AAA DRIVER IMPROVEMENT WITH RATIONALIZED
ANSWERS YEAR 2024/2025
In a crash which term is better to use over another? - verified
answers-collision over accident
what are 3 things that are true about driving? - verified
answers-risk is always present, actual risk at any time might not
match what you perceive the risk to be, every road user affects
level of risk at any point
how do you reduce risk? - verified answers-assume other
drivers will take the action that puts you at the most risk and be
ready to respond, do your best to never cause another driver to
have to steer or change speed
what makes an aggressive visual search? - verified answers-
look 20-30 seconds ahead of your path of travel and look for an
alternate path 12-15 seconds ahead
what is a placard? - verified answers-what you hang from a
mirror for a disability but must be in use for the
driver/passenger
what should your line of sight be? - verified answers-at least 3
inches above the top of the wheel
what should the distance from one's steering wheel be? -
verified answers-at least 10 inches away
how should one hold the wheel? - verified answers-either 9 and
3 or 8 and 4 o'clock
what are the levels of child safety restraints? - verified answers-
rear facing seats, forward facing seats, booster seats, seat belt,
and backseat until age 13
, Electronic stability control - verified answers-retains traction
during hard cornering maneuvers
Lane Departure Warning System - verified answers-tracks a
vehicle's position within a lane
adaptive cruise control - verified answers-A special form of
speed control that aids the driver in maintaining
a safe distance from the vehicle ahead, often by automatically
adjusting speed to maintain the desired headway.
ground viewing - verified answers-Searching beneath parked
vehicles and other objects for signs of movement
what is side vision - verified answers-peripheral vision
what are the aspects of speed - verified answers-legal speed
limit, safe speed for prevailing conditions, adjusting position
relative to others
what are the 3 things that affect speed - verified answers-
visibility, traction, surrounding traffic
what happens as speed increases? - verified answers-crash
likelihood increases
when should you not use cruise control? - verified answers-in
wet weather
what things reduce traction? - verified answers-substances on
roads, surface conditions, hydroplaning, and temperature
changes
what should one's braking space be? - verified answers-4-5
seconds
ANSWERS YEAR 2024/2025
In a crash which term is better to use over another? - verified
answers-collision over accident
what are 3 things that are true about driving? - verified
answers-risk is always present, actual risk at any time might not
match what you perceive the risk to be, every road user affects
level of risk at any point
how do you reduce risk? - verified answers-assume other
drivers will take the action that puts you at the most risk and be
ready to respond, do your best to never cause another driver to
have to steer or change speed
what makes an aggressive visual search? - verified answers-
look 20-30 seconds ahead of your path of travel and look for an
alternate path 12-15 seconds ahead
what is a placard? - verified answers-what you hang from a
mirror for a disability but must be in use for the
driver/passenger
what should your line of sight be? - verified answers-at least 3
inches above the top of the wheel
what should the distance from one's steering wheel be? -
verified answers-at least 10 inches away
how should one hold the wheel? - verified answers-either 9 and
3 or 8 and 4 o'clock
what are the levels of child safety restraints? - verified answers-
rear facing seats, forward facing seats, booster seats, seat belt,
and backseat until age 13
, Electronic stability control - verified answers-retains traction
during hard cornering maneuvers
Lane Departure Warning System - verified answers-tracks a
vehicle's position within a lane
adaptive cruise control - verified answers-A special form of
speed control that aids the driver in maintaining
a safe distance from the vehicle ahead, often by automatically
adjusting speed to maintain the desired headway.
ground viewing - verified answers-Searching beneath parked
vehicles and other objects for signs of movement
what is side vision - verified answers-peripheral vision
what are the aspects of speed - verified answers-legal speed
limit, safe speed for prevailing conditions, adjusting position
relative to others
what are the 3 things that affect speed - verified answers-
visibility, traction, surrounding traffic
what happens as speed increases? - verified answers-crash
likelihood increases
when should you not use cruise control? - verified answers-in
wet weather
what things reduce traction? - verified answers-substances on
roads, surface conditions, hydroplaning, and temperature
changes
what should one's braking space be? - verified answers-4-5
seconds
