Driver Education Final Crossword

A sudden loss of tire pressure while driving, as when a tire is punctured.
Contact between a vehicle and another object.
A large white X-shaped sign located beside an uncontrolled railroad crossing.
A vacant space between vehicles.
A place where roadways meet or cross. Generally controlled by a traffic sign or signal
A driving action such as a U-turn, parallel park or parking on a hill.
An area of ground or concrete separating traffic moving in opposite directions.
Driving with the intent to harm others.
A manuever for turning your vehicle around to go in the opposite direction. They include U-turns and 3-point turns
A traffic light that been green for a long time.
A point beyond which a driver can no longer stop safely without entering the intersection.
The amount on an insurance policy in which the policy holder agrees to pay the initial amount of repairs. The usual amounts are $100, $500, $1000.
The part of insurance that is required by law to obtain and fixes the other person's loss when the crash was your fault.
The part of insurance that is optional to obtain and fixes your vehicle when the crash was your fault.