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- After you ( ) at an intersection, search ( ) degrees to your left and right before continuing
- A ( ) curve is higher on the ( ) than on the inside.
- An ( ) bag autimatically ( ) to protect an occupant
- The place where a tire touches the road is called its ( ). These small footprints are all you have for traction on the road ( ).
- The ( ) action that keeps a tire from slipping on the roadway is called ( ).
- If you double your speed, then your vehicle will; have ( ) times as much energy of motion and need four times as much distance to ( ).
- The traction of the tires on the roadway ( ) your vehicle ( ).
- The distance a vehicle travels from the time you ( ) the brakes until the vehicle stops is ( ) distance
- The force with which a moving object is called ( ) of ( ).
- There are three things you must be able to do to stop quickly that make up your ( ) stopping distance. ( ) the hazard in your path of travel. ( ). ( ) to a safe stop
- Collisons happen because drivers fail to ( ) and ( ) intersections.
- If you drive through a curve at a speed than the posted speed, then your vehicle needs more ( ) to stay on the roadway. Look for a posted ( ) speed limit before entering the curve.
- ( )- wheel drive means power is supplied to ( ) wheels
- It also ( ) your vehicle when braking and enables your vehicle to ( ) left or right without slipping
- When a vehicle drives into a ( ), your ( ) tends to go in a straight line.
- In wet weather, with temperatures near the freezing point, a roadway freezes ( ) a highway roadway
- To reduce effects of driving in a hot desert, wear ( ), make frequent ( ), change ( ) often, carry plenty of ( ).
- You have responsibilites when being passed. Be ( ) that another vehicle is passing. Check your ( ) often to identify vehicles approaching from the rear. When another vehicle passes, it may help to move to the ( ) side of your lane. By doing so, you provide an extra ( ) and provide the passing driver with a better ( ) ahead. If the passing driver is having a difficult time trying to pass, ( ) down. Intentionally speeding up while being passed is ( ).
- Lower amounts of oxygen at higher altitudes can reduce ( ) and cause ( ).
- After driving through a desert and encountering a lot of blowing dust and sand, you should change your vehicles ( ) and ( ).