How to Drive Chapter 8

Front

An adequate space margin is one that provides a driver with: Time, Space, Visibility, All of these are correct.

Back

All of these are correct.

Front

For safe travel you should identify a stopping zone ahead along your path of travel of at least:

Back

4 to 5 seconds.

Front

When you are driving, it is most difficult to control the space to your:

Back

Rear.

Front

When selecting a path of travel, you should give attention to: Visibility, space, traffic flow, traction, and laws.

Back

Visibility, space, traffic flow, traction, and laws.

Front

In traffic, the best way for you to provide an emergency escape path is to maintain adequate space to the:

Back

Front and at least one side of your vehicle.

Front

When a driver is following you too closely (tailgating), you should give additional space to:

Back

Your front and at least one side.

Front

When faced with dangers close to both sides of your pathway, you should give up:

Back

More space to the side with the most serious consequences.

Front

You are traveling on a narrow two-lane road and are approaching a child riding his bike on the right side of the road. A line of oncoming vehicles following a slow moving truck is approaching in the oncoming lane. You should flash your lights, tap your horn, and:

Back

Slow down and move closer to the truck.

Front

Maintaining a proper following interval and visual control zone with identified alternate paths of travel allows you:

Back

More time to make decisions.

Front

A reasonable and proper speed for any set of conditions is a speed that:

Back

Assures a safe path.