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of the 44 Sets below contain facts that are subject to change.
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| DIRECTIONS:
For each Set, scroll so tip
of red arrow is just visible at bottom of your screen, consider
"a)" and "b)", then scroll
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If you understand
everything in a Set, circle
Set's # on worksheet. |
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If you don't
understand everything in a Set, underline
Set's #. |
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| Example
Set: stop sign and yield sign |
| a) both are
red |
| b) one is red
and one is yellow |
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| b) one is red
and one is yellow |
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| Set 801:
standard brakes applied fully until the front wheels stop rotating |
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steering is not possible |
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steering is enhanced by the weight shift to the front wheels |
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steering is not possible |
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| Set 802:
read the ABS section of your vehicle's owner's manual |
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you also need to practice in a safe location |
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best way to learn how to use ABS |
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you also need to practice in a safe location |
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| Set 803:
if a vehicle with ABS shudders noisily when the brakes are applied
fully |
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pump the brake pedal |
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this is normal |
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this is normal |
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| Set 804:
ABS |
| a)
always stop the vehicle in less space than standard brakes |
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allow steering with full braking |
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allow steering with full braking |
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| Set 805:
changing speed or direction suddenly |
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can cause a skid |
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will help you correct a skid |
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can cause a skid |
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| Set 806:
you steer but your vehicle skids straight ahead (understeers) |
| a)
reduce steering angle of front wheels |
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apply brakes |
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reduce steering angle of front wheels |
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| Set 807:
if the back of your vehicle skids right (oversteers), look and steer |
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left |
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into the skid |
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into the skid |
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| Set 808:
for better visibility in rain, fog, or snow |
| a)
try high beam headlights |
| b)
try low beam headlights |
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try low beam headlights |
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| Set 809:
windows fogging up |
| a)
tightly close windows |
| b)
leave windows partly open |
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leave windows partly open |
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| Set 810:
most important time to clean off-gassing film from inside of windshield |
| a)
before driving east at sunrise or west at sunset |
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before driving west at sunrise or east at sunset |
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before driving east at sunrise or west at sunset |
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| Set 811:
road is most slippery |
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when it rains heavily |
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when it starts to rain lightly, especially if it has not rained
for a long time |
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when it starts to rain lightly, especially if it has not rained
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| Set 812:
to reduce the risk of hydroplaning |
| a)
reduce tire tread or tire pressure |
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reduce speed |
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reduce speed |
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| Set 813:
if vehicle hydroplanes |
| a)
brake firmly and turn the steering wheel towards the edge of the
water |
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decelerate and drive straight |
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decelerate and drive straight |
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| Set 814:
after driving through deep water |
| a)
test steering and wipers |
| b)
lightly apply brakes (especially drum brakes) for a short distance |
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| b)
lightly apply brakes (especially drum brakes) for a short distance |
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| Set 815:
black ice |
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sometimes visible |
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always invisible |
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sometimes visible |
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| Set 816:
road surfaces in shaded areas, on overpasses, in intersections,
on bridges |
| a)
some of the above may be more slippery than other surfaces |
| b)
all of the above may be more slippery |
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all of the above may be more slippery |
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| Set 817:
on a potentially slippery road surface, test braking and steering |
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at a very low speed |
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at the speed you intend to drive |
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at a very low speed |
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| Set 818:
first thing to do if you feel dizzy/drowsy/nauseous while engine
is running |
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stop and rest in your vehicle or drive to the nearest rest stop |
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immediately get plenty of fresh air |
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immediately get plenty of fresh air |
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| Set 819:
average headlights illuminate the road ahead for |
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30 m on low beams and 100 m on high beams |
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100 m on low beams and 150 m on high beams |
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30 m on low beams and 100 m on high beams |
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| Set 820:
traffic law requires you to use headlights |
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from sunset until sunrise |
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if visibility is less than 150 m |
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if visibility is less than 150 m |
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| Set 821:
dim your high beams when another vehicle is within 150 m of you
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but only if that vehicle is approaching you |
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both when that vehicle is approaching you and also if you are following
it |
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both when that vehicle is approaching you and also if you are following
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| Set 822:
if you are not overdriving your headlights before you enter a curve |
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you will not be overdriving your lights in the curve |
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you may be overdriving your lights in the curve |
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you may be overdriving your lights in the curve |
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| Set 823:
if approaching lights are blinding you, look towards right edge
of road |
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and blink rapidly as you use the edge of the road as a guide |
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and squint, or close one eye, or make a "viewing" slit
with your fingers |
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and squint, or close one eye, or make a "viewing" slit
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| Set 824:
if the lights of the vehicle behind you are glaring in your center
mirror |
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switch that mirror to the night-driving position |
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don't use your mirrors |
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switch that mirror to the night-driving position |
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| Set 825:
if the left front tire blows out |
| a)
vehicle pulls to the left |
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vehicle pulls to the right |
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vehicle pulls to the left |
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| Set 826:
after a tire blowout |
| a)
don't brake or steer suddenly |
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quickly steer right and stop |
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don't brake or steer suddenly |
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| Set 827:
if your brakes fail, pump brake pedal hard and fast, but if this
doesn't help |
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use the parking brake but do not activate the parking brake release |
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use the parking brake as you activate the parking brake release |
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use the parking brake as you activate the parking brake release |
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| Set 828:
if accelerator pedal sticks, before you shift to "N" or
turn off engine |
| a)
try using your hand to lift the pedal |
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try using your toe to lift the pedal |
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try using your toe to lift the pedal |
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| Set 829:
sudden/unusual spots of light on the road ahead at night are probably |
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your headlights shining on the reflectors that mark the lanes |
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your headlights reflecting off an animal's eyes |
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your headlights reflecting off an animal's eyes |
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| Set 830:
if an animal is directly in front of you |
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swerve suddenly or slam on your brakes |
| b)
it's sometimes better to hit the animal than risk a crash |
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it's sometimes better to hit the animal than risk a crash |
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| Set 831:
if a vehicle approaches on your side of the road, it's usually better
to |
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steer left towards the open lane on the other side of the center
line |
| b)
steer right and drive on the shoulder or leave the road if necessary |
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steer right and drive on the shoulder or leave the road if necessary |
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| Set 832:
hitting a solid object at 30 km/hr is like falling from a 1-storey
building's roof |
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at 60 km/hr it's like falling from a 2-storey roof |
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at 60 km/hr it's like falling from a 4-storey roof |
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at 60 km/hr it's like falling from a 4-storey roof |
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| Set 833:
immediately after a crash |
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turn off engines and take steps to protect the crash scene |
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get witnesses |
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turn off engines and take steps to protect the crash scene |
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834: after a crash, there's a possible danger from high voltage
wires |
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that are part of hybrid vehicles |
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that are part of all vehicles |
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that are part of hybrid vehicles |
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| Set 835:
if you indirectly cause a crash but are not actually in the crash |
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you don't have legal responsibilities |
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you have legal responsibilities and you must stop |
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you have legal responsibilities and you must stop |
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836: after a crash |
| a)
avoid discussing who is at fault |
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discuss who is at fault |
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avoid discussing who is at fault |
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837: the Apology Act of BC states that your apology after a
crash |
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does not constitute an express or implied admission of fault or
liability |
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constitutes an admission of fault or liability |
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| a)
does not constitute an express or implied admission of fault or
liability |
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838: after a minor crash without apparent injuries or vehicle
damage |
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try to get contact information from several independent witnesses |
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you don't need witnesses because everyone involved will give a truthful
statement |
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try to get contact information from several independent witnesses |
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839: after a crash, the police can direct traffic according
to their direction |
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you must always follow that direction |
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you must follow that direction after you observe that it is safe
to do so |
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you must follow that direction after you observe that it is safe
to do so |
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840: which accidents must be reported to the police |
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all |
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if injures or death, impaired driver, or property damage limits
are exceeded |
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if injures or death, impaired driver, or property damage limits
are exceeded |
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841: since 2014, every new vehicle has been manufactured with
an event data recorder |
| a)
police can analyze the recorder after a crash to see if a crash
report is accurate |
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police are not allowed to analyze it after a crash because it contains
private data |
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police can analyze the recorder after a crash to see if a crash
report is accurate |
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842: time you usually have after a crash to conclude all injury
and vehicle repair claims |
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2 years |
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1 year |
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2 years |
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843: keeping a journal describing how you feel each day after
a crash |
| a)
not necessary because you need to remember the progression of your
physical condition |
| b)
recommended by some lawyers |
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| b)
recommended by some lawyers |
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844: the police can issue a violation ticket |
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up to 2 months after a crash |
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up to 12 months after a crash |
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up to 12 months after a crash |
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