If there is even a possibility of water on the road reaching the bottom of your vehicle......, drive as though there was not water on the road, enter the water at brisk speed, do not enter the water, raise the height of your vehicle, During the Fall, wet leaves on the road can , make residential streets safer, increase traction at low speeds, present a serious vision hazard, reduce traction and vehicle control, When your vehicle starts to skid sideways, , steer in the direction that your vehicle needs to go, first pres hard on the brake pedal, maintain steady accelerator pressure, steer opposite the direction that your vehicle needs to go, Why should you not set the parking brake after driving through slush or icy conditions?, The parking brake could freeze, The parking brake will be erratic, The parking brake is inoperative, The parking brake might not hold., When it becomes extremely difficult to see because of heavy rain, you should...., use high-beam lights, pull off the road until the rain stops, slow down and use emergency flashers, use low-beam headlights and maintain speed, You can get a little more traction on wet roads by driving..., at or near the posted speed limit, in the tire tracks of the vehicle ahead, toward the right edge of the roadway, with reduced tire air pressure, Black Ice, is a thin sheet of invisible ice, well-traveled ice, easy to see, provides more traction, To help you see during heavy rain, use your......, high0beam headlights, emergency flashers, parking lights, low-beam headlights, When driving in snow, you should use, low-beam headlights and reduce speed, low-beam headlights and drive at the posted speed, high-beam headlights and reduce speed , high-beam headlights drive at the posted speed, Rain tends to make roadways the slickest..., when the road has a clean surface, just after the rain stops, about 15 minutes after the rain starts, as the rain begins to start,  Yielding in traffic means, allowing others to go before you, coming to a complete stop every time, expecting others to stop for you, speeding up to avoid a collision, The basic speed law requires you to drive...., within 5 mph of the 55-mph speed limit, no faster than is safe for existing conditions, at the maximum posted speed limit, above the posted speed limit, A red circle and diagonal slash on a sign means that...., a hazard is ahead, the action is not allowed, diagonal crossing is permitted, two roads interect ahead, Your traffic light changes to yellow as you approach and intersection. In most cases, what should you do?, Signal for a right turn and slow, Go through if no other vehicles are coming, Accelerate to clear the intersection, Make every reasonable effort to stop, A flashing red light at an intersection means that you must, stop and wait until it stops flashing, stop only if there is cross traffic, slow down and proceed with caution, make a complete stop and proceed when the way is clear, The chance of a collision is greatest at, school crossings, parking lot entrances and exits, a driveway entrance, an intersection, Once in an intersection,, you may make any lane change you desire, you must be in the center lane to turn, you can change your mind about turning, you may not make any lane changes, When turning, your last check is, over your right shoulder, behind you, in the direction of your intended path of travel, for a controlled zone, When you apply the IPDE Process, you may decide to, apply gentle persuasion to other drives, always slow down to avoid conflicts, speed up your ability to process information, change speed, change directions, or communicate with others, The process of searching critical areas of the traffic environemtn in a regular sequence is called, separating, minimal visual exercise, an orderly visual search pattern, a random search pattern, Scanning means to , look far and wide in an unorganized fashion , put your trip on the internet, stare at your path of travel, glance quickly and continually, At what speed should you pass another vehicle going in the same direction on a two-lane roadway?, within 5 mph of the other vehicle, slightly higher than the speed limit, about the same speed as the vehicle you are passing, at least 10 mph faster than the other vehicle, When approaching the top of a hill, passing is not allowed...., within 500 feet, within 700-1000 feet before, within 1100 feet, non of the above, What should you do before braking hard to avoid hitting a small animal?, check the traffic situation, swerve and brake, flash lights and sound horn, maintain your speed and move right, Rural highways, especially older ones, tend to present...., traffic signs, lane markings, traffic controls, roadside hazards, When meeting an oncoming vehicle at night, you might avoid being momentarily blinded if you,,,,, wear sunglasses, glance at the right edge of the road, flash your headlights, brake hard, What happens to vehicle control at higher speeds?, it is easier, it is more difficult, it becomes less important, it is the same at slow speeds, Injuries and deaths from motorcycle collisions are primarily from, driving too fast, the exposed position of the rider, other vehicles hitting them, hitting deer, Why are motorcyclists often difficult to see behind your vehicle?, the relatively small size of the motorcycle is lost in your blind-spot area, they deliberately hide behind you, they are tailgating, you are concentrating on the path of travel, When a motorcyclist is overtaking you, you should..., maintain speed and lane position, reduce your speed, increase your speed , move to the left side of your lane.

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