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How do you be safe on a bus?
sit behind the driver so he can see you in the mirror.
Are motorcycle passengers less safe than the drivers?
I'll never ride with a passenger and I'll tell you why. When you ride a motorcycle you have to lean into the curves. The driver has a better feel for the road than the passenger and knows how far to lean and how to control the throttle to pull out of it. The passenger does not necessarily have this sense, so it is possible they could add to the driver's lean or overcorrect when they pull out of it. They can also throw the bike off balance in ways the driver can't predict. It takes a very skilled driver and passenger to be safe on a motorcycle. So it isn't a matter of being safe or not safe. If the bike goes down then both the driver and the passenger are going to get pretty banged up. It is my feeling that the chance of an accident goes up when you have a passenger. It is also true that the passenger has more of a chance of not being prepared when the bike takes off and could fly off the back, so I guess statistically the passenger is in more danger than the driver, but it really just comes down to being experienced and safe. Stupid people are always at risk of injury.
How much following distance a driver should keep to keep a safe following distance in an urban area?
In any driving location, it is generally agreed to be safe if you position yourself 3 seconds or more behind the vehicle in front of you.
After shaking off the explosions initial effects you see that your assistant driver is injured The vehicle is still running and there is a fire just outside the passenger door You should?
Ensure the scene is safe and secure. If necessary, quickly drive to a safe area to treat your Buddy.
Are cars going the same direction as a bus at a bus stop required to stop?
Vehicle drivers must expect that a bus will stop at a bus stop. If it is unsafe to overtake the stopped bus, then the vehicle driver must wait until the way is safe to overtake the stopped bus. If the way is clear, then the vehicle driver doesn't need to stop behind the stopped bus, but can overtake if it is safe to do so. It is all about common sense!
What is a kenning of a bus driver?
A kenning for a bus driver could be "roadway navigator." This phrase poetically encapsulates the driver's role in guiding passengers along the streets and ensuring their safe travel. Another option might be "passenger charioteer," evoking the image of someone skillfully steering a vehicle filled with travelers.
What do you do if you see warning hazard lights on a moving passanger vehicle?
If you see a moving passenger vehicle with its hazard lights on, maintain a safe distance and adjust your speed accordingly. Be cautious as the vehicle may be experiencing issues or preparing to make an unexpected stop. If it's safe to do so, you can change lanes to give the vehicle more space. Stay alert for any signals from the driver indicating their intentions.
Name an obligation of a driver named on a learner's driver's license?
To operate the vehicle in a safe manner at all times.
What should you do when you are behind a slow-moving farm vehicle?
When behind a slow-moving farm vehicle, it is best to exercise patience and maintain a safe distance. Avoid tailgating or making risky overtaking maneuvers. Only pass when it is safe to do so and there is clear visibility of the road ahead.
Is it safe to store gas in a passenger compartment of a vehicle per OHSA?
no, the fumes should not be anywhere where there is no ventilation
How safe is it to drive with one or both taillights out?
Tail lights on the back of vehicles are important for safety. Without them, at night, the driver of a vehicle approaching from behind will be unable to see that there is another vehicle is in its path and a car accident could result. With just a single tail light in operation, the approaching vehicle driver will be unable to determine the width of the vehicle and could think that something is an motorcycle when it is in fact an automobile. Again an accident is a possibility.
How far should a oncoming vehicle be when you Dim your lights?
You should dim your headlights when an oncoming vehicle is about 500 feet away. This helps avoid blinding the other driver and ensures safe visibility for both vehicles. Additionally, if you are approaching a vehicle from behind, you should dim your lights when you are within 300 feet.
