Drive Right Unit 3 Quiz

You can better avoid conflicts in heavy urban traffic if you:

• drink a soft drink and eat food

• are irritated by the actions of other drivers

• focus your attention on driving

• listen to very loud music

How should you use the Predict step of the IPDE Process while driving on city streets?

• Be prepared to predict possible points of conflict earlier

• take more time to make accurate predictions

• act the same as you would on a rural roadway

• divide your attention between several tasks

A large following distance has the advantage of:

• decreasing the chance of violating a traffic law

• decreasing wear on your vehicles parts

• making your driving more precise

• giving you more time to use the IPDE Process

If an oncoming driver crosses into your path of travel, the space that is available to mve your vehicle into is:

• directly in front of you

• to the right of your vehicle

• to the rear of your vehicle

• to the left of your vehicle

If a light is green when you first see it, predict it:

• has a left turn arrow

• is stale and will likely change to yellow and then red before you get to it

• is fresh and will likely not turn yellow before you clear the intersection

• does not allow u turns

When you are approaching a traffic light and it turns yellow you should:

• prepare to stop if you can do so before reaching the intersection

• brake hard to a complete stop

• continue through the intersection no matter what

• speed up before it turns red

It is illegal to pass another vehicle:

• at an intersection

• on a multilane street

• over a broken lane marker (white line)

• on a one way street

How can you identify that you have mistakenly turn the wrong way onto a one way street?

• parking is allowed only on the right

• solid lane markers are present

• turn lanes are marked

• street signs and traffic lights will be pointed away from you

A warning sign for a curve has a:

• curved red arrow

• curved black arrow

• round black arrow

• round red arrow

When driving through a curve at normal speed:

• brake throughout the curve

• brake until you see a resume speed sign

• slow down prior to reaching the curve, then gently accelerate through the back half of the curve

• accelerate before reaching the curve, then brake through the back half of the curve