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What must the driver do when approaching an intersection and seeing the traffic light turn from green to yellow?
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How traffic pollution harms the environment?
by seeing your dick
What does a smith system in traffic include?
Seeing the big picture
What do dog leads do?
If you are referring to the blind with seeing eye dogs, they lead you out of trouble. (dont lead you into a busy intersection, etc)
What is fog in traffic language?
Stuff that stops you seeing proply, like actual fog!
How did people react on the first traffic light?
it lightened up the whole city and people were very glad seeing no traffic for the first time in history!!
How are mirrors useful to drivers?
curved mirrors are useful to driver to see what is in the back of them or use for seeing
How are curved mirrors useful to drivers?
curved mirrors are useful to driver to see what is in the back of them or use for seeing
How long is the time interval between seeing and acting when a car driver has to stop a car in emergency?
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Where does a mother giraffe give birth?
out her vagina I think that they give birth under tree's because of the shades and obviously the close food supply as well as seeing if predators are approaching.
Who is at fault the driver or passenger if he opens the and a bicycle hits it?
It would depend a bit on the laws of the area, but usually the requirements put on bike lights are all about the bike being visible, and not about what the rider can see with them. The bike rider not seeing the open door because he didn't have any lights would not clear the car driver from responsibility, but the car driver not seeing the bike rider because he wasn't using any lights just might.
Why drivers have difficulty seeing side traffic at T-intersections in rural areas?
Presumably it's because of over grown hedges and trees
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Night blindness is when a person's eyes have become poor at seeing in dim light approaching darkness. Some causes are from nearsightedness, cataracts, or vitamin A deficiency, though age is also a factor.
