Driver Safety and Awareness Quiz

Maintain a safe following distance of 3 seconds to avoid collisions.

ABS stands for Anti-lock Brake System, preventing wheels from locking up during braking.

The recommended speed limit in most residential areas is 25 mph for safety.

Tailgating refers to the dangerous practice of following another vehicle too closely.

The 'Move Over' law aims to protect emergency responders and roadside workers by requiring drivers to move to an adjacent lane if safe.

Distracted driving is a leading cause of car accidents, involving activities diverting attention from the road.

Increase safety in foggy conditions by using fog lights for better visibility.

Blind spot mirrors are installed to reduce blind spots and enhance overall visibility.

The two-second rule helps drivers maintain a safe following distance to prevent accidents.

Hydroplaning occurs when a vehicle loses traction on wet roads due to a layer of water.

Defensive driving involves driving in a manner to anticipate and avoid potential accidents, prioritizing safety.

When encountering a deer on the road, slow down and proceed with caution to avoid collisions.

Minimize blind spots by angling side mirrors slightly outward to cover a wider area.

To regain control when skidding on ice, steer in the opposite direction of the skid.

The 'three-point turn' is also known as a K-turn, involving a multi-point turn to reverse direction in a narrow space.

If your accelerator pedal gets stuck, shift to neutral and safely pull over to the side of the road to stop the vehicle.

If you witness a collision on the road, stop your vehicle and offer assistance if possible, ensuring the safety of those involved.