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FLVS Driver's Ed DBA Questions What are 3 tips to prepare for a road trip? - Answer- 1. Assessing your fitness to drive 2. Mapping the road ahead 3. Using GPS properly, if necessary 4. Ensuring a safe trip for yourself and others What is considered a proper following distance? What is tailgating? - Answer- A 4 second following distance. Tailgating is driving too closely behind another vehicle. What are 3 examples of the highway transportation system? - Answer- 1. roadways 2. people 3. vehicles What are 3 examples of the highway transportation system - Answer- 1. Tailgating. 2. Yelling. 3. Honking in anger. 4. Making angry gestures. 5. Trying to block another vehicle from changing lanes. 6. Cutting off another vehicle on purpose. 7. Getting out of the vehicle to confront another driver. 8. Bumping or ramming another vehicle on purpose. Stop sign vs Yield sign - Answer- A yield or give way sign indicates that merging drivers must prepare to stop if necessary to let a driver on another approach proceed. A stop sign requires each driver to stop completely before proceeding, whether or not other traffic is present. What is a vehicle safety check? What are you checking and why? - Answer- A vehicle check is done to determine if your car is currently in shape to safely get you to where you need to be. Things that should be checked are tires, mirrors and windows, headlights, signal lights, and taillights. Make sure to check for any abnormalities Wearing headphones? Is it safe/legal? Why or why not? - Answer- It is illegal to wear a headset, headphones, or earbuds while operating a motor vehicle or a bicycle. It's also unsafe: if your ears are covered, you'll have a harder time hearing a nearby emergency vehicle, another driver honking to warn you of their presence, or a pedestrian shouting from your blind spot. 3 options to get home safely - Answer- 1. Appoint a designated driver. 2. Take a cab, taxi, Uber, or Lyft 3. Use public transportation 4. Call someone to drive you home (like a trusted adult) 3 common distractions for drivers? Outside or inside? - Answer- 1. Talking or texting 2. Adjusting music or controls 3. Loud or distracting passengers 4. Daydreaming 5. Eating, drinking, or smoking 6. Reaching for something on the dashboard, seat, or floor.