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When Driving whAT IS The recommended visual lead time on a city street?
1 city block or 12 seconds
In order to adequately recognize a potentially dangerous situation while driving in the city you should maintain a visual lead of?
10-15 seconds
How far ahead should you check your visual lead?
20-30 seconds
A visual lead of seconds or 1 city block is appropriate when driving in traffic in urban areas?
10-15 seconds
A visual lead of seconds or 1 city block is appropriate when driving in traffic in urban areas.?
10-15 seconds
When A visual lead of seconds of 1 city block is appropriate when driving in traffic in urban areas?
10-15 seconds
What infections cause visual impairment?
Some infections that may lead to visual impairment include:
There is a hole in the street who do you call?
your local city should have a street dept or sewer dept Contact the public works department or the Department of Transportation. If the hole is large enough to cause injury to a vehicle or person or could lead to a cave in of the road, call 911 and tell them it is a non emergency situation that needs attention.
An ideal visual lead in front of your vehicle is seconds?
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Can damage to the occipital lobe possibly result in visual hallucinating?
Yes, damage to the occipital lobe can lead to visual hallucinations. The occipital lobe is responsible for processing visual information, so damage to this part of the brain can disrupt normal visual processing and potentially lead to hallucinations.
On what street did Sergeant Mulvany lead an elephant a brass band a throne and a trailer?
Mulberry Street
What is the recommended visual lead time on a highway?
The recommended visual lead time on a highway is typically around 12 to 15 seconds. This means that drivers should be scanning the road ahead for potential hazards and making decisions based on what they observe within that time frame. Maintaining this lead time allows for adequate reaction time to changing conditions or obstacles. Adjusting this distance may be necessary based on speed, weather, and traffic conditions.
