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- An all ( ) interchange is used in complicated intersections with high ( ) traffic. This kind of interchange ( ) traffic in many different directions
- A ( ) interchange is used when a road that crosses a busy highway has little ( ).
- Traffic on highways is seperated by ( ), which means that bridges and tunnels are used to direct traffic over or under other travel lanes
- Most of US highways and state highways have ( )-controlled access that allows drivers to enter and leave the highway from any point. This makes traveling ( ) and more ( ) than being on a controlled-access freeway
- The difference between a freeway and an expressway is that an ( ) way may have ( ) access. This means expressways could have traffic lights, intersections, and driveways
- In the interstate system, every access has to be fully ( ), which means that vehicles can ( ) and ( ) only at designated interchanges
- ( ) are places where drivers can cross over or under traffic, as well as enter or leave the freeway
- The ( ) lane provides an area where you increase speed in order to match the ( ) of the traffic flow youre entering
- ( ) was used to designate a toll road. However, many of the highways classified as turnpikes no longer charge ( ).
- A ( ) highway system is a network of highways ( ) the boundaries of a state. State highways can be narrow two-lane roadways, expressways, and others may be controlled-access freeways
- The main factors in determining your speed on an acceleration lane are the ( ) and the ( ) of traffic on the acceleration lane an freeway
- If you enter the wrong entrance ramp, continue onto the highway and drive to the ( ) exit. ( ) back up on an entrance ramp or a freeway
- Entrance ramps that are on the ( ) of the highway create a high-risk situation because you will be entering a higher ( ) traffic lane
- Names and design features for highways vary. ( ), ( ), and ( ) have similar features
- A ( ) interchange is used where one highway or side road forms a ( ) with a freeway
- Before you begin entering a highway, make sure the entrance is the one you want and that there are no ( ) and ( ) wrong way or do not enter sign
- If the acceleration lane is ( ) then you will need a ( ) gap to enter traffic
- A ( ) interchange has entrance and exit ramps that resemble the outline of a four-leaf clover, this type of interchange enables drivers to ( ) in either direction or either highway
- A restraint that provides protection without having to be ( ) by the occupant is called a ( ) restraint.
- Three factors determine the force of impact: ( ), ( ), ( ) between each initial impact and stopping