AZ Arizona Defensive Driving Techniques 2

Question 1

In Arizona, when driving in a high-wind area (common in desert regions), you should:

Accepted Answer

Grip the steering wheel firmly and reduce speed

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Speed up to reduce wind exposure time

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Drive in the center lane only

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Turn on hazard lights and stop immediately

Question 2

What should an Arizona driver do when experiencing a tire blowout at highway speed?

Accepted Answer

Steer straight, ease off the gas, and gradually brake to a stop

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Slam on the brakes immediately

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Turn sharply to the shoulder

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Accelerate briefly to regain control

Question 3

What is the safest position to look while driving on an open Arizona highway?

Accepted Answer

12–15 seconds ahead down the road

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Directly in front of the hood

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At your speedometer frequently

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At the vehicle immediately ahead

Question 4

When passing a large truck on an Arizona highway, you should:

Accepted Answer

Pass quickly and completely to minimize time in the truck's blind spot

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Pass slowly to stay beside the truck longer

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Flash your lights to signal the truck driver

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Wait until the truck slows down

Question 5

What is a 'hydroplaning' hazard that Arizona drivers should be aware of after monsoon rains?

Accepted Answer

Tires riding on a film of water, losing contact with the road

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Engine overheating on wet roads

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Windshield wipers failing in heavy rain

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Headlights reflecting off wet pavement

Question 6

In Arizona, the best way to handle aggressive drivers on the road is to:

Accepted Answer

Avoid eye contact, give space, and report to authorities if needed

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Confront them at the next red light

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Match their speed to stay ahead of them

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Honk repeatedly to warn other drivers