FL DMV FL DMV Defensive Driving Techniques 2

Question 1

What should a Florida driver do when approaching a large truck's blind spot?

Accepted Answer

Pass quickly or fall back to remain visible to the truck driver

Answer

Stay in the blind spot to avoid lane changes

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Flash your lights to signal your presence

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Drive alongside the truck at the same speed

Question 2

In Florida, what is the proper response when you feel your vehicle begin to skid?

Accepted Answer

Steer in the direction you want to go and ease off the gas

Answer

Brake hard and turn sharply away from the skid

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Accelerate to regain traction

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Shift into park immediately

Question 3

What is the purpose of checking your mirrors every 5 to 8 seconds while driving in Florida?

Accepted Answer

To maintain awareness of traffic conditions around your vehicle

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To comply with a state regulation requiring mirror checks

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To ensure your mirrors have not shifted out of alignment

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To watch for traffic signals behind you

Question 4

Which of the following is a sign of drowsy driving that Florida drivers should recognize?

Accepted Answer

Missing exits or not remembering the last few miles

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Accelerating slightly above the speed limit

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Increased reaction time to green traffic lights

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Using turn signals less frequently

Question 5

When should Florida drivers use their hazard lights while driving?

Accepted Answer

When stopped on the roadway due to a breakdown or emergency

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When driving in heavy rain as a visibility aid

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Whenever traveling below the speed limit

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During all nighttime driving on highways

Question 6

What is the safest action for a Florida driver whose tire suddenly blows out on the highway?

Accepted Answer

Grip the wheel firmly, ease off the gas, and steer straight

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Brake hard and pull to the left shoulder immediately

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Accelerate to maintain control then gradually brake

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Turn on hazard lights and swerve toward the nearest exit