QUIZ on Golf Cart and LSV Safety | Safety

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1. It’s all right to talk on a cell phone while driving a golf cart/LSV as long as you keep conversations short *

True

False

2. You don’t need to pay too much attention to automobile traffic while driving on streets and roads as most drivers are accustomed to looking out for golf carts. *

True

False

3. It’s a good idea to warn your passengers when approaching turns or bumps. *

True

False

4. You only need to look all around the golf cart before pulling out if you’re driving at night or in low-visibility conditions such as rain or fog. *

True

False

5. When signaling, it is all right to stick your hand out of the vehicle. *

True

False

6. When entering or exiting an enclosed area, all you need to do is sound your horn once or twice to warn people on the other side that you are coming through. *

True

False

7. If you discover a malfunction, damaged part or safety concern with your vehicle, you should report the problem immediately and refrain from using the vehicle. *

True

False

8. A golf cart is far too small to kill or even seriously injure a pedestrian or passenger. *

True

False

9. It is only imperative to come to a full stop before exiting your vehicle when you’re in unfamiliar surroundings or in high-pedestrian areas. *

True

False

10. An automobile is bigger and heavier than a golf cart/LSV and is built for speed, whereas a golf cart/LSV is designed for low-speed operation. *

True

False

11. Parking your golf cart on an incline or decline is often a good idea as this can help you perform a “roll start” when returning to the vehicle. *

True

False

12. It’s fairly obvious that you should never operate a golf cart/LSV while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. What is less obvious is that some prescription drugs can also impair your ability to safely operate your vehicle. *

True

False

13. It’s best to drive across a slope rather than straight up or down it. *

True

False

14. Golf cart/LSV accidents are becoming more and more numerous as the use of these vehicles increases. *

True

False

15. Many golf carts these days are equipped with high-tech safety features, such as air bags, steel intrusion beams and safety cages. *

True

False

16. In certain circumstances, such as when navigating through a crowd of pedestrians, it is all right to stand up while driving a golf cart/LSV. *

True

False

17. The ultimate authority on your golf cart’s safety features and operation is the User’s Manual. *

True

False

18. As you drive your golf cart/LSV through a crowd of pedestrians, it is best to sound your horn often so that people will move out of your way. *

True

False

19. A golf cart is too big to fit into the blind spot of cars or trucks. *

True

False

20. You should never exceed the seating capacity of your vehicle. *

True

False