Question

1. air bags in trucks or other vehicles that do not have a rear seat will have an on/off switch that can be activated for children under age 12.

a) true
b) false

1. a driver should not try to pass a large vehicle ______ when that vehicle is making a turn because the driver will not be visible to the driver of the large truck.

a) on the left
b) on the right
c) at all
d) all of the above

1. trains need to prepare to stop up to ______ in advance.

Explanation:

Question 13

This is about vehicle safety regulations. Vehicles without a rear seat (where children under 12 might be seated) have an on - off switch for airbags to protect such children. So the statement is True.

When a large vehicle is making a turn, passing on the right is dangerous as the driver of the large vehicle may not see the passing vehicle. Passing on the left can also be an issue in some turn - related scenarios, but the key here is that passing on the right is particularly dangerous when a large vehicle is turning. However, the most accurate answer based on driving safety rules is that a driver should not pass a large vehicle on the right when it is making a turn.

Trains have a large mass and need a long distance to stop. Typically, trains need to prepare to stop up to 1/2 mile (or other standard distances depending on context, but a common knowledge point is that trains require a significant distance, like up to a mile or more in some cases, but if we consider common driving - related knowledge for train - vehicle interactions, a common answer is that trains need to prepare to stop up to 1/2 mile in advance. However, if we assume the standard answer here, for example, if the options were given (but since they are not, we can state the general knowledge). But since the question is incomplete (no options), we can't give a definite answer with options. But if we consider the common fact, trains need to prepare to stop up to a long distance, like up to 1/2 mile or more.
(If we assume a common multiple - choice context where the options might be like "a) 100 feet, b) 1/2 mile, c) 1 mile, d) 500 feet", the correct answer would be related to the long stopping distance of trains. For example, if the options included 1/2 mile, that would be a common answer. But since the question as given has no options, we can only state the general knowledge.)

Answer:

a) True

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