North Dakota drivers ed - chapter 3 Questions And Answers

At a four way uncontrolled intersection, who must yield - The person on the left must yield to the person on the right and pedestrians At an uncontrolled T-intersection, who is required to yeild - The driver on the road that ends at the intersection must yield to all cross traffic Backing up is one of the most dangerous ways to drive (true/false) - True Insurance companies look at _____ to determine your insurance rate - Age, gender, marital status, and your driving record Line of sight restrictions - Limit your ability to gain good information about the condition of your intended path of travel Path of travel problems - Temporarily or permanently prevent you from occupying space State law requires drivers to carry what type of auto insurance? - Liability The pivot point used for back interns is located where on your vehicle? - Above the center of the rear tires or rear corner post The safest way to change your direction is to - Drive around the block To track accurately when backing straight, you should look to the rear over your - Right shoulder What are the yielding requirements when entering a roundabout - Yield to traffic already in the roundabout and pedestriansWhat is the safest turnabout maneuver - Taking three rights to make a left Whee should your central vision be focused when you are turning right - The target area When back your vehicle, you are required to yield to - All traffic, pedestrians, and bicyclists When performing a backing turn, you should target the rear by looking - Over your left shoulder to back to the left and your right shoulder to back to the right When turning left, you must yield to - All oncoming traffic until it is safe to turn Where is the legal stop location - Front bumper before the stop line and crosswalk Where is the safety stop location - The front bumper even with the curb line