by alex
The Smith System is a cornerstone of defensive driving, emphasizing proactive techniques to prevent accidents and enhance road safety. This quiz will challenge your understanding of its core principles, from maintaining proper following distances to anticipating potential hazards. Dive in and see how well you grasp these essential driving strategies. Good luck, and drive safely!
Smith System Quiz Questions Overview
1. What is the first principle of the Smith System?
Aim High in Steering
Get the Big Picture
Keep Your Eyes Moving
Leave Yourself an Out
2. Which principle of the Smith System emphasizes maintaining a safe following distance?
Aim High in Steering
Get the Big Picture
Keep Your Eyes Moving
Leave Yourself an Out
3. What does the principle ‘Get the Big Picture’ encourage drivers to do?
Focus on the vehicle in front
Check mirrors frequently
Scan the road ahead and around
Keep a tight grip on the steering wheel
4. Which Smith System principle advises drivers to make sure others see them?
Aim High in Steering
Get the Big Picture
Make Sure They See You
Leave Yourself an Out
5. How often should you check your mirrors according to the Smith System?
Every 5-8 seconds
Every 10-15 seconds
Every 20-30 seconds
Only when changing lanes
6. What is the main goal of the Smith System?
To reduce fuel consumption
To enhance driving speed
To prevent accidents
To improve vehicle performance
7. Which principle involves looking 15 seconds ahead of your vehicle?
Aim High in Steering
Get the Big Picture
Keep Your Eyes Moving
Leave Yourself an Out
8. Why is it important to ‘Keep Your Eyes Moving’?
To reduce eye strain
To avoid tunnel vision
To improve reaction time
To maintain vehicle balance
9. What should you do if you cannot see the driver of a large truck in their mirrors?
Honk your horn
Speed up to pass them
Slow down and stay back
Flash your headlights
10. Which principle of the Smith System helps in anticipating the actions of other drivers?
Aim High in Steering
Get the Big Picture
Keep Your Eyes Moving
Make Sure They See You
