5 Written Questions

1. drive more aggressively, pump brakes or decrease pressure, forget to steer, be alarmed at pulsations
2. when the brakes first create resistance
3. distance from braking point to stop
4. braking distance will be much longer than conventional brakes
5. Generalized description of the area between you and what you're looking at or what you're looking for

5 Matching Questions

1. Emergency Stop
2. Two Disadvantages of Driving a Car with Deflated Tires
3. Own Vehicle LOS Restriction
4. Reference Point
5. Variable affecting personal reference points

1. a Stopping by a means other than the conventional brakes; i.e. downshifting
2. b a fixed point on a vehicle that the driver aligns with a distinct feature near the vehicle in order to get reliable feedback regarding the position of the vehicle to the road characteristic used
3. c large C pillars
4. d poor steering performance and excessive tire wear
5. e head position, seating position, elevation of eyes, eye dominance

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Parallel Parking
   1. Left Reference Point
   2. Front Reference Point
   3. Rear Reference Point
   4. Right Reference Point
2. stomp and steer
   1. Braking Point
   2. ABS Braking Technique
   3. Braking Distance
   4. Threshold Braking Technique
3. Roadways, users and vehicles
   1. Highway Transportation System
   2. POT Restrictions
   3. Advantages of ABS Brakes
   4. Perception Distance
4. stomp and steer, practice, maintain same following distance as usual, check owners manual
   1. Line of Sight
   2. 4 Do's of ABS
   3. 4 Don'ts of ABS
   4. Purpose of HTS
5. space your vehicle will occupy as you travel ahead
   1. Target
   2. Path of Travel
   3. Line of Sight
   4. Target Area

5 True/False Questions

1. Stopping Distance → sum of perception+reaction+braking

   True        False

2. Advantages of ABS Brakes → allows you to continue steering in panic situation

   True        False

3. Target Area → space between you and the target

   True        False

4. Staggered Stop → Stopping by a means other than the conventional brakes; i.e. downshifting

   True        False

5. Perception Distance → distance from braking point to stop

   True        False