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The Key that encourages drivers to build a space cushion to isolate their vehicle and insulate themselves from trouble is:  \nA. Aim High In Steering.  \nB. Get The Big Picture.  \nC. Leave Yourself An Out.  \nD. Keep Your Eyes Moving.  \n2. Aim High in Steering means:  \nA. It is a U.S. Air Force slogan.  \nB. Look above your steering wheel while driving.  \nC. Look at least 15 seconds ahead of your vehicle.  \nD. You should see about 100 feet ahead at all times.  \n3. What is the proper use of Key 3--Keep Your Eyes Moving?  \nA. Helping a driver remain more alert than other drivers.  \nB. Helping a driver keep track of what is happening inside and around the vehicle.  \nC. Both A and B.  \nD. Neither A or B.  \n4. Maintaining a space cushion around your vehicle relates most closely with using which key?  \nA. Key 5--Make Sure They See You.  \nB. Key 4--Leave Yourself An Out.  \nC. Key 3--Keep Your Eyes Moving.  \nD. None of the above.  \n5. Key 5, Make Sure They See You, suggests the proper use of which method of communication?  \nA. Friendly tap of the horn.  \nB. Turn indicators.  \nC. Eye contact.  \nD. All of the above.  \n6. When Key 1, Aim High in Steering is in practice, the driver gains these benefits:  \nA. The ability to see potential problems early.  \nB. Allows you more time to make well thought out decisions.  \nC. Gives you more time to act.  \nD. All of the above.  \n7. Leave Yourself An Out suggests you strive to maintain space around your vehicle.  \nA. True  \nB. False  \n8. Which Key recommends looking farther ahead so you can identify problems and take steps to avoid them?  \nA. Key 1--Aim High In Steering.  \nB. Key 2--Get The Big Picture.  \nC. Key 3--Keep Your Eyes Moving.  \nD. Key 4--Leave Yourself An Out.  \nE. Key 5--Make Sure They See You.  \n9. According to recent reports from several national safety organizations, the leading factor in most crashes and near-crashes is:  \nA. Alcohol and drugs.  \nB. Driver distractions.  \nC. Speed.  \nD. Fatigue.  \n10. When people attempt to multitask while driving, eye activity slows and mental problem-solving skills are diminished.  \nA. True  \nB. False  \n11. Which of the following are categories of distractions?  \nA. Visual.  \nB. Mental.  \nC. Physical.  \nD. Auditory.  \nE. All of the above.  \n12. Which of the following special limitations make operating a bus different from smaller vehicle types:  \nA. Buses accelerate more slowly.  \nB. Buses require more time to stop.  \nC. Buses have large blind areas.  \nD. Buses make wide turns needing extra space when turning.  \nE. All of the above.  \n13. Nearly half of all forward-motion, traffic collisions happen in and around intersections.  \nA. True  \nB. False  \n14. A driver can be an organization’s greatest asset or its biggest liability –their choice.  \nA. True  \nB. False  \n15. The best professional drivers:  \nA. Display a positive example of safe operating practices to other drivers and to the general public.  \nB. Are mindful of providing safe and comfortable travel for all passengers including those with special circumstances.  \nC. Are committed to safety above everything else.  \nD. All of the above.  \n16. A personal driver checklist would include:  \nA. Did you get enough rest before coming to work?  \nB. Are you taking medication that is making you feel “not quite yourself?”  \nC. Are you experiencing more-than-usual amounts of stress?  \nD. All of the above.  \n17. When applying the principles of defensive driving, you can avoid developing dangerous habits, eliminate already developed poor driving habits, and be more prepared for the risky behavior of other drivers.  \nA. True  \nB. False  \n18. 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