Safe Driving Techniques

No, cruise control is not advised nor recommended on slippery roads. You need to maintain control at all times in conditions like these.

If you,ve ever ridden a bike with gears where you are effectively the engine, or power source, then you will know.

It's hard to pedal uphill in a high gear and tiring to pedal very fast downhill or on the flat in a low gear. Using the gears properly uses the power source, ie engine, most effectively and prevents the engine getting more 'tired' than is necessary, or in other words, damaged, worn out and needing costly repairs.

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It can depend on the state you reside in. GENERALLY it is 500 feet.

1.Avoid stepping on nails

2.Avoid touching electrical objects

3.Avoid playing with sharp objects

4.Avoid playing with fire

5.Avoid running on slippery water

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To regulate all the drivers -- to save more life and avoid further road accidents.

Press the gas pedal and you will go! However, to be able to drive legally, you must be a specific age in each state. First comes a permit, then a license. To really learn how to drive, you must first take a drivers education course. You can't just simply press the gas pedal. It is much more complicated than that.

The legal limit is 1.6 mm

Concave mirrors project a beam of light outward, which is what you want in a reflector or projector.

This is also why they are used in vehicle headlight casing. It projects the beam of light further down the road so you can see better.

In most thick fog, you can barely see 20 yards in front of your vehicle. Kilometres doesn't even enter the question.

You should slow down.

Check your blind spot over your left shoulder, then your review mirror, then signal, shoulder-check again, then pass.

Always, always, ALWAYS shoulder-check before signalling.

A U-Turn is illegal in some cities and legal in others. So it depends on what city you are in.

Passive restraints, such as airbags, , deploy with such force that it could seriously injure or kill a young child. That's why you can disable most passenger side airbags in 2 door pickups. Other than that sir bags along with seat belts save lives.

Checks are usually done or controlled by the state. Each state is different. Usually old cars do not have to pass tests. New cars, after 1994 I think, have built in computers that are continuously checking the cars emissions. These computers store the data and can be read by the testing facility.

The rate of accidents increases as a power of the hours driving since rest.

Be watchful, alert and patient as you drive.

Em, what if you only have a left leg. In the UK it is. It would have to be an automatic.

In the UK there are adaptions to vehicles so that legless, or armless people can drive. It looks very strange to see a steering wheel on the floor.

transporation helps people and objects move from one point to another

The car was used for investigation of death cause, after that it was returned to Williams.It was destroyed by Williams in 2002.

pick up your cell phone and call for help

1. Check inside and outside mirrors.

2. Make sure you have your keys.

3. Glance over your left shoulder before opening the door.

4.When it is safe, open the door and get out quickly.

5.make sure all doors are locked. Walk around the rear of the vehicle to reduce risk of being hit.

A warning to other boaters there is danger near by.