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Van Safety Form
Driver Information
Name
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Phone
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e.g. (XXX) XXX-XXXX
E-Mail Address
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OSU/UO ID #
Quiz
This test is based directly off the van safety video you just watched. A 17 or higher is required to pass.
1) Average reaction time is:
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3 seconds.
3-5 seconds.
3/4 of a second.
4 seconds.
2) When driving on the highway, you should scan:
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one mile down the road.
every 3-5 seconds.
only to the next vehicle.
12-15 seconds down the road.
3) When driving in the rain and/or other adverse weather conditions:
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you should brake harder to compensate for the increased stopping distance.
you should increase your following distance.
you should drive as you would in ideal conditions.
it is safe to travel at the posted speed limit.
4) While on the road, you should check your mirrors:
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every 3-5 seconds.
every 12-15 seconds.
every 3-5 blocks.
every quarter mile.
5) While waiting to make a left turn at an intersection:
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try to time the light change by concentrating.
wait with your wheels turned in the direction you wish to go.
wait with your foot over the accelerator to reduce your reaction time so you can shoot through a small break in traffic.
wait with your wheels straight.
6) When driving at night, it is recommended that you do all of the following EXCEPT:
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immediately pass erratic drivers who may be impaired.
look to the right edge of the road to avoid being blinded by headlights of oncoming vehicles.
use your high beams whenever it is safe and legal to do so.
reduce your speed.
7) While driving, you should:
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none of the other answers are correct.
adjust your seat forward or back to reduce the size of your blind spot.
place clipboards and/or other important papers on the engine cover so you can reach them easily.
lean in your seat to reduce the size of your blind spot.
8) Properly adjusted mirrors will:
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make you more visible to other drivers.
reduce your blind spots.
eliminate all side collisions.
eliminate all blind spots.
9) In ideal conditions, it is recommended that you follow no closer than ____ behind the vehicle ahead.
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4 seconds
2 seconds
two vehicle lengths
3 seconds
10) Compared to a passenger car, a van's following distance should:
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be the same.
be greater in both ideal and adverse conditions.
never be more than 3 seconds.
be greater, but only in adverse weather.
11) When using a helper to back, which of the following statements is not correct:
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Agree on hand signals before backing.
Make sure the helper is out of the backing path and visible in your mirror.
It is the helper's responsibility to make sure you back safely.
Roll down your window and turn off all radios so you can hear any warnings.
12) When stopped at an intersection, you should do all of the following EXCEPT:
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back up immediately if you stop in the crosswalk.
leave space between you and the vehicle ahead.
stop before the crosswalk.
stop behind the stop line.
13) In adverse weather:
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following distances shouldn't change.
following distances should be less.
stopping distances are greater.
stopping distances are the same.
14) Which one of the following does not apply to vans?
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They usually have shorter stopping distances.
They usually have a higher center of gravity.
They usually have larger blind spots.
They are usually more affected by crosswinds.
15) Hydroplaning:
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can occur any time the roadway is wet and at speeds as low as 35 mph.
will not occur if your tires are properly inflated & have proper tread depth.
occurs only in heavy rains and at high speed.
is rarely a problem because vans are heavy.
16) When you must back your van, it is best to:
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place the spotter in the path of the van.
back to the passenger's side whenever possible.
avoid using a spotter.
back to the driver's side whenever possible.
17) Safety belts:
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are optional when transporting cargo.
are required for the driver and all passengers.
are effective in reducing injury only in high-speed crashes.
aren't necessary to wear if not required by your organization.
18) The maximum speed when driving a van is:
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45 mph
55 mph
posted speed
65 mph
19) When driving in the city, you should scan:
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only to the vehicle ahead.
1 to 1.5 blocks ahead.
scanning in the city is not recommended.
every 3-5 seconds.
20) If a jaywalker is waiting to cross the street at mid-block, you should:
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cover the brake to be ready to stop if the pedestrian crosses in front of you.
put on your hazard lights to warn other drivers, then allow the pedestrian to cross.
stop and wave the pedestrian across, but only when you are sure all other traffic is stopped.
stop and let the pedestrian cross in front of you.