#1
What is the primary purpose of space management in defensive driving?
To conserve fuel
To ensure comfort
To maintain a safe distance from other vehicles
To reduce road noise
#2
What does the term 'blind spot' refer to in driving?
An area of the road where vision is obstructed
The space directly in front of your vehicle
The area behind your vehicle
The area to the sides of your vehicle not visible in mirrors
#3
In defensive driving, what does 'communicating' with other drivers involve?
Using hand gestures
Honking the horn frequently
Maintaining eye contact
Using turn signals and headlights appropriately
#4
Why is it important to maintain a safe following distance in defensive driving?
To conserve fuel
To reduce wear and tear on brakes
To provide adequate time to react and stop if necessary
To ensure quick overtaking of other vehicles
#5
What is the recommended way to approach a sharp curve while driving?
Accelerate into the curve to maintain speed
Brake hard just before entering the curve
Slow down before entering the curve
Swerve quickly to navigate the curve
#6
What is 'line-of-sight' driving?
Driving while keeping eyes closed
Maintaining a clear view of the road ahead
Driving only in the direction of your intended destination
Following the path of the vehicle in front of you
#7
What is the purpose of 'minimizing distractions' in defensive driving?
To make the drive more enjoyable
To avoid getting lost
To increase the likelihood of noticing potential hazards
To listen to music at a higher volume
#8
When should you use the 'two-second rule' while driving?
When changing lanes
When following another vehicle
When merging onto a highway
When exiting a parking lot
#9
In defensive driving, what does the 'SEE' acronym stand for?
Speed, Evasion, Escape
Search, Evaluate, Execute
Signal, Exit, Enter
Stop, Examine, Evaluate
#10
What does 'space cushion' refer to in defensive driving?
A cushion used for comfort while driving
The space between your vehicle and the road surface
The space around your vehicle that you maintain for safety
A device for protecting occupants during a collision
#11
Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when adjusting your driving to maintain space around your vehicle?
Weather conditions
Vehicle speed
Time of day
Traffic flow
#12
What should you do if you're being tailgated by another driver?
Speed up to create more space
Brake suddenly to warn the other driver
Increase your following distance
Ignore the other driver
#13
What is the purpose of a 'space management system' in defensive driving?
To organize items within the vehicle
To plan routes efficiently
To effectively manage space around the vehicle
To clean the vehicle interior
#14
What should you do if you encounter a vehicle in your blind spot?
Immediately change lanes
Honk the horn to alert the other driver
Speed up and pass the vehicle quickly
Adjust your position to increase visibility and avoid collision
#15
What is the purpose of 'scanning' while driving defensively?
To look for road signs
To maintain eye contact with other drivers
To continuously observe the road and surroundings
To check the speedometer regularly
#16
What is the purpose of 'covering the brake' while driving defensively?
To prepare for a quick stop
To conserve fuel
To adjust the radio volume
To maintain a constant speed
#17
What is the 'stopping sight distance' in driving?
The distance covered while stopping a vehicle
The distance required to stop your vehicle after the brakes are applied
The distance a vehicle travels while the driver reacts to a hazard
The distance required for a driver to perceive, react, and stop a vehicle safely