Chapter 12 Driving In Adverse Conditions

Driving at a speed that makes your stopping distance longer than the distance lighted by your headlights. CHAPTER 12 DRIVING IN ADVERSE CONDITIONS 12.

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. Explain what you can do to help. Driving in Adverse Conditions Flashcards Learn Test Match Flashcards Learn Test Match Created by alexapomerantz Terms in this set 39 reduced visibility What to do when. Hydroplaning When a tire loses road contact by rising up on top of water and no.

CHAPTER 12DRIVING IN ADVERSE CONDITIONS 121REDUCED VISIBILITY OBJECTIVES Tell how to use the IPDE Process to manage risks in bad weather. 200 Whenever visibility is reduced the first action to take to apply IPDE process What is slow down. OBJECTIVES Tell how to use the IPDE Process to manage risks in bad weather.

Drivers Education Chapter 12 Driving in Adverse Conditions Reduced Visibility Slow down and give yourself more time. 200 Sudden hard braking and accelerating can produce a DISK. Overdriving headlights Driving at a speed where the stopping distance.

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Hydroplaning Overdriving headlights Oversteer situation Rocking Skid. Driving at Night is the hardest to drive a vehicle continued Also use low-beam in bad weather. Drivers Education Chapter 12 Driving in Adverse Conditions Slide 2 Reduced Visibility Slow down and give yourself more time.

Controlled braking is a technique of reducing your speed as quickly as possible while maintaining control or your vehicle. No not race a cold engine. It is important that you _____ your speed to the weather.

High-beam will reflect more light back into you eyes will see less. Scan in and around your path of travel. Learn faster with spaced repetition.

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Snow fog or heavy rain. Study Chapter 12 - Driving in Adverse Conditions flashcards from Lorna Smiths class online or in Brainscapes iPhone or Android app. 12 Vocabulary Controlled braking.

Know what to do when drivnig in bad weather conditions. Drivers Education CHAPTER 12 DRIVING IN ADVERSE CONDITIONS. 1 REDUCED VISIBILITY 1.

Driving in Adverse Conditions 33 6 reviews Term 1 25 In reduced visibility conditions you need to work especially hard to gather visual information because Click the. Adverse Conditions - Fog Rain Storms 8 Driving Tips to Drive in Fog Rain or a Storm Chapter 12 - Important Vocabulary Chapter 12 - Driving in Adverse Conditions. Chapter 12 Driving in Adverse Conditions Term 1 23 a sudden change in the ______ calls for a ________ in your driving for safety.

Reduced Visibility Slow down and give yourself more time. Scan in and around your path of travel. Created with the Heyzine flipbook maker.

6 Conditions of Driving Signs Signals and Roadway Markings. A tire rises up on top of water and no longer has contact with the road Rocking a vehicle driving forward a little and then back a little to move your vehicle out of snow mud or sand Skid when.

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