A.) look inside, to protect yourself against car-jacking and other dangers
B.) visually inspect your tires for obvious signs of a problem
C.) check the driveway, parking area or street for children or other pedestrians
D.) All of the above
Get the Correct ANSWER
All of the above
Driver should keep______in their vehicle at all time
A.) gloves
B.) reflection triangle
C.) tools
D.) All of the above
Get the Correct ANSWER
All of the above
Most people were taught the steering wheel position _______________ as on the hands of a clock.
A.) 8 & 9
B.) 10 & 2
C.) 9 & 3
D.) 6 & 12
Get the Correct ANSWER
10 & 2
AAA is now recommending a somewhat lower steering wheel hand position, at either _______________ or _______________.
A.) 10 & 2 or 9 & 4
B.) 9 & 3 or 8 & 4
C.) 8 & 9 or 4 & 3
D.) 6 & 12 or 8 & 2
Get the Correct ANSWER
9 & 3 or 8 & 4
A driver's hands should be positioned at or between the _______ o'clock positions on the steering wheel.
A.) 6 & 12 and 8 & 2
B.) 10 & 2 and 9 & 4
C.) 9 & 3 and 8 & 4
D.) 8 & 9 and 4 & 3
Get the Correct ANSWER
9 & 3 and 8 & 4
A drivers hands should be positioned between the _____ and _____ oclock positions on the steering wheel.
A.) 10 & 5 and 7 & 5
B.) 3 & 6 and 10 & 2
C.) 9 & 3 and 8 & 4
D.) 9 & 5 and 6 & 4
Get the Correct ANSWER
9 & 3 and 8 & 4
Head restraints should be positioned such that the _____ of the head restraints is slightly above the top of the ear
➜ Head restraints should be positioned such that the _______________ of the head restraint is slightly above the top of the ear.
A.) right side
B.) top
C.) bottom
D.) center
Get the Correct ANSWER
center
If your vehicle has airbags mounted in the steering wheel and in the dash in front of the front passenger, you still need to:
A.) wear your safety belts
B.) sit so that your chest is at least 10 inches
C.) position your head restraint properly
A.) All of the above
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All of the above
Analysis of crashes shows that the chances of survival are increased by about ___ percent with safety belts.
➜Analysis of crashes shows the chances of survival are increased by about ________________ percent with safety belts
A.) 10
B.) 15
C.) 25
D.) 45
Get the Correct ANSWER
25
Adaptive cruise control systems help driver by:
A.) preventing the wheels from locking during hard breaking
B.) retaining traction during hard cornering maneuvers
C.) maintaining a constant distance from the vehicle directly ahead
D.) helping drivers avoid drifting into adjacent lanes
Get the Correct ANSWER
maintaining a constant distance from the vehicle directly ahead
EXPLANATION: Adaptive Cruise Control uses forward-facing radar to detect a vehicle directly ahead
EXPLANATION: Adaptive Cruise Control uses forward-facing radar to detect a vehicle directly ahead
Electronic stability control systems help drivers by:
A.) helping drivers avoid drifting into adjacent lanes
B.) preventing the wheels from locking during hard breaking
C.) retaining traction during hard cornering maneuvers
D.) maintaining a constant distance from the vehicle directly ahead
Get the Correct ANSWER
retaining traction during hard cornering maneuvers
EXPLANATION: Electronic Stability Control helps drivers regain traction after their tires lose some or all of their grip on the road surface
EXPLANATION: Electronic Stability Control helps drivers regain traction after their tires lose some or all of their grip on the road surface
Lane departure warning systems help drivers by:
A.) maintaining a constant distance from the vehicle directly ahead
B.) preventing the wheels from locking during hard breaking
C.) helping drivers avoid drifting into adjacent lanes
D.) retaining traction during hard cornering maneuvers
Get the Correct ANSWER
helping drivers avoid drifting into adjacent lanes
EXPLANATION: Lane Departure Warning System helps drivers remain in their lane, and not veer into adjacent lanes
EXPLANATION: Lane Departure Warning System helps drivers remain in their lane, and not veer into adjacent lanes
Blind spot monitoring systems help drivers by
A.) retaining traction during hard cornering maneuvers
B.) helping prevent drivers from moving into a lane already occupied by another nearby vehicle
C.) maintaining a constant distance from the vehicle directly ahead
D.) preventing the wheels from locking during hard breaking
Get the Correct ANSWER
helping prevent drivers from moving into a lane already occupied by another nearby vehicle
EXPLANATION: Blind Spot Monitoring & Detection uses sensors or cameras to determine when a vehicle is in your traditional "blind spot," and then alerts you to that fact
EXPLANATION: Blind Spot Monitoring & Detection uses sensors or cameras to determine when a vehicle is in your traditional "blind spot," and then alerts you to that fact
Anti- lock braking system (ABS)
A.) prevents a vehicle from veering into an adjacent lane
B.) will automatically stop the vehicle before it collides with a vehicle stopped ahead
C.) allow drivers to steer while braking hard
D) Allows the driver to stop in shorter distances
Get the Correct ANSWER
allow drivers to steer while braking hard
Brakes that automatically stop a trailer if it breaks away from the towing vehicle are required on all trailers weighing
A.) 3,000 pounds or more.
B.) 5,000 pounds or more.
C.) 10,000 pounds or more
Get the Correct ANSWER
3,000 pounds or more
EXPLANATION: Brakes must be designed and connected so that they will automatically stop the trailer if it breaks away from the towing vehicle are required on all trailers weight of 3,000 pounds or more.
EXPLANATION: Brakes must be designed and connected so that they will automatically stop the trailer if it breaks away from the towing vehicle are required on all trailers weight of 3,000 pounds or more.
True or False: Vehicles equipped with anti-lock braking systems (ABS) can stop in shorter distances than vehicles not equipped with ABS.
A.) True
B.) False
Get the Correct ANSWER
FALSE
You can check for a safe tire tread depth by inserting a _______________ head-down in the grooves of the tread.
A.) penny
B.) dime
C.) nickel
D.) quarter
Get the Correct ANSWER
penny
How often should drivers check their tires' inflation pressure?
A.) Daily
B.) weekly
C.) Monthly
D.) Yearly
Get the Correct ANSWER
Monthly
To maximize safety, you should replace your tires
A.) when there is no tread remaining on the tire
B.) when they are 3 years old
C.) when they have worn down to 4/32 of an inch of the tread depth
D.) after you have more than 40,000 miles on the tires
Get the Correct ANSWER
when they have worn down to 4/32 of an inch of the tread depth
You need to ensure your tires always:
A.) have enough tread remaining
B.) are inflated to the pressure recommended by the vehicle manufacturer
C.) both A and B
D.) neither A nor B
Get the Correct ANSWER
both A and B
AAA recommends that you replace your tires after they are _____ years old, even if they still adequate tread.
A.) three
B.) five
C.) eight
D.) ten
Get the Correct ANSWER
five
A tire's inflation pressure is best tested by:
A.) using a quarter
B.) looking at the depth of a tire's tread
C.) using a tire pressure gauge
D.) looking at the side of the tire
Get the Correct ANSWER
using a tire pressure gauge
The two most important factors in tire performance ability and readiness are:
ANSWER: inflation pressure/tread depth
Forward Collision Avoidance
ANSWER: identifies a potential collision, and then warns the driver of the situation
Parking Assist and Backover Prevention
ANSWER: uses sensors or cameras to allow the driver to detect if a space is large enough to park in or if something is behind them before they start backing
Adaptive Headlights
ANSWER: allows the headlights to turn slightly, in the same direction that the drivers are turning the steering wheel
Also find AAA Defensive Driving / Driver Improvement - Module 1 Risk Management Test ANSWERS
AAA Defensive Driving / Driver Improvement - Chapter 2 Effective Visual Awareness Test Answers
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