Safe Driving and Defensive Driving Techniques Quiz

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#1

What is the recommended safe following distance in ideal driving conditions?

1 second
2 seconds
3 seconds
4 seconds
#2

Which of the following is a defensive driving technique?

Speeding up to get ahead of other vehicles
Tailgating the vehicle in front
Regularly checking mirrors and blind spots
Ignoring traffic signs
#3

What is the primary purpose of defensive driving?

To drive aggressively and assertively
To reach the destination as quickly as possible
To anticipate and avoid potential hazards
To ignore traffic rules and regulations
#4

When approaching a yellow traffic light, what action should you take?

Speed up to pass through before it turns red
Stop if it is safe to do so
Continue at the same speed
Honk to warn other vehicles
#5

What is the purpose of checking your vehicle's tire pressure regularly?

To increase fuel efficiency
To decrease tire lifespan
To ensure proper handling and traction
To make the ride smoother
#6

What does the 'blind spot' refer to in driving?

The area directly behind your vehicle
The area around your side mirrors
The area you cannot see in your rearview mirror or side mirrors
The area covered by your headlights
#7

What is the purpose of the '3-second rule' in safe driving?

To determine the duration of a red light
To maintain a safe following distance
To calculate the time needed to park
To estimate the time to reach a destination
#8

What does 'SIPDE' stand for in the context of defensive driving?

Safe Intersection Protocol Defensive Evaluation
Scan, Identify, Predict, Decide, Execute
Speed, Inattention, Proximity, Defensive, Errors
Systematic Impact Protection Driving Evaluation
#9

In adverse weather conditions, what should you do to maintain safe control of your vehicle?

Drive as fast as conditions allow to maintain control
Increase your following distance
Keep your headlights off to avoid glare
Use cruise control for consistent speed
#10

What is the 'two-second rule' in safe driving?

The time it takes to change lanes
The following distance between your vehicle and the one in front
The time it takes to come to a complete stop
The duration of a traffic light cycle
#11

In what situation is it important to yield the right-of-way?

When merging onto a highway
When entering a roundabout
When turning left at an intersection
All of the above
#12

What is the purpose of indicating with your turn signals before changing lanes or turning?

To confuse other drivers
To show off your vehicle's features
To alert other drivers of your intentions
To increase your vehicle's speed
#13

What should you do if you encounter an aggressive driver on the road?

Engage in aggressive driving behavior in response
Avoid making eye contact or responding to their gestures
Challenge them to a race
Tailgate them to teach them a lesson
#14

What does the acronym 'RPM' stand for in the context of vehicle operation?

Road Performance Metric
Revolutions Per Mile
Rear Parking Maneuver
Revolutions Per Minute
#15

What is the purpose of an anti-lock braking system (ABS) in a vehicle?

To make the tires slippery
To lock up the wheels during braking
To prevent the wheels from locking up during hard braking
To reduce fuel efficiency
#16

What should you do if your vehicle starts to skid?

Steer in the opposite direction of the skid
Brake hard to regain control
Accelerate to straighten the vehicle
Release the accelerator and steer in the direction you want to go
#17

What is hydroplaning and how can it be prevented?

The process of driving too slowly in wet conditions
The loss of traction caused by a layer of water between the tires and the road
The act of driving recklessly in rainy weather
The effect of engine failure due to water damage
#18

Why is it important to check your mirrors frequently while driving?

To admire the view behind you
To check for police cars
To assess the traffic situation around your vehicle
To signal other drivers to pass
#19

What is 'oversteering' in driving, and how can it be corrected?

Turning the steering wheel too much, and it can be corrected by turning it back in the opposite direction
Not turning the steering wheel enough, and it can be corrected by turning it more
Applying brakes suddenly, and it can be corrected by releasing them gradually
Accelerating too quickly, and it can be corrected by easing off the gas pedal

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