Pay attention and do not be distracted by other things. When you can’t safely merge into the highway traffic–if you have the option to stay in the entry lane as it immediately becomes an exit lane, then do exit–do not stop on the acceleration/exit lane.
Q. When you merge with traffic you need a gap of how many seconds?
about four seconds
Table of Contents
- Q. When you merge with traffic you need a gap of how many seconds?
- Q. When merging with freeway traffic you should try to merge?
- Q. What are the 5 most common mistakes drivers make?
- Q. What are serious faults in driving test?
- Q. Why is the weave lane dangerous?
- Q. What are the four steps to parallel park?
- Q. How close is too close when parallel parking?
Q. When merging with freeway traffic you should try to merge?
PermitTest
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Cover breaking | Is when you take your right foot off they accelerator and hold it over the brake in order to increase reaction time. |
| When merging with freeway traffic, you should try to merge ________________. | At the same speed as the freeway traffic. |
Q. What are the 5 most common mistakes drivers make?
Avoid the Five Most Common Driving Errors
- #1: Incorrect Speed. To avoid speeding, always know the speed limit, regularly check the speedometer, and allow enough time to reach your destination.
- #3: Turning Improperly.
- #4: Passing Errors.
- #5: Following Too Closely.
Q. What are serious faults in driving test?
A serious fault is something that is potentially dangerous, even if it did not pose any actual danger. An example would be if you emerged very quickly into a junction without carrying out proper observations. Even if there were no other cars around, your actions would have posed a danger to others had they been there.
Q. Why is the weave lane dangerous?
Dangerous because there could be a vehicle entering the expressway, using the weave lane as their acceleration lane, while another vehicle might be exiting the expressway using the same weave lane as their deceleration lane. What should you never merge in front of when entering the expressway?
Q. What are the four steps to parallel park?
How To Parallel Park
- Step 1: Find the right fit. Don’t try to parallel park in the first spot you see.
- Step 2: Put it in reverse. Before you start moving, get into the proper backing position for parallel parking.
- Step 3: Head toward the curb.
- Step 4: Straighten and align.
Q. How close is too close when parallel parking?
Your wheels should be 6-18 inches away from the curb. Closer is better, since you don’t want to block the traffic lane or get side swiped by a passing vehicle. A couple feet is too far.
