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The Basics of Vehicular Control and Emergency Situations Answers

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One recommendation for avoiding head-on collisions is to

A
flash your headlights.
B
speed up.
C
move to the left.
D
quickly jerk the wheel to the right.
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If a front tire blows out while traveling, the vehicle will pull in that direction.

A
true
B
false
3

Many horrible accidents happen in the driveways of US homes when people avoid performing

A
an interior pre-trip inspection.
B
an exterior pre-trip inspection.
C
a control system inspection.
D
an instrument panel inspection.
4

Many vehicles leave the right shoulder of the pavement due to

A
brake failure.
B
improper interior inspections.
C
driver distraction.
D
lack of oil pressure.
5

All of the following are checked during an exterior pre-trip inspection except the

A
rear-view mirror.
B
tires.
C
windshield.
D
ground under the vehicle.
6

Your first response when your vehicle leaves the right side of the pavement should be to brake firmly.

A
true
B
false
7

Head-on collisions are the most deadly types of collisions.

A
true
B
false
8

Much like dashboards, items that control the vehicle may vary by make and model.

A
true
B
false
9

Which gauge tells the driver how many miles the vehicle has been driven?

A
speedometer
B
tachometer
C
fuel gauge
D
odometer
10

There are usually no steps a driver can take to minimize a collision.

A
true
B
false

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