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High School
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High School Computer Science
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2023
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Question 1 A. What are the two types of required insurance coverage to comply with Florida's No-Fault Law?\ Personal injury protection. Property damage liability. B. Describe both types of coverage as well as the minimum required amount for each. Note that the Property damage liability (PDL/PD) limit is $10,000 per accident and the personal injury protection (PIP limit is $10,000 per accident. Question 2 What does it mean that Florida’s Texting While Driving Law is a primary offense? this allows law enforcement officers to pull motorists over and issue a citation .. for texting Question 3 A. What are the potential concerns involving the stopped vehicle the officer may consider when approaching the vehicle? The potential concern that the officer has to consider as he approaches the vehicle would be to determine that the person is armed. The reason for this is that the people in the vehicle are hostile, as well as the number of passengers inside the vehicle. B. What should the driver do to help ensure the stop goes smoothly? The driver must stop when the police officer on the road asks them to stop. They also must lower the side window. Additionally, it is imperative to follow the instructions of the officer. Question 4 A. Identify at least three major costs of owning a vehicle throughout the year. Sure, is the fuel, of course, insurance cover for the car and maintenance and ties B. Choose one and explain why you believe it would be the most expensive. insurance because of high health costs and auto repairs and so on…… Question 5 Choose the one question that applies to you: A. If you do not have your learner's license: after completing the 10.3 final exam, what other state exam is necessary to pass before obtaining the license and what is the process? B. If you do have your license: how can you continue your driving improvement? By following the rules and checking for blind spots… looking out for pedestrians…. paying attention to the signs and more…