Driving Terms 2 Crossword

a road that is higher in the center than at either edge
vision that gives objects their three-dimensional appearance and that enables a person to judge the relative distance between two objects
the ability of a motor vehicle to hold to a straight line
a device that allows drivers to communicate their intentions to move right or left by means of a blinking light; an arm or a hand signal
a brake in which pressure squeezes the brake pads against a flat metal wheel disc, producing the friction needed to stop the wheel from turning
the ability to see in the distance
to shift to a lower gear from a higher one
visually interpreting something that is in motion
a signaling device that makes all four turn signals flash at once; used to warn other drivers that a vehicle has stopped or is moving slowly
Engine Control Module; controls electrical and other engine systems in many cars
where you enter the freeway
weariness resulting from too much physical or mental exertion
a posted speed limit that cannot legally be exceeded
a signal providing information on whether you should stop, slow down, or go depending on the color of the light
the safe amount of time you should allow when following another vehicle or when being followed
the point at which the clutch pedal and other parts of the power train begin to work together as the driver releases the clutch pedal
a mental process that has to do with understanding what you perceive. It relies heavily on sensing
the ability of your eyes to quickly adjust from headlights back to the dark
the ability to see when there is a rapid increase in light
the invisible force that pulls all objects on Earth towards its center
a sign, including a route marker or destination, mileage, recreational area, or a roadside service sign, used to guide and direct drivers
High-Occupancy-Vehicle Sign; a lane reserved for use by vehicles having two or more occupants
a rule making it unlawful for a person to operate a motor vehicle with a BAC above a certain level
a law stating that any licensed driver charged with DUI (drugs or alcohol) cannot legally refuse to be tested for BAC
the tendency of an object in motion to stay in motion and for an object at rest to stay at rest
a road sign that conveys meaning through symbols, not words
a situation in which the driver should size up the situation and then use good judgement
to attach a vehicle's dead battery by cables to a charged battery to start the vehicle
the energy of motion
areas of roadway large enough to allow you the space, time, and visibility needed for safe movement at anytime