What are pre driving procedures?

What are the 8 pre driving procedures?

What are the pre driving checks?

What are the steps you should take before driving?

What are pre drive tasks?

Pre drive tasks: Check outside of vehicle for .... broken glass (windows, lights), body damage, condition of tires, fluid leaks, direction of tires, or debris on the ground.

Pre Drive Procedures

What are the six pre entry checks for your vehicle?

What is part of internal pre-drive checks?

Checking for any problems with the instrument panel and indicator lights is important. Ensuring that the dashboard lights up together with the headlights will help drivers who plan to drive after dark. The horn should be functional in case of an emergency, and the indicator lights should also be part of the check.

What is the last thing you should do just before moving away from the right curb to enter traffic?

The last thing you should do just before moving away from the right curb to enter traffic is check traffic over your left shoulder and mirrors again.

What is the first step of the pre-drive check?

Walk around your vehicle before entering to check for children, pedestrians, and anything in your vehicle's path. Check your tires for proper inflation, as well as around and under your vehicle for fluid leaks and other problems that may affect the safe operation of your vehicle.

What are the steps for putting the vehicle into motion?

What are the 5 items that should be part of your weekly vehicle checks?

What are the 5 most important vehicle checks before driving off?

What do I need to check regularly on my car?

Why should a driver conduct a pre entry check *?

Why should a driver conduct a pre-entry check? Allows driver to check for anyone behind the vehicle, allows driver to check for low or flat tires, allows driver to check for leaking fluids.

When during the pre drive procedure should you fasten your safety belt?

When should you fasten your safety belt during the pre-drive procedure? The very last step before starting the vehicle. People who just get into a vehicle and drive away, with little thought or concern for themselves or others, are demonstrating high-risk driving behaviors.

What are the 3 levels of braking?

Coasting – Level of braking in which releasing the accelerator stops the vehicle's forward propulsion. Controlled braking – Level of braking done with sufficient pressure to slow the vehicle. Engine acceleration – Releasing pressure from the brake pedal, allowing the low idle of the engine to move the vehicle forward.

What is the 2 second rule in driving?

To use the rule, drivers should allow the vehicle in front to pass a fixed object such as a lamp post or road sign then count to two seconds. If they reach two seconds before reaching the reference marker they need to drop back.

What is the 4/6 second range?

The 4-6 second range is the space you will travel during the next 4-6 seconds. The area you can see clearly and sharply is seen with your central vision. The area you can see to the left and right of central vision is your side vision, or peripheral vision.

What should a driver look for when performing a pre entry check around the outside of a vehicle?

Which is the best hand position for driving straight ahead?

Today, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recommends drivers put their hands at the 9 and 3 o'clock positions. One reason for the change is to potentially keep hands out of the way if the airbag deploys.

Can I cross my arms on my driving test?

Contrary to popular belief, crossing your arms on a driving test will not cause you to fail. However, most people tend to lose full control of the wheel when they cross their arms, which is why the fault is marked.

Is the clutch in the middle?

The first pedal on the left is the clutch. This pedal appears only in cars with manual transmissions. The middle pedal is the brake. The right pedal is the accelerator.