Recent questions tagged true-or-false

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Which of the following statements is true?

asked Jun 9 in Science by voice (26.4k points)

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Which of these statements is true?

asked Jun 9 in Finance by voice (26.4k points)

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If a drive belt breaks, you will lose control of your steering and brakes.

asked Jun 9 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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Anything out of the ordinary should be treated as “suspicious,” until you can rationally evaluate the action or item.

asked Jun 9 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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Sometimes you can READ the actions of another driver to anticipate what their vehicle may do.

asked Jun 9 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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Reaction time is the time it takes you to recognize there is a problem and for your body to physically react to

asked Jun 9 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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Reaction distance and braking distance are the same.

asked Jun 9 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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Speed increases the distance that your vehicle travels while you are recognizing and reacting to a situation.

asked Jun 9 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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Paying attention is the most important driving task because it helps create the time needed to recognize hazards and

asked Jun 9 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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A “false turn signal,” can occur when the sun flashes off a highly reflective turn signal light.

asked Jun 9 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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Illinois state law states that “the railroad crossing stop must always be made in the outside through lane of traffic.

asked Jun 9 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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Glare can be caused by dirt and film on windshields and mirrors.

asked Jun 9 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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Which of these statements are true?

asked Jun 8 in Education by voice (26.4k points)

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Defensive driving is driving in a defensive attitude that prepares you for the risks that other drivers are exposing

asked May 22 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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All accidents have a cause. If you remove the cause, the accident will not happen.

asked May 22 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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Routine makes our actions second nature and causes us to lose focus on details which could prevent an accident.

asked May 22 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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There is nothing a driver can do to avoid an accident caused by someone else’s unsafe driving.

asked May 22 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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Every person has a certain level of risk that they are willing to assume for themselves.

asked May 22 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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All accidents, major or minor, share the same origin. Someone has either caused the accident or failed to prevent it.

asked May 22 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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Over the years all drivers develop patterns of unsafe behavior.

asked May 22 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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Safety is the elimination, or reduction of risk.

asked May 22 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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If you find yourself involved in a road rage situation, cruising around in a crowded mall parking lot may deter

asked May 22 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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If you are being tailgated by a driver, you may prevent a collision by allowing more distance between your vehicle

asked May 22 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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Flashing your brake lights is a good idea to deter tailgaters.

asked May 22 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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Reaction distance and braking distance are the same.

asked May 22 in Automobile by voice (26.4k points)

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