#1
What does the 'two-second rule' refer to in defensive driving?
Following distance
ExplanationMaintaining a safe distance behind the vehicle in front.
#2
Which of the following is NOT a recommended action when driving defensively?
Speeding to keep up with traffic
ExplanationDriving faster than the flow of traffic.
#3
What is the purpose of 'communicating' in defensive driving?
Signaling intentions through lights and signals
ExplanationInforming other drivers of your actions.
#4
What is hydroplaning in the context of driving?
The process of skidding on wet roads
ExplanationLosing traction due to water buildup on the road.
#5
What does 'scanning the road' involve in defensive driving?
Quickly glancing at the surroundings
ExplanationRegularly checking the road and surroundings for hazards.
#6
In defensive driving, what is the purpose of 'covering the brake'?
To reduce reaction time
ExplanationPreparing to stop quickly in emergencies.
#7
What is the purpose of 'covering the clutch' in defensive driving?
To reduce reaction time in emergencies
ExplanationBeing ready to shift gears quickly if needed.
#8
What is the 'commentary driving' technique used for in defensive driving?
Narrating your actions aloud while driving
ExplanationVerbally explaining your driving decisions.
#9
What is the 'Smith System' in defensive driving?
A strategy for managing space around your vehicle
ExplanationA method for controlling space and reducing risks.
#10
What does 'oversteer' refer to in defensive driving?
Loss of traction at the rear wheels
ExplanationThe rear of the car sliding outward during a turn.
#11
What is the primary purpose of 'predicting' in defensive driving?
Anticipating potential hazards
ExplanationForecasting potential dangers before they occur.