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The vision used to judge depth and position is ____
Central
With the BGE mirror setting, what happens when a vehicle passes?
A vehicle passing should appear in the sideview mirror before it leaves the rearview, glare from the lights of a passing vehicle is reduced, and a vehicle will appear in the driver's peripheral vision before leaving the sideview mirror.
Reference points are necessary _____
to judge your vehicle's position, because there are areas around the vehicle which cannot be seen from the driver's seat
The BGE mirror setting is always the best mirror setting.
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To correctly adjust the left side view mirrors, the driver will need to place his/her head against the side window.
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Reference points are the same for all drivers.
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The pavement area in front of the vehicle which cannot be seen by the driver is about 3 car lengths.
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When driving you should _____
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When the pavement line or curb appears to run through the middle of the vehicle's hood, the vehicle is ____
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Your target should be _____
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If there is a restriction within your line of sight it is known as _____
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If the bumper is 3-6 inches from the curb line, the line of sight will extend from the driver _____
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In the contemporary mirror setting, the side view mirror is set to see the lane next to your vehicle.
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Line of sight is _____
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What is the best lane position for a right turn?
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Blind spots are areas you cannot see in either your mirrors or peripheral vision.
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Blindzones are greatly reduced by the use of contemporary mirror settings.
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Vehicle A is in lane position ____
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Study Notes
Mirror Settings and Visibility
- Central vision is used to judge depth and position while driving.
- BGE mirror setting allows a vehicle passing to be visible in the sideview mirror before it exits the rearview, minimizing glare from headlights.
- Proper mirror adjustments enhance peripheral awareness and safety.
Reference Points
- Reference points help drivers assess their vehicle's position, compensating for blind spots not visible from the driver’s seat.
- Reference points are individualized and not uniform across all drivers.
Safety Guidelines
- Always look 20 seconds ahead while driving; frequently check rear and side view mirrors to maintain awareness.
- The correct adjustment of the left side view mirror involves placing the head against the side window for accuracy.
Line of Sight and Positioning
- Line of sight definition refers to the visible distance ahead in the driving direction.
- The vehicle should ideally be positioned 3-6 inches from the curb when the pavement line appears to run through the hood.
- A fixed target located 20-30 seconds ahead should guide driving direction and focus.
Blind Spots
- Blind spots are areas that cannot be observed through mirrors or peripheral vision, posing safety risks.
- Contemporary mirror settings significantly reduce blind zones, enhancing overall visibility while driving.
Lane Positioning
- For a right turn, the best lane position is indicated as lane position 3.
- Vehicle A occupies lane position 2, which is key for understanding lane management while driving.
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Description
This quiz focuses on key concepts from VADETS Module 2 Topic 5. It includes terminology related to vision techniques and vehicle positioning, as well as safety practices. Review these flashcards to enhance your understanding of driving fundamentals.
