Drive Right Ch 4

The rearview mirror should be checked

• At least once every 10 seconds

• More often that searching the target area

• Whenever you apply the brakes

• Whenever you see a speed limit sign

When parking uphill with a curb, you should

• Turn your front wheels away from the curb

• Leave your front wheels straight

• Turn your front wheels toward the curb

• I was never taught this

When entering a traffic flow, look

• To the left, right and center to judge available space

• Far ahead toward the center of your intended path

• At your hand position on the steering wheel

• At the center line or lane lines

Making proper turns depends on

• Good Brakes

• Little Traffic

• Steering and speed control

• Looking over your shoulder

Which lane should you be in to begin a left turn from a two-way street

• The right lane, if there are no parked cars

• The lane closest to the center line

• Any lane, if there is no other traffic present

• The lane nearest to the right curb

When you turn your vehicle around to go in the opposite direction, it's called

• Angle Parking

• Turnabout

• Personal Reference Point

• Parallel Parking

This helps eliminate blind spots

• Convex Mirrors

• Angle Mirrors

• Extra Mirrors

• Camera

Part of the car from the drivers point of view relative to the roadway is called

• Standard Reference Point

• Personal Reference Point

• Forward Reference Point

• Reference Point

You must use your turn signal when you are

• About to turn

• Changing Lanes

• Pulling Over

• All of the Above

When completing a turn you should always try and turn

• Into the nearest lane

• Into oncoming traffic

• Into the farthest lane

• With as much speed as possible