1)The term "Eye Lead Time" refers to the need to stare at the vehicle ahead of you when you are driving.
True False
2) If your vehicle catches on fire or is under water as a result of a collision, your chances of survival are better if you are wearing your seat belt.
True False
3) When you drink beer or alcohol, your ability to drive is not impaired until you have a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) in excess of 80 mg per 100 ml of blood (.08).
True False
4) The most effective way to deal with a person who is tailgating you is to speed up to increase the distance between their vehicle and yours.
True False
5) The most frequent cause of loss of control of a vehicle is "speed too fast for conditions".
True False
6) When you are stopped in an intersection waiting to make a left turn, your front wheels should be turned to the left (the direction in which you will be turning).
True False
7) A rear-facing infant child-seat must not be used in a vehicle seating position which is equipped with an air bag.
True False
8) If you travel a certain roadway at 70 km/h during daylight hours, after dark you should reduce your speed by at least 10 km/h, depending on conditions.
True False
9) If you have an ABS (anti-lock brake system) equipped vehicle and are faced with an emergency braking situation, you should pump your brakes.
True False
10) Hydroplaning (when a vehicle's tires are riding on a film of water rather than contacting directly with the road surface) can only happen if you are travelling at a speed of more than 70 km/h.
True False
