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A+ Graded Answers
BAC
Blood Alcohol Content
DWI
Driving While Intoxicated
DUI
Driving Under the Influence
Implied Consent Law
As a licensed driver you agree to follow the rules of the road and take a breathalyzer if asked
Roadblock Law
a systematic approach to stop traffic without a warrant or probably cause, usually used at sobriety
check points
Exclusionary Rule
evidence is excluded if obtained illegally (without a warrant or probable cause)
Breathalyzer
Measures Blood Alcohol Content (BAC)
Smith System
1. Aim high in steering
2. Keep your eyes moving
3. Get the big picture
4. Leave yourself an out
5. Make sure others see you
2 second rule
Be two seconds behind a car to avoid tailgating
Velocitizing
When you are driving faster than you think
Highway Hypnosis
Driving like you are "zoned-out"
Premium
(Rate) Amount of money paid for insurance coverage
Three Major Causes of Accidents
, 1. Speeding
2. Condition of Driver
3. Distracted driving
Hand Signals
1. Right - Left hand up
2. Left - Left hand out
3. Stop - Left hand down
Probable Cause
good reason
IPDE
Identify the problem
Predict what will happen
Decide what to do
Execute the decision
Reaction Distance
3/4 of a sec
Defensive Driving
Driving in a manner that reduces conflict
Tailgating
Driving 2 seconds too close to the car in front of you
Field of Vision
12 - seconds (1 block) visual lead
Hand Position (on steering wheel)
(if it were a clock) 10 and 2
Emergency Vehicles and how to respond
1. Ambulance
2. Police Car
3. Firetruck
(pull over to the right)
Insurance: Liability
Protects driver who cause a collision - compensates third parties (by law you have to have)
Insurance: Collision
Covers you if you are at fault. Repairs or replaces vehicle minus a deduction (covers you and your
property)
A+ Graded Answers
BAC
Blood Alcohol Content
DWI
Driving While Intoxicated
DUI
Driving Under the Influence
Implied Consent Law
As a licensed driver you agree to follow the rules of the road and take a breathalyzer if asked
Roadblock Law
a systematic approach to stop traffic without a warrant or probably cause, usually used at sobriety
check points
Exclusionary Rule
evidence is excluded if obtained illegally (without a warrant or probable cause)
Breathalyzer
Measures Blood Alcohol Content (BAC)
Smith System
1. Aim high in steering
2. Keep your eyes moving
3. Get the big picture
4. Leave yourself an out
5. Make sure others see you
2 second rule
Be two seconds behind a car to avoid tailgating
Velocitizing
When you are driving faster than you think
Highway Hypnosis
Driving like you are "zoned-out"
Premium
(Rate) Amount of money paid for insurance coverage
Three Major Causes of Accidents
, 1. Speeding
2. Condition of Driver
3. Distracted driving
Hand Signals
1. Right - Left hand up
2. Left - Left hand out
3. Stop - Left hand down
Probable Cause
good reason
IPDE
Identify the problem
Predict what will happen
Decide what to do
Execute the decision
Reaction Distance
3/4 of a sec
Defensive Driving
Driving in a manner that reduces conflict
Tailgating
Driving 2 seconds too close to the car in front of you
Field of Vision
12 - seconds (1 block) visual lead
Hand Position (on steering wheel)
(if it were a clock) 10 and 2
Emergency Vehicles and how to respond
1. Ambulance
2. Police Car
3. Firetruck
(pull over to the right)
Insurance: Liability
Protects driver who cause a collision - compensates third parties (by law you have to have)
Insurance: Collision
Covers you if you are at fault. Repairs or replaces vehicle minus a deduction (covers you and your
property)
