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"how you live is how you drive" means - CORRECT ANSWER: because if you live risky, prob gon do risky things because lifestyle issues and risktaking affect drive

"risk is based on exposure" means - CORRECT ANSWER: the more you are exposed, the more and higher chance you will get into an accident

3 types of hazards - CORRECT ANSWER: immediate

potential objects of interest

60 to a complete stop - CORRECT ANSWER: 240 feet

an escape route can be best described as - CORRECT ANSWER: is the best available course of action to avoid a crash

an example of inherently risky activity is - CORRECT ANSWER: dancing is riskier than walking

an example of manual distraction is - CORRECT ANSWER: when you take your hands

off the wheel sending a text reaching controls on the dash

an example of visual distraction is - CORRECT ANSWER: taking your eyes off the road looking at gps looking at phone

anti lock brakes - CORRECT ANSWER: more traditional and modern, just press firm

Anti-lock brakes - CORRECT ANSWER: Wheels don't lock up

Have to keep foot on pedal

as you drive, what does the concept of cumulative risk mean - CORRECT ANSWER:

the more you drive, the more you are exposed that you will get into an accident

Blind spot indicators, back up cameras, lane departure warning systems and steering controls are - CORRECT ANSWER: Useful but can be hazardous if used improperly or at the wrong time

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blindspot indicators, backup cams, lane departure warning systems, and steering

controls are - CORRECT ANSWER: additional safety features when they are used

correctly

braking distance - CORRECT ANSWER: the time it takes to come to a complete stop

after you brake

cars at the edges of your rear view mirror are closer to you and cars closer to the middle

of your rear view mirror are farther away - CORRECT ANSWER: true

cognitive distractions - CORRECT ANSWER: when your mind is occupied with

something other than driving

common mistakes made when entering the freeway from an on-ramp are - CORRECT

ANSWER: coming to a complete stop

being to aggressive

cumulative risk is - CORRECT ANSWER: when risk adds up over time, as you do

something risky again and again

do you get to your destination faster if you swerve in and out of traffic - CORRECT

ANSWER: no

driving faster - CORRECT ANSWER: doesn't do anything, because reality is that traffic and other factors will slow you down

example object of interest - CORRECT ANSWER: speed limits

traffic lights stop signs

example of immediate hazard - CORRECT ANSWER: people darting into the road

in front car slamming on their brakes lane swerves

example of potential hazard - CORRECT ANSWER: pedestrian standing on the street

corner car parked with door open

example of road conditions - CORRECT ANSWER: a dirt road

single lane road construction zone weather

example of traffic - CORRECT ANSWER: driving in congested areas

traffic in uneven

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