Quiz13 | REVO Truck Driving School quiz

1. How is your vision different at night?

a. The sharpness of images in front of you increases

b. Visibility to the left and right sides becomes clearer

c. Your eyes struggle adjusting from light to dark/dark to light

d. All of the above

2. What are some ways the exact same road may look completely different from day to night?

a. Your headlights can’t bend around curves

b. Pedestrians and bicyclists are more visible because they typically wear hi-vis clothing

c. Your headlights can illuminate over hills

d. Animals are generally sleeping so you see significantly less of them

3. What are some behaviors that may indicate an impaired driver?

a. A car brakes hard to avoid hitting a deer crossing the road

b. An SUV weaves from lane to lane without using turn signals

c. A truck swerves suddenly to avoid an unmarked pothole

d. All of the above

4. How does a dirty windshield affect driving at night?

a. Lights from oncoming traffic can hit it and create a glare

b. It causes bugs to stick more easily to the windshield and block your view

c. It helps deflect the light of oncoming traffic so it doesn’t blind you

d. Both A and B

5. Your low beam headlights enable you to see _____ feet ahead and high beam headlights about _____ feet ahead at night.

a. 50, 150-300

b. 100, 200-350

c. 250, 350-500

d. 500, 600-750

6. Visibility at night is limited. What action(s) can you take to ensure you are able to see as well as possible?

a. Dim the brightness of your instrument panel.

b. Check that all lights and reflectors are clean and in good working condition.

c. Keep the dome light off while you are driving.

d. All of the above.

7. When an oncoming vehicle has their high beam headlights on at night, you should:

a. turn your high beams on.

b. flash your high beams.

c. look at the white line on the right side of the road.

d. look at the dotted line to the left side of the road.

8. To ensure other drivers see you and your truck at night:

a. keep your high beams on at all times.

b. use your turn signals for every turn or lane change so your intentions are always clear.

c. decrease your following distance so other drivers know you are behind them.

d. turn the dome light on to illuminate your cab.

9. At night, how should you adjust your following distance?

a. Decrease it by at least seven seconds

b. Increase it by at least ten seconds

c. Decrease it by at least two seconds

d. Increase it by at least one second

10. To help avoid fatigue while driving at night, you should:

a. stop at regular intervals to rest or stretch.

b. play loud, upbeat music.

c. maintain a cab temperature of 72-74 degrees.

d. consume highly-caffeinated drinks.

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13. Night Operation