Driving Safety Quiz: Practice with Driving Safety Questions

What action should you take in the event of a crash?

What is recommended if your car starts with a push button?

How can deceleration be achieved?

If a crash is imminent, what is the best way to maintain control of your vehicle?

What is the purpose of looking far ahead toward the intended path of travel?

Which action would help you drive straight forward in your lane during a crash?

Why is it important to remember to put your foot on the brake if your car starts with a push button?

What could happen if you fail to look ahead during a crash situation?

Which action could increase the risk of collision when decelerating?

What could be a consequence of not putting your foot on the brake when starting a push-button car?

Safe Driving Practices

Most crashes occur due to human error, emphasizing the need for caution and attention while driving.
New drivers, despite passing licensing requirements, are still beginners and need to be cautious.

Vehicle Operations

Adjust the seat so that your feet can operate the pedals without lifting the heels.
A red brake light on the instrument panel indicates a problem with the parking brake.
The footrest on the floor where you place your left foot while driving is called the "dead pedal".

Mirror Adjustments

Outside mirrors should be adjusted to minimize blind spots.
Check mirrors and surroundings frequently, including the rear view mirror, to stay aware of potential hazards.

Airbag Safety

When driving a car with airbags, it is safest to be seated at least 10 inches away from the airbag.

Vehicle Familiarity

If you're not familiar with your car's instrument panel, refer to the vehicle's owner's manual.

Pre-Driving Check

Conduct a pre-driving check of mirrors, rear view, and surroundings before driving.

Driving Techniques

Check mirrors and surroundings frequently, including after completing a turn, to ensure the gap in traffic was adequate.
Turn on your hazard lights to warn other drivers if you're experiencing a problem.

Curve Driving

When driving into a curve, a vehicle tends to skid or lose traction if speed exceeds the tires' ability to grip, highlighting the importance of wearing seat belts for all vehicle occupants.

Test your knowledge on driver safety by answering questions about warning signals, vehicle control, and driver reactions. Identify best practices for communicating issues to other drivers and staying safe on the road.