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| Coping with emotions while driving includes |
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| Anticipating emotion-producing situations |
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| Reduce taking high-risk driving chances the greatest by |
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| Not letting emotions go uncontrolled |
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| The ability to see things clearly near and far away is |
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| the straight ahead, cone shaped area of your field of vision |
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| Depth perception involves |
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| Judging the distance between you and other objects |
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| Temporary glare blindness at night might occur when an oncoming vehicle's headlights turn toward you and |
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| your pupils remain smaller after the bright lights pass |
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| As your vehicle speed increases, your field of vision |
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| Cause you to to take more time to identify hazards. |
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| When people drink alcoholic beverages their |
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| Judgement is affected before their coordination |
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| A person's inhibitions are |
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| Inner forces of personality that hold back impulsive behavior |
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| If a large amount of alcohol is consumed over a short period of time |
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| The most accurate way to determine a person's level of intoxication is to |
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| Determine the person's blood-alcohol concentration (BAC) |
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| The breath-test machine is most commonly used for determining BAC is |
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| The involuntary jerking of the eyes as a person gazes to the side |
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| The surest way for a person to eliminate the risk of driving under the influence of alcohol is to |
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| Paying for oil, gas, maintenance, and repairs are all examples of |
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| Operating costs for vehicles |
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| A smaller vehicle gets better |
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| When possilbe, how could you verify the odometer reading on a used vehicle? |
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| Talk to the previous owner |
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| Before buying a used vehicle, |
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| Always test drive the vehicle |
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| An insurance policy is the |
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| Contract between a vehicle owner and an insurance company |
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| During a storm, a tree falls on your vehicle. What type of insurance would cover the damage to your vehicle? |
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| A deductible clause in an insurance policy is |
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| The amount the policy holder pays for damages |
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| One way of reducing exhaust emission and cost per passenger miles is |
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| To jump-start a "dead" battery, connect the negative cable |
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| a negative ground on the "dead" vehicle |
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| Engine oil reduces friction |
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| Between moving parts of the engine |
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| If the oil pressure light or gauge indicates that there is low oil pressure while you are driving. |
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| Pull over to the side of the road and shut off the engine |
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| Each layer of the material under the tread on a tire is called a |
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| Low inflation of your tires |
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| Makes the vehicle harder to handle |
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| A tire's traction is measured by |
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| Its ability to stop a vehicle in a straight line on a wet pavement |
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| What does "previous maintenance" ,mean? |
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| Care given to a vehicle to prevent trouble later. |
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| Periodic safety vehicle inspections are |
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| If you miss a street or house number, it is best to |
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| Drive around the block and look a second time |
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| You should do map planning for a long-distance travel |
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| Before leaving on the trip |
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| Before a long trip, your engine system check should include |
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| All fluids, belts, and hoses. |
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| On winter trips, your vehicle might need |
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| Tire chains or snow tires |
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| To stay alert on a long trip, you should |
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| Take a break every two hours |
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| When traveling in a rental vehicle and you asked to stop for assistance, you should |
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| Drive to the nearest well-lit service area and ask for police assistance |
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| When driving a recreational vehicle, your blind spots are usually |
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| A large recreational vehicle handles |
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