TEENSMART TEST WITH QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS | GUARANTEED PASS | LATEST
EXAM VERSION 2024/2025
When making a lane change in front of a car, where should that car be in your mirrors - ANSWER-the middle of rear-view mirror or when you don't see the car in the mirror
If you are not planning to exit a multi-lane highway, the safest lane for you to be in is usually the middle lane - ANSWER-yes, unless it is a 2 lane, then stay in the right lane
Keeping an eye out for gaps in traffic in front and back and in the other lanes, helps you identify possible escape routes - ANSWER-yes
Cars at the edges of your rear-view mirror are closer to you and cars closer to the middle of your rear-view mirror are farther away - ANSWER-true
An escape route can be best described as - ANSWER-is the best available course of action to avoid a crash
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Teens have the highest number of distracted driving deaths because - ANSWER- because they are inexperienced at driving, so small distractions have a greater impact
An example of visual distraction is - ANSWER -taking your eyes off the road looking at gps looking at phone
an example of manual distraction is - ANSWER-when you take your hands off the wheel sending a text reaching controls on the dash
the risks involved in cell phone use by teens while driving is greater than adult cell phone use because - ANSWER-because teen drivers tend to talk more frequently and for longer periods of time than adult drivers
what determines sight distance - ANSWER-how fast you are going and how far you can see
example of traffic - ANSWER-driving in congested areas traffic in uneven
if you are going 30, and need to come to a stop, what is the stopping distance - ANSWER-75 feet
if going 30, on wet conditions, what is your stopping distance - ANSWER-120 feet
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