Responsible DrivingChapter 1:
Driving and MobilityDriving, Mobility, and LawsRead each statement below. If it is true, place a T in the space to the left of the statement. If the statement is false, place an F next to it. - The highway transportation system consists of vehicles, roadways, and people. (T) pg. 10
- The main goal of the highway transportation system is to move people from place to place as efficiently and safely as possible. (T) pg. 10
- A vehicle equipped with an air bag is less safe in a collision than a vehicle equipped with only a safety belt. (F) pg. 11
- An interstate highway sign with an odd number means that the interstate goes in a north/south direction. (T) pg. 11
- An interstate sign numbered 90 means that the interstate goes in an east/west direction in the northern part of the United States. (T) pg. 11
- Federal, state, and local governments all work together to regulate the highway transportation system. (T) pg. 12
- The rules governing vehicle registration, driver's licensing, and highway maintenance can be found in the National Highway Safety Act. (T) pg. 12
- The highway transportation system is regulated only by local agencies. (F)pg. 12
- State governments have the right to enact certain laws, such as the age at which a person is allowed to drive. (T) pg. 12
- Good drivers need very little space between them and other vehicles because they have much better reactions than other drivers. (F) pg. 14
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