Aceable Level 2, Chapter 1: Before the Drive What is the name of the form your parent or guardian will need to fill out in order to prove your Texas residency? Show
Before driving, you should check for these things: obstructions behind the car, __________, and which direction your vehicle's wheels are turned. ANSWER: Leaking fluidsHow far away should you be from the steering wheel? ANSWER: 10 to 12 inchesWhat is one thing you should always do before driving? A.) Adjust your vehicle floor mats B.) Check under the hood C.) Check for ants crossing the road D.) Adjust your mirrors
Get the CORRECT Answer Adjust your mirrors Where should you place your hands on the steering wheel? A.) 6 o'clock B.) 10 and 2 o'clock C.) 12 o'clock D.) 9 and 3 o'clock
Get the CORRECT Answer 9 and 3 o'clock Aceable Level 2, Chapter 2: The Precious CargoIt's your _________ to keep both yourself and anyone in your car safe. ANSWER: ResponsibilityAn example of an active restraint in a car is what? An example of an active restraint in a car is _____ ANSWER: Seat beltsIf you were in a car crash and weren't wearing your seat belt, you'd keep moving at the speed of the crash. True or false? ANSWER: TRUEWho should sit in the rear of the vehicle to protect themselves from airbag impact in case of a crash? ANSWER: Passengers age 12 and under.Kevin was driving his 6-year-old sister in the front seat when a police officer signals him to stop. What is a likely outcome? ANSWER: He'll receive a ticket.There are ______________ crash-related deaths in the US every year. ANSWER: Over 40,00055% of drivers ages 16-20 who were killed in a car crash were ___________. Fifty-five percent of drivers ages 16-20 who were killed in a car crash were _______. ANSWER: Not wearing their seat belt. Aceable Level 2, Chapter 3: Call It SymbolicWhere do you find the gearshift lever in a vehicle with an automatic transmission? A.) On the dashboard. B.) Under your seat. C.) On the center console or steering column. D.) In the glove compartment.
Get the CORRECT Answer On the center console or steering column. What does ABS stand for? A.) Automatic Backup System. B.) Muscular Stomach. C.) Automobile Brake Simulator. D.) Antilock Brake System.
Get the CORRECT Answer Antilock Brake System. In what situation will you need to use low gears? A.) When you need more power at a lower speed B.) When you need less power at a higher speed C.) When you need to fit your vehicle under low-hanging branches D.) When you need more power at a higher speed
Get the CORRECT Answer When you need more power at a lower speed Emma has her vehicle's gear on reverse while turning the wheel right. Which way will her vehicle go? ANSWER: Emma's vehicle will back out to the right. The first option for slowing down is to release the gas pedal. True or false? ANSWER: TRUEThe controls of the windshield wiper and windshield washer are usually located on ___.
Get the CORRECT Answer One switch What can you use your light switch for? A.) The vehicle's high beams. B.) The vehicle's parking lights. C.) The vehicle's headlights. D.) All the choices are correct
Get the CORRECT Answer All the choices are correct To turn right, push the signal lever __ A.) Out B.) Down C.) In D.) Up
Get the CORRECT Answer Up What must you do when the temperature light on your dashboard comes on? ANSWER: Look for a safe place to stop and turn off your engine. Alternator Warning Light ANSWER: Light or gauge on the instrument panel warning that the battery is being drained.If the oil pressure warning light appears, you know the engine oil is circulating at the proper pressure. True or false? A.) True B.) False
Get the CORRECT Answer FALSE Parking Brake ANSWER: Keeps the vehicle in place when it is parked. Why would the brake warning light come on when you press on the foot brake? ANSWER: Your vehicle's brake system isn't working properly.In what position should you be to properly adjust your rearview mirror? A.) Slouching and looking straight ahead. B.) Standing outside your vehicle. C.) Sitting up straight and waving at friends. D.) Sitting up straight and looking straight ahead.
Get the CORRECT Answer Sitting up straight and looking straight ahead. To compensate for blind spots, quickly glance left and right over your shoulder and linger in the blind spots of other vehicles. True or false? A.) True B.) False
Get the CORRECT Answer FALSE Aceable Level 2, Chapter 4: Let's Get It StartedWhat should you check once you start your vehicle? ANSWER: Any warning lights.In the process of starting a car, which step happens first? ANSWER: Put your right foot on the brake.The area around your car that you cannot see is called _____________. ANSWER: The vehicle's hidden operating space. Aceable Level 2, Chapter 5: Control YourselfNovice drivers often _________ to decelerate. ANSWER: Depend on the brakes too much.To turn right, you pull the steering wheel down with your right hand. True or false? A.) True B.) False
Get the CORRECT Answer TRUE Use the shuttle steering method to __________. ANSWER: Make a very sharp turn. Before changing gears to reverse it is important to __________. A.) Have a clear view of the front windshield. B.) Have a clear view of the rear window. C.) Have two hands on the steering wheel. D.) Let go of the brake.
Get the CORRECT Answer Have a clear view of the rear window. What should you always watch out for when turning right? A.) Trucks making wide left turns B.) A mother and her ducklings crossing the road C.) Bicyclists D.) Correct signal lights
Get the CORRECT Answer Bicyclists A two-point turn is ___________. A.) Making two left-hand turns B.) Making a left-hand turn C.) Making a U-turn on a roadway D.) Using a driveway in order to change directions
Get the CORRECT Answer Using a driveway in order to change directions A great way to prevent car break-ins is to _____. A.) Leave the engine running. B.) Hide your keys in the ignition. C.) Park your car in desolate areas. D.) Not leave valuables in your car.
Get the CORRECT Answer Not leave valuables in your car. Where do most crashes happen? A.) In parking lots B.) On highways C.) In rural areas D.) In driveways
Get the CORRECT Answer In parking lots In parking lots, yield the right of way to: In parking lots, yield the right-of-way to: ANSWER: all choices are correct You should always stop your vehicle by pressing on the brake pedal as hard as you can. True or false? A.) True B.) False
Get the CORRECT Answer FALSE How can you successfully multitask while driving a vehicle? ANSWER: Remaining calm and keeping your eyes on the road. When parking uphill without a curb, which way should you turn your front wheels? ANSWER: Towards the outside of the road. At a 4-way stop, drivers _____ should go first. A.) Who are in the biggest vehicle. B.) Who are dancing. C.) Who arrived first. D.) Who are on the left.
Get the CORRECT Answer Who arrived first.
The best way to prevent injuries to children in a crash is by taking care to correctly restrain them while travelling in a car. By law, all passengers must be restrained appropriately at all times when travelling in a car in Australia. Children should be restrained using the right child restraint for their age and size. All child restraints must comply with the Australian Standard for child restraints (AS/NZS 1754). When fitted and used correctly, restraints are very effective in protecting children in the event of a crash. To find out the independent safety and ease-of-use rating of child restraints visit the Child Car website. Cars can quickly become very hot, so never leave a baby or child alone in a car, even in mild weather. Never leave a child alone in a carLeaving a child on their own, locked in a car on any day – even for a short period – can be fatal. The temperature inside a car can very quickly climb to dangerous . Children are more at risk from heat-related problems than adults because they can lose fluid very quickly and become dehydrated, leading to heat stroke and potentially death. Ambulance Victoria data shows that in the period between 1 September 2017 and 31 August 2018, Ambulance Victoria responded to 1,587 callouts for people locked in cars across Victoria, the majority being cases involving toddlers and babies. In all states and territories in Australia, it is illegal to leave a child unattended in a vehicle for any length of time. In Victoria, it is illegal to leave a child unattended in a vehicle under the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005. The penalty for doing so is a fine of $4,030 or up to six months in jail, or both. The Never leave kids in cars page has more information about child car safety. Child restraints – rear and forward facingWhen using child restraints:
Booster seatsWhen using booster seats:
Child restraints and the lawIn Victoria, children under seven years of age must be restrained in an approved child or approved booster seat when travelling in a motor vehicle. Children over seven years of age and under 16 years must be restrained in a booster seat or adult seatbelt. For safety reasons, it is recommended to only transition children to the next category of restraint when they outgrow their current restraint. The rules require that:
There are also laws for where children can sit in vehicles, specifically:
Kidsafe has more information on child restraint laws and the National Child Restraint Best Practice . Safety for babies in the carFor babies up to at least six months of age:
Safety for toddlers in the carFor toddlers from approximately six months to at least four years:
Safety for children in the carChildren approximately four years old to at least seven years old should use a forward-facing restraint or booster seat until they have outgrown it. An adult lap or sash seatbelt is designed for people who are a minimum height of 145 cm. If your child is under seven years old and has outgrown their booster seat, it is recommended that you visit a professional child restraint fitting (such as an RACV restraint fitting ) for assessment. Be aware that:
The National Child Restraint Best Practice , developed by Neuroscience Research Australia and Kidsafe, include a handy ‘5 step test’ to help determine when a child is ready to use an adult lap sash seatbelt. Children 12 years of age and under are safest in the rear seat. Options for children with disability or reduced mobilityChildren with disability or reduced mobility may present challenges for safe motor vehicle travel. Allied health professionals (such as an occupational therapist) can work together with families to identify safe motor vehicle travel strategies, such as:
Modifications to a child restraint must be undertaken on the advice of medical and allied health staff. Some exemptions to child restraint laws may apply to children with a medical condition or physical disability. Seek advice from a health professional who can prescribe the best restraint for your child. Further advice can be obtained from the road authority in your state or , or from Mobility and Accessibility for Children and Adults , tel. (03) 9134 2500. Restraint hire schemesRestraint hire schemes allow parents and carers of children to hire restraints for a specified time. Some hire schemes are operated by local councils and there are also several companies that hire out restraints. There is usually a bond and a fee for the hire of a restraint. Travelling with childrenTravelling with children can be challenging. Some tips to help provide an enjoyable time for everyone include:
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