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#1. True or False: Driving in the exact center of the lane is always the safest position.
Lane position should adapt to road conditions, traffic, and hazards rather than staying fixed.
#2. Why is maintaining a space cushion important when using defensive lane positioning?
Space cushions increase safety by giving more reaction time and escape options.
#3. What is a common mistake teens make regarding lane positioning?
Staying rigid ignores changing conditions and increases collision risk.
#4. When driving defensively, how should you position your car on a two-lane road with parked cars on the right?
Adjusting keeps you safe from hazards like doors opening and improves sightlines for oncoming traffic.
#5. What is defensive lane positioning?
Defensive lane positioning helps you maintain space cushions, avoid hazards, and be visible to others.
#6. Which of the following is a defensive lane positioning technique?
Adjusting lane position reduces collision risk and improves reaction options.
#7. True or False: Defensive lane positioning is only needed on highways.
Lane positioning is important on all roads, including city streets and rural roads, to avoid hazards.
#8. True or False: You should move toward the edge of the lane when passing bicyclists or motorcycles.
Adjusting lane position protects vulnerable road users and provides extra clearance.
#9. True or False: You should use lane positioning to be visible to other drivers at intersections.
Being visible reduces the likelihood of other drivers misjudging your speed or position.
#10. Which of the following requires defensive lane adjustments?
Defensive lane positioning helps you avoid hazards and maintain safe travel paths.
