Which of the following should determine whether you need to speed up or slow down?

Ahow quickly you need to get somewhere
Bhow far above the speed limit you are traveling
Clocation of other vehicles in traffic
Dtime of day

Which of the following determines the total stopping distance of a vehicle?

Ahuman-perception time, human-reaction time, and vehicle-stopping time
Bhuman-reaction distance, braking distance, and stopping time
Chuman perception distance, human-reaction time, and braking distance
Dhuman-perception distance, human-reaction distance, and vehicle-braking distance

You can raise a car's center of gravity by

Aputting more people in it.
Bfilling the trunk.
Cloading a roof rack with items.
Ddriving faster.

When driving on a crowned road, you can gain more control of your vehicle by (Points : 2)

Apulling the steering wheel to the left.
Bpulling the steering wheel to the right.
Cslowing down and steering slightly toward the center of the highway.
Ddriving in the middle of the road.

Verified Answer :

Which of the following should determine whether you need to speed up or slow down?
C. location of other vehicles in traffic


Which of the following determines the total stopping distance of a vehicle?

C. human perception distance, human-reaction time, and braking distance


You can raise a car's center of gravity by

A. putting more people in it.


When driving on a crowned road, you can gain more control of your vehicle by

C. slowing down and steering slightly toward the center of the highway.

The total stopping distance of a vehicle is made up of 4 components.

Human Perception TimeHuman Reaction TimeVehicle Reaction TimeVehicle Braking Capability

You can raise a car's center of gravity by loading a roof rack with items. 
A roof rack with load will indeed raise the center of gravity and make the vehicle more prone to tipping. 
To be safe look at the vehicle's manual regarding load limit on roof rack, you never want to put too much up there, because it will raise the center of gravity on your vehicle, causing the vehicle to be more prone to tipping over on turns. Try to put as much as possible inside of the vehicle to keep the center of gravity lower. 
Be careful, as raising the vehicle will also raise your center of gravity, which will make the vehicle a little more prone to tipping.

When driving on a crowned road, you can gain more control of your vehicle by slowing down and steering slightly toward the center of the highway***