Driver Education: Chapter 6 Sharing the Roadway

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To share the road safely and effectively, you must: manage visibility, time and space; observe and anticipate the movement of others; communicate your intentions.

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all of these.

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You should check for cyclists before: turning, changing lanes, opening the driver's door.

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all of these.

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When you see cyclists ahead, you should:

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honk to communicate your presence.

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Cyclists, who are increasing in number in the HTS, are required to:

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obey all traffic regulations, signal their intentions using hand signals, ride on the right (maximum two abreast).

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You must search for trucks and buses in the urban environment because:

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they stop frequently and may impede the flow of traffic, they block your normal field of vision, they are less maneuverable and slower to accelerate.

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Driving the red car you should:

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reduce speed to allow the truck to re-enter the lane.

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Following the school bus in this situation, you should:

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be prepared to stop behind the bus.

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When passing a motorcycle, you must:

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leave the motorcycle the entire lane.

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What is the best way to deal with a large animal in your path of travel? Options: Brake firmly in a straight line to reduce your speed. Speed up and swerve to avoid it. Slow down and swerve to avoid it. Do nothing.

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Brake firmly in a straight line to reduce your speed.

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When driving behind a motorcycle, you should:

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increase your following distance.