Safe Driving Techniques

It depends on how fast you drive. However, as an example, if you maintained an average speed of 105 km/h, the time to drive 257 km would be about 2 hours and 26 minutes. You would have to add time for stops, detours and other delays.

Put some boards (2 x 4's) next to the curb, or try approaching the curb from an angle. Never approach directly on.

A concave mirror is a converging mirror used in microscopes and telescopes. Characteristics include forming real and inverted and diminished images when an object is placed beyond the center of curvature or real, inverted and enlarged image when the object is placed between the center of curvature and focus.

proceed to the next exit and reenter the interstate and return to the exit you want.

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when it begins to rain

Depends upon the country of origin. In the USA, you have to have a class B license for anything 18000 pounds or over. You shouldn't need a special license for private operation because it doesn't exceed the 18000 lb rating.

No. This idea was used in early cars to weigh down the rear end of the car. This only worked when the majority of Cars were rear wheel drive.

Most modern cars, particularly small cars, are front wheel drive, and have the engine at the front. Having the engine over the front wheels pushes the front end of the car down, giving you all the traction you need.

Another disadvantage of adding weight to your car would be reduced economy of your car.

Also adding weight will increase the amount of distance required to stop the car. This would also make the car harder to control. Both of these factors would be multiplied by adverse weather conditions.

In summary, don't add unnecessary weight to your car at any time of the year.

Aftersales ("After Sales"), is any kind of assistance provided by a company after the initial sale.

Most commonly. it is a service provided by most companies involved in selling and producing products. The service provides support and assistance after the sale, i.e. if you buy a car, you may require aftersales support if a part fails shortly after purchase.

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Pedestrians in the philippines are at risk because of drivers not following the right way. People are the priority when crossing a pedestrian, therefore the vehicle should stop regardless of any kind (depends if its an emergency) should stop and let the people go through from the start and to the end (make it to the other side). But unfortunately, drivers just pass by not caring whether there are people crossing on the pedestrian.

you may have been driving for an extremely long time or you may not have slept well the previous night

Visually checking for motorcycles when changing lanes or making a turn, and allowing a four-second following distance when following a motorcycle.

Prevent an accident

Cat's eyes on the motorway are actually tiny little reflectors inset into the pavement to reflect the car's headlights back at the driver. They are called that because they reflect light back just the way eyes of real cats do; if a cat is looking at you, and you shine a light at it, the cat's eyes will reflect the light back.

The main thing that cats eyes on the motorway do is provide a clearer indication of where the motorway lines are. The reflection from a cats eye embedded in the road is much more visible than the line painted on the road and can be seen at a much greater distance.

Cats eyes of different colours give the driver lane separation, and early warning of slip roads, hard shoulders, median edge, danger areas etc

Younger drivers have a faster reaction time and have better eyesight. Younger drivers are easily distracted and a lot less immature. Older drivers have more experience and are less apt to be distracted while driving. Older drivers have more common sense and knows what a problem with the car sounds like or feels like whereas, a younger driver may not know as much. An older driver is more apt to obey the laws of the road and a younger driver more apt to blow it off. A younger driver is more likely to use a cell phone than an older driver.

Not if it is on your right foot. If its on your left foot and the car is an automatic (you only need one foot to drive it) then you can drive it legally. If the cast is on your right foot then you can get a ticket for driving that way. You have to wait until your doctor says you can take the cast off. Be patient, its not worth getting in an accident or getting a ticket and having your insurance rates go up. I am also presently fighting this problem and havent driven myself anywhere in over a month now.

What ever they've got handy! Bungee cord is great. Twine or string or rope that may be laying around. Makeshift would be rags, plastic bags or clothing.

This turns off your traction control and should give you a little better fuel mileage.

Depends on the specific sign which you failed to list.

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theorically driving with the windows down will use more gas due to the disturbance to the car s aerodynamics