AZ Arizona Defensive Driving Techniques 3

Question 1

Arizona's 'move over' law requires drivers to do what when approaching emergency vehicles stopped on a highway?

Accepted Answer

Move over one lane away or slow to a safe speed if unable to change lanes

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Honk to alert other drivers

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Stop behind the emergency vehicle

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Accelerate past as quickly as possible

Question 2

When backing out of a parking space in Arizona, you should:

Accepted Answer

Check mirrors, look over both shoulders, and back out slowly

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Back out quickly to minimize time in the path of traffic

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Honk twice before moving

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Wait for a signal from a nearby pedestrian

Question 3

What is the recommended approach for night driving safety in Arizona?

Accepted Answer

Reduce speed and increase following distance

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Drive faster to reach your destination before fatigue sets in

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Use high beams at all times for maximum visibility

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Drive in the left lane to see oncoming headlights better

Question 4

In Arizona, driver fatigue is best prevented by:

Accepted Answer

Stopping to rest every 2 hours on long trips

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Drinking coffee continuously while driving

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Opening windows for fresh air

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Turning up the radio volume

Question 5

When entering a freeway in Arizona, the proper technique is to:

Accepted Answer

Match freeway traffic speed in the acceleration lane before merging

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Stop at the end of the on-ramp and wait for a gap

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Merge immediately at the start of the on-ramp

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Honk to alert freeway drivers of your entry

Question 6

What is 'target fixation' and why is it dangerous for Arizona drivers?

Accepted Answer

Staring at a hazard, causing you to steer toward it

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Keeping your eyes on a GPS screen while driving

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Focusing on a distant road sign for too long

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Watching other drivers instead of the road ahead