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An aggressive driver who does not let other drivers pass or merge is often referred to as a "blocking" driver. This type of driver may intentionally occupy the lane, speed up when others attempt to merge, or tailgate to intimidate other vehicles. Their behavior can stem from a desire to assert dominance on the road or a lack of consideration for other drivers. This can create dangerous situations and increase the risk of accidents.
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What are the three major drivers of globalization?
Three of the major drivers of globalization include the market driver. Two other main drivers of globalization are the cost driver and the technological driver.
When may you lend your driver's license to other drivers?
the driver's license you have is not a right but it just a privilege to haver it.
A defensive driver anticipates actions of other drivers and is prepared to take?
A defensive driver anticipates the actions of the other drivers and is prepared to take evasive action. He or she is always on the alert.
If you have a drivers permit how old does the other licenced driver have to be?
16.
What is aggressive and violent driving behavior called?
Aggressive and violent driving behavior is often referred to as road rage. It involves deliberately dangerous actions or threats by a driver towards other drivers or pedestrians. It can lead to accidents, injuries, or even fatalities.
Is not an important prediction to make concerning the actions of other drivers?
What actions will the other driver take
What might cause the driver of a vehicle to become a distraction to other drivers?
accidents
What may not be a possible prediction of the other driver?
Their competency as drivers / driving skills ; they may not be conscientious drivers or drivers with little skills and little concern for the safety of others .
Is the conscientious driver often the offensive driver?
Someone who drives their vehicle according to the rules of the road; they are courteous to other drivers on the road.
Driving rules what is a squeeze play?
A squeeze play in driving refers to a situation where a driver attempts to merge into a lane that is already occupied by another vehicle, often forcing that vehicle to adjust its position or speed to accommodate the merging driver. This maneuver can create dangerous conditions, especially if it leads to close encounters or collisions. It's generally discouraged as it can be seen as aggressive or inconsiderate driving behavior. Safe driving practices recommend maintaining a safe distance and allowing other vehicles to merge without forcing them to change lanes suddenly.
Does werner have navigators in the trucks?
No. Most drivers are solo drivers, while teams typically have one driver driving while the other sleeps.
What will happen if you have insurance and no drivers license and the other driver was at fault?
You still get slammed. The logic that you not having a driver's license means you shouldn't have been there.
