chapter 6 DE
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- when parking downhill with a curb turn your wheels...
- to the right
- brake
- apply gentle ____ pressure to reduce speed
- center
- for a left turn, make a check right, then left turn the steering wheel just becfore you reack the ____ of the intersection
- when bacing to the right allow a wide space on the right because the front of the behicle will swing to the right
- false
- which turnabout requires a wide space because no backing is done
- mid-block U-turn
- the driver of a vehicle leaving a parallel parking space must yield to all approaching traffic
- true
- which turnabout requires you to back across two lanes of traffic
- pull into the driveway on left or right side
- crosswalk
- slow to about 10 mph just before a ____
- when parking downhill without a curb turn your wheels...
- to the left
- parking that requires a space about six feet longer than the vehicle being parked
- parallel parking
- left
- for a right turn check to the ____ again before truning
- nearest
- turn into the ____ lane of traffic going in your direction
- turnabout
- a maneuver used to turn your vehicle around so you can go in the opposite direction
- which trunabout requires that you stop your car across traffic lanes
- three-point turnabout
- when planning a turn check rear zones move into the correct lane about one block ahead and signal well in advance
- true
- a U-trun is risky because several lanes of traffic must be crossed to execute the turn
- true
- when backing a stickshift vehicle use the friction point of the clutch pedal to avoid jerky movements
- true
- not turning the steering wheel often enough to keep the vehicle in the planned path of travel
- understeering
- perpendiccular parking
- parking at a right angle to the curb
- accelerate
- then____ about halfway through the turn
- which turnabout is used when there is a driveway on the right and no traffic behind
- back into the driveway on the right side
- reference poing
- some part of the outside or inside of the vehicle, as viewed from the drivers seat that relates to some part ot the roadway
- hill parking
- parallel parking where the front wheels are turned to prevent the vehicle from rolling downhill when left unattended
- traffic
- check____ to front rear left and right zones
- when parking uphill whith no curb turn your wheels...
- to the right
- turning the steering wheel too much resulting in side-to-side weaving
- oversteering
- a reference point on the vehicle typically used by most drivers
- standard reference point
- steering where one hand pulls the wheel down while the other hand crosses over to pull the wheel farther down
- hand-over-hand steering
- correct
- position your vehicle in the _____ lane
- when changing lanes it is not necessary to make a blind-spot check if you have checked rear zones through both rearview and sideview mirrors
- false
- pedestrians
- search for bicyclists and ____
- front
- trun the steering wheel when your vehicles ____ wheels are even with the bend of teh corder
- a common error in lane changing is understeering
- false
- when backing in a straight line, make sure all zones are clear
- true
- parking diagonally to a curb
- angle parking
- personal reference point
- a unique part on a vehicle sometimes used by drivers as a reference point
- when parking uuphill whith a curb turn your wheels...
- to the left
- steering method where you push the steering wheel up with one hand and put it down with the other hand
- push-pull steering
- in order to drive in a straight line either forward or backward hold the steering wheel as steady as possible
- true
- a three-point turnabout should only be used on a dead-end street or a rural roadway with no driveways
- true
- which turnabout requires that you back into the traffic flow before moving forward
- pull into the driveway on the left or right side