| Trip Planning | Safety and Emergency | Defensive Driving | Pretrip Inspection | Vehicle Regulations |
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What is money or a credit card?
The item you need for tolls, parking and fuel.
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What should you turn on in an emergency situation?
Four-way hazard lights.
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What is the procedure for controlling a skid?
Release the accelerator, steer in the direction you want the front of the vehicle to go and be prepared to steer in the opposite direction when the vehicle starts to respond.
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What is a fire extinguisher?
The required safety equipment in a vehicle to address a fire.
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What is inspect the vehicle?
A qualified mechanic must do this twice per year.
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What are written instructions?
Besides a map, the driver should always have this.
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What is a list of passengers?
When at an emergency scene, you should provide this list to law enforcement officials.
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What is backing up?
Whenever possible, you should avoid doing this, especially when there are people outside of your vehicle.
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What is a first aid kit?
The required safety equipment in a vehicle to address injury.
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What is vehicle training review?
Vehicle drivers are required to have this at least one time per year.
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What is a Trip Ticket?
The form a driver must complete to ensure the vehicle is safe to be driven.
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How should you operate a fire extinguisher?
Pull the pin, press the handle and use a sweeping motion from side to side.
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What is a good defensive driver?
Scan the road ahead 12-15 seconds, increase your following distance when you have a tailgater and be prepared to slow or stop.
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What is a bodily fluid clean-up kit?
The required safety equipment in a vehicle to address vomit and blood.
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What are the rules of the road?
It is always very important to remember that vehicle drivers are constantly observe by the public and must drive by the rules of this.
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What is a seat belt?
Before leaving a destination, the driver should make sure that equipment is secure and the passengers have this one.
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What are fusees?
When struck and lighted, these need to be placed next to and behind the vehicle.
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What is backing up a vehicle?
Use your hazard lights and sound your horn twice before doing this.
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What are fusees?
The required safety equipment in a vehicle to alert other drivers of a stopped vehicle in an emergency.
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What are the 9:00 and 3:00 positions?
Hands should be at these positions on the steering wheel.
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What happens after returning from a trip?
Cleaning out the vehicle, filling out paperwork, making sure passengers are safe and supervised happens at this time.
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What is the first aid kit?
This kit should be available and removable, containing all necessary supplies in case of an emergency.
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What is a cell phone?
Drivers of a van should avoid using this while the van is in motion, except for extreme emergencies.
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What are indicator lights?
What are belts? What are brakes?
One of several systems that should be checked on a vehicle inspection.
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What is the nearest lane?
When turning at an intersection, you are to turn into this location.
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