driving on suburban or city roads?
10-15 secs or 1 city block
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how far should you follow behind a vehicle when the speed is 45mph or higher?
4 seconds
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How far should you drive behind a vehicle when the speed limit is 45mph or lower?
3 seconds
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What is a Power Skid (Burn out)? and what do u do when it happens?
its when you press on the accelerator to hard and fast. you keep a firm grip on the steering wheel and take your foot off the pedals
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What is a braking skid? and what do you do when it happens?
its when you apply the breaks so the front or rear tires lose traction? and you keep a firm grip on the steering wheel and take ur foot off the pedals
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What is a Corner skid? and what do you do if it happens?
its when you turn too fast and all the tires lose tractions. and you keep a firm grip on the wheel and take your feet of the pedals
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What is a Blow out skid? and what do you do if it happens?
its when the tires tear or go flat. and you keep a firm grip on the steering wheel and take your feet of the pedals.
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What is Hydroplaning? and what do you do when it happens?
its when there is a thin film of water on the road and your tires lose traction. and you keep a firm grip on the steering wheel and take ur feet of the pedals.
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When are you suppose to legally turn your lights on?
when you cant see 500ft in front of you
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what is a dwi? and whats the bac?
Driving While Intoxicated. .08 ^
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What is Dui? and what is its bac?
Driving Under the Influence. .02-.07
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What is a Field Sobriety Test? and what are 3 examples?
Its a test you must take if you are suspected of drunk driving. Walk the line, breathalizer, standing on one foot and touching your nose
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What is road rage?
Bold and Pushy Maneuvers. crime against violence while driving
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What are two rules of four way stops?
- 1. Person who gets there first has the right of way
- 2. If two people arrive at the same time then the person to the right or the person with the most direct route goes first
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What are 3 pre-driving procedures?
- 1. Check for leaking fluids
- 2. Check too see if your tires are flat
- 3. Check your lights, windshield wipers, and your windshield
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What is implied consent?
You legally have to take a field sobriety test if you are suspected of drunk driving.
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What is the Zero-Tolerance law?
underage drinking .001
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what are the three types of alcohol? how much alcohol is in each? and how long does it take for effects of it to wear off?
- 1. Liquor-40%-80%
- 2. Wine-10%
- 3. Beer-5%
- It takes one hour for every alcoholic drink you drink for the effects to wear off.
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What do stimulants do? give three examples?
they speed up the central nervous system (give you a false sense of alertness). amphetamines, speed, caffeine
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What do depressants do? give an example?
Slows downt he central nervous system (hard to judge time, distance, speed) and effects the brain first. ex: alcohol
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What does a hallucinogen do?
its alters your mind
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What are Narcotics? give two examples.
Extreme depressants. heroin, morphine
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What should you do if confronted with road rage?
- 1. allow people to make the mistake
- 2. avoid eye contact/gestures
- 3. allow more space
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What dont you do if your being tailgated?
- 1. Brake check
- 2. being aggressive
- 3. slow down then speed up
- 4. pull over to the shoulder
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How can you avoid from getting road rage?
- 1. allow mistakes
- 2. dont let things escalate
- 3. stress ball
- 4. emotions
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what are 4 examples of road rage?
- 1. cutting people off
- 2. tailgating
- 3. not yielding the right of way
- 4. honking horns obnoxiously
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What three documents do you keep in your vehicle at all times?
- 1. proof of insurance
- 2. registration
- 3. Drivers license
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What is the Michigan Basic Speed Law?
it states that you must drive at a careful and prudent speed
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What does a Regulatory sign do? what color is it?
it controls movement of the road. its red, white, or black
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What does a warning sign do? what color is it?
Warns about upcomig changes in the road. yellow/black or orange/black
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What does a guide sign do? What color are they?
they inform. brown/white or blue/white.
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What is a Fixed Speed Limit?
its a speed limit that never changes
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What is an Advisory Speed Limit?
its a chance of the speed for a certain amount of time.
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What do White lines indicate?
traffic in the same direction
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What does a Yellow line indicate?
traffic in the opposite direction
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What does a broken yellow line indicate?
Discourages passing
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What does a broken white line indicate?
pass when needed
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Driving means managing what three things?
speed, time, and distance
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Who regulates the Highway Transportation System? Name three?
- State gov
- Fed gov
- Local gov
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What is the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Act?
all cars must have proper seat belts, air bags, and shatter proof glass
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What is a Level one license?
its the licencse you get when you complete drivers training and can drive with anyone over the age of 21 with a legal drivers license.
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What is a Level three license?
An unrestricted license
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What is the MI point system?
when you get a ticket you get points based on your offense. the more points you have the worse.
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What is the title of the vehicle?
Its who owns the car and the information about it
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What is the purpose of insurance?
so if you get in an accident you are covered and wont have to pay as much money for the damages.
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What does an Advanced Railroad sign look like?
Its a yellow circle with black markings.
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