Ohio Drivers Education (Myer's Driving School) Latest
2025/2026 Graded A+
Airbag Facts (3): - ( ANSWER)-You still must wear a seatbelt.
Attempts to keep you in your seat (Intense Crashes),
Keep 10 inches away from the wheel.
Takes 1/20 of a second to deploy.
Comes out at 150-200 miles an hour.
Airbags are how big? - ( ANSWER)-4-6 inches bigger than the steering column
B.A.C. - ( ANSWER)-Blood Alcohol Content
Being Pulled Over - ( ANSWER)-Must Disclose if you have any weapons
Get License and Registration when it's asked for
Be sure it's a marked police car
Keep everyone's hands up and in plain sight
Bodily Injury Liability - ( ANSWER)-Covers someone else's injuries
Booster Seats - ( ANSWER)-Can get out at 8 years old
OR
4 ft. 9 in. tall
Check mirrors how often? - ( ANSWER)-3-5 seconds
Comprehension Insurance - ( ANSWER)-This is not full coverage.
, Construction Zones - ( ANSWER)-Tickets double in price
Courteous Driving Habits - ( ANSWER)-Can't block entrances/exits
Get over ASAP if your lane is going to end
Don't wave people into traffic
Deep Water - ( ANSWER)-Can stall an engine and sweep your vehicle away
Depressant Drugs - ( ANSWER)-Alcohol, Analgesics (Pain Pills), Barbiturates (Insomnia Pills), Sedatives,
and Volatile Drugs (Ecstasy).
Emergency First Aid: The 3 C's - ( ANSWER)-Check, Call, and Care
Check Scene
Call 911
Care to the degree you are trained
Emergency Vehicles: EMS Stopped on the Side - ( ANSWER)-Get as far to the left or right as you can
Emergency Vehicles: Highways - ( ANSWER)-Keep going but let them pass
Emergency Vehicles: Normal Streets - ( ANSWER)-Pull to the right and stop
Emergency Vehicles: Stopped at a red light - ( ANSWER)-Stay Put.
Factors for absorption rate - ( ANSWER)-Age, Height, Weight, Gender, Carbonate, Mood, Body Maturity,
and Amount of Food in Stomach
Front Facing Car Seats - ( ANSWER)-Can get out at 4 years old and 40 lbs
2025/2026 Graded A+
Airbag Facts (3): - ( ANSWER)-You still must wear a seatbelt.
Attempts to keep you in your seat (Intense Crashes),
Keep 10 inches away from the wheel.
Takes 1/20 of a second to deploy.
Comes out at 150-200 miles an hour.
Airbags are how big? - ( ANSWER)-4-6 inches bigger than the steering column
B.A.C. - ( ANSWER)-Blood Alcohol Content
Being Pulled Over - ( ANSWER)-Must Disclose if you have any weapons
Get License and Registration when it's asked for
Be sure it's a marked police car
Keep everyone's hands up and in plain sight
Bodily Injury Liability - ( ANSWER)-Covers someone else's injuries
Booster Seats - ( ANSWER)-Can get out at 8 years old
OR
4 ft. 9 in. tall
Check mirrors how often? - ( ANSWER)-3-5 seconds
Comprehension Insurance - ( ANSWER)-This is not full coverage.
, Construction Zones - ( ANSWER)-Tickets double in price
Courteous Driving Habits - ( ANSWER)-Can't block entrances/exits
Get over ASAP if your lane is going to end
Don't wave people into traffic
Deep Water - ( ANSWER)-Can stall an engine and sweep your vehicle away
Depressant Drugs - ( ANSWER)-Alcohol, Analgesics (Pain Pills), Barbiturates (Insomnia Pills), Sedatives,
and Volatile Drugs (Ecstasy).
Emergency First Aid: The 3 C's - ( ANSWER)-Check, Call, and Care
Check Scene
Call 911
Care to the degree you are trained
Emergency Vehicles: EMS Stopped on the Side - ( ANSWER)-Get as far to the left or right as you can
Emergency Vehicles: Highways - ( ANSWER)-Keep going but let them pass
Emergency Vehicles: Normal Streets - ( ANSWER)-Pull to the right and stop
Emergency Vehicles: Stopped at a red light - ( ANSWER)-Stay Put.
Factors for absorption rate - ( ANSWER)-Age, Height, Weight, Gender, Carbonate, Mood, Body Maturity,
and Amount of Food in Stomach
Front Facing Car Seats - ( ANSWER)-Can get out at 4 years old and 40 lbs
