Driving Terms 3 ??? Crossword

the energy of motion; the product of weight and speed
the ability to see in low and variable light conditions
a device that measures distance traveled by a vehicle; its gauge
the influence of friends who are in your age group
the area of vision to the left and right of the area of central vision
the forward/backward movement of the car
a system used to keep track of traffic violations by individual drivers
a skid caused when the accelerator is pressed too hard and suddenly
the parts of a motor vehicle that transmit power from the engine to the wheels; the engine, transmission, and clutch
Push-Pull-Feed Steering; a steering method in which the driver's hands do not cross even when changing lanes or turning
the time it takes to slow down from one speed to a lower one or to a stop
a break from activity that created fatigue
a sign that controls the flow of traffic
the right of one roadway user to go first or to cross in front of another; must be yielded to others in many situations
a criminal act directed against another person through physical violence while driving
the feeling that occurs after a vehicle goes through a left-right combination turn on a corner
a traffic circle used to control traffic through certain intersections; traffic is routed in one direction around a circle and drivers exit where they like
focusing and looking at everything in the driving environment
a lane that drivers moving in either direction use to make a left turn
a driver's loss of control over the direction in which the vehicle is moving
a safe space margin
an intersection where one road ends and forms a crossroad in the shape of the 20th letter of the english alphabet
to drive too closely behind another vehicle
a turnabout made by turning left, backing to the right, then moving forward
a braking technique in which the driver firmly presses the brake pedal to a point just before the wheel lock
the distance covered by a vehicle from the perception distance to the moment that the vehicle comes to a stop
steering; keeping a vehicle steadily and smoothly on a desired course
the friction between a vehicle's tires and the road surface
the gears and related parts that carry power from the engine to the driving axle
the ability to see clearly
the spinning action resulting from the back tire sliding sideways toward the front tire