Driver Safety Modules 7-10 Quiz

Module and Test Scores

• Score: 85% (B)
• Status: Completed
• Target due date: January 3, 2025
• Submitted: November 20, 2024, 9:27:19 PM
• Active time: 9 minutes and 36 seconds
• Category: Coursework

Module 7 and 8 Test Questions

• Question 1: An advancement in vehicle design that warns following drivers of an impending stop or turn is the high-mounted center brake light.
• Question 2: Answering "yes" is incorrect; receiving a DUI ticket is possible even if blood alcohol content is below the legal limit.

Module 9 and 10 Test Questions

• Question 1: Pedestrians most at risk are children and older pedestrians.
• Question 2: When a motorcyclist is overtaking, reduce your speed.

Additional Questions

• Question 3: A pedestrian is a visual obstruction to other drivers.
• Question 4: To yield to an oncoming motorcyclist signaling a left turn, the vehicle driver must wait until the motorcyclist has begun and fully completed the left turn.
• Question 5: To protect a tailgating motorcyclist, increase your following distance.
• Question 6: When windows are iced up and traction is low, drive very slowly.
• Question 7: Mopeds are restricted from roadways at night, rush hour traffic and high speed roadways.
• Question 8: Responsibility for slowing down on wet and slippery roads rests with the driver.
• Question 9: Motorcycle size and position on the road can cause drivers to have difficulty judging their speed and distance.
• Question 10: Fog causes light to be reflected back rather than forward.
• Question 11: When driving in winter conditions use low beams and reduce speed.
• Question 12: Use the defroster or air conditioner to de-ice windows on wet, humid days.
• Question 13: Motorcycle accidents are often caused by the exposed position of the rider.
• Question 14: Adjusts to changing weather and roadway conditions is a low-risk driving action
• Question 15: Stopping on a shoulder in heavy fog should be accompanied by using emergency flashers.
• Question 16: Front-wheel skidding usually causes the vehicle to veer to the right.
• Question 17: To give yourself more time for the IPDE Process at night, look out the left or the right of the road; beyond the range of your headlights.
• Question 18: If an oncoming driver fails to use proper low-beam headlights, reduce glare by looking at the right edge of the road.
• Question 19: The relatively small size of a motorcycle often hides them from the driver's vision.
• Question 20: If a vehicle exhaust system has a leak, you could experience a buildup of carbon monoxide gas.
• Question 21: All drivers in both lanes must stop for school buses loading or unloading passengers.
• Question 22: Drivers must be courteous to cyclists, and yield the right of way.
• Question 23: Reduced visibility conditions mean that visibility and traction decrease making it harder to anticipate hazards.
• Question 24: An emergency vehicle approaching in heavy traffic requires slowing or stopping.
• Question 25: To turn left from a one-way street, use the far-left lane.
• Question 26: High winds make vehicle control more difficult, increase braking distances, and decrease visibility.
• Question 27: Use emergency warning flashers to notify drivers that your vehicle is stopped.
• Question 28: Death or injury to a motorcycle rider can likely be avoided with proper protective equipment use and awareness of the laws.
• Question 29: To avoid traction-reducing conditions, reduce your speed.
• Question 30: Never remove a hot radiator cap.
• Question 31: Use low beams and reduce speed when driving in snow conditions.
• Question 32: If the rear of your vehicle skids to the right, steer to the right.
• Question 33: Collision insurance is a common method to protect drivers from the costs of damages in accidents.
• Question 34: Use headlights during any time of reduced visibility.
• Question 35: Bridges freeze before adjoining road surfaces because they often are exposed to cold air and sunlight.
• Question 36: Low speed vehicles need licensing plates, safety features like wipers, and mirrors.
• Question 37: During adverse weather, increased caution is necessary to anticipate and respond to changing road conditions.
• Question 38: Use mental skills to consider the surrounding area.
• Question 39: Many pedestrians are children who are involved in accidents at intersections.
• Question 40: Rain makes roadways most slick immediately after it has started to fall.
• Question 41 through 48: These questions cover additional driving concepts and test-taking strategies and therefore do not cover single facts as the previous questions