The Driver
Stay Away From These Drivers and Don't Respond to Rude Behavior
Advice With Aggressive Drivers
Use a Cell Phone While Driving (Even if Hands Free)
Ages 18 and Below Are Prohibited to...
Use a Cell Phone With a Hands Free Mechanism
Ages Above 18 Are Allowed to...
Road Rage
Aggressive Driving is Known As...
Text Messaging While Driving
All California Drivers Are Prohibited From...
More Effort Required to Perform Standard Maneuvers
At Higher Elevations...
Turn Your Head and Not Rely on Your Peripheral Vision
At a Higher Speed, You Must...
A Governing Influence on Your Thought Processes and Choices
Attitude Has...
Drive at Night or When You're Tired
Best Not to...
Carbon Monoxide
By-Product of Combustion of Fuel
A Small Leak can Lead to a Buildup of Carbon Monoxide Inside the Car
Car Exhaust Must be Checked Routinely Since...
Very Bad for Humans Health
Carbon Monoxide
Straight-Ahead Vision
Central Vision
3 Degrees
Central Vision Covers...
Driving Practices, Putting You 'At Risk' or 'On Task'
Choice of Attitude Determines...
Crowded Roads, Impatience, Opportunities For Drivers to Interact, Immaturity, Poor Attitude, Lack of Appropriate Values and Boundaries, Exposing Oneself from Being Unknown, Hostility Toward Other Races as Drivers
Conditions that May Cause Road Rage
Ability to See Three Dimensions
Depth Perception
Speed, Fog, Darkness, and Other Conditions
Depth Perception Changes With...
To Estimate a Distance Between Your Car and Others
Depth Perception is Used...
Personal Grooming, Using Navigation Systems or Maps, Adjusting the Stereo and Controls, Visiting Friends in Other Vehicles, Using Hand-Held Computers-Laptops-Watching a DVD, Smoking,
Distracted Driving Factors
Driver's Ability and Condition of the Vehicle, Environment, Condition of the Highway
Factors that Increase Risk Driving
Lack of Experience and Knowledge
Factors that Increase Risk Driving for Teens
180 Degrees or More
Full Range of Your Field of Vision
Allows to Be More Aware of Your Surroundings
Hearing
Person Operating Motor Vehicle Cannot Wear Headset or Earplugs Covering Both Ears
Hearing Illegality
Not Wearing Seat Belts
High-Risk Behavior for General Safety
Risk-Taking is Acceptable if No One Gets Hurt, and Usually Collision Only Happen to Other People
High-Risk Behavior for Teens
Driving Privileges Revoked and Will Not be Reinstated Under Any Circumstances
If Assault With Deadly Weapon is Committed...
Driving License Can Be Suspended for Up to 6 Months for First Offense, 1 Year for Second Offense and The Subsequent
If Assault of Road Rage is Committed on the Driver/Passenger of Another Car, Bicyclist, or Pedestrian...
Speed Contest (Street Race, Speed Race, Drag Race)
Illegal Exhibition of Speed
Ability to Distinguish Colors (Colorblindness is Bad)
Important Aspect of Driver's Vision
Noise of Motor, Changing Sound of Tires, Wind Noise, Honking, Emergency Vehicle Sirens
Important Sounds to Notice
Smoke
In California, Drivers are Prohibited to.... With a Minor Present in the Car
Never Risk More Than You Can Afford to Lose, Don't Risk a Lot for a Little, Always Consider the Odds and Your Situation,
Key Points (Risks)
More Frequent Turning of the Head
Limited Peripheral Vision
20/40
Minimum Vision Standards
Exhaust Can Build Up Quickly
Never Leave Car Running in Garage Because...
Vehicle Impounded for 30 Days, Imprisoned Up to 3 Months, Fined Up to $1,000, Driver's License Revoked, Vehicle's Insurance Canceled/Premiums Increase Dramatically
Penalties for Street Racing
Side Vision
Peripheral Vision
The Rest Other Than the 3 degrees
Peripheral Vision
Must Rely More on Vision
Person With Hearing Impairment
Cerebral Palsy, Epilepsy, Inability of the Heart and Vascular System to Supply Adequate Blood to Muscles and Organs, Paralysis, Dementia, Lapses of Consciousness, Vision Conditions, etc
Physical/Mental Conditions that May Prevent Individual From Receiving Driver's License
Caution in Judging Speed and Distance of Oncoming Vehicles
Poor Depth Perception
Extreme Emotions (Happy and Sad)
Reduce Driver's Ability to Pay Attention
Maintaining Constant Attention, Exercising Good Judgement, and Knowing How to Control Your Vehicle
Required Skills
Not Using Headlights Properly, Driving Too Fast for Conditions, Tailgating, Unsafe Passing or Lane Changing
Risk-Taking Behaviors
They are Transporting Passengers
Risks of Being in a Collision for Teens Increase When...
Drivers Who Use their Vehicles Aggressively, - Deliberate Sudden Braking, Pulling Close to Another Car, Cutting off Other Drivers, Speeding Up When Someone Attempts to Pass, Honking the Horn
Roa d Rage is Characterized By...
Intentional or Unintentional (Ex I- Changing Lanes to Go Around Vehicles OR U- Abruptly Changing Lanes Without Signaling When About to Miss an Exit)
Road Rage Incidents Can be...
A Conflict Escalates into Violent Criminal Behavior Between Drivers
Road Rage Occurs When...
To Stay Relaxed, Turn Off Phones, Focus on the Task at Hand, Set Aside Emotional Conflicts
Safe Drivers Decide...
Seeing Objects With Low Contrast Well
Safe Driving at Night Requires...
Distract and Encourage the Driver to take More Risks
Teen Passengers Tend to...
Allow Plenty of Time to Reach Destination, Don't Cut off Other Drivers, Don't Drive Slowly in the Left (Fast) Lane, Don't Tailgate, Don't Make Gestures to Other Drivers, Use Horn Only in Emergencies
To Avoid Road Rage Situation
Control their Emotions
To Avoid a Lifetime of Consequences, Drivers Must...
Tolerance, Forgiveness, Helpfulness and Courtesy, A Sense of Humor
Ways to Handle Road Rage
Your Field of Vision Decreases
When Speed Increases...
Avoid Decisions
With Choices, It Is Also Dangerous to...
The First Domino
With Dominos, Your Attitude Represents...
Chances of a Collision are Higher
With Fatigue...
Physically and Mentally Fit
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