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What is an Escape Path?
What is an Escape Path?
- A place to go in case of possible conflict (correct)
- A form of navigation
- An area for parking
- A type of vehicle
What is an Orderly Visual Search Pattern?
What is an Orderly Visual Search Pattern?
Process of searching critical areas in a regular sequence
What are Zones in the context of driving?
What are Zones in the context of driving?
Six areas around your vehicle
What is Path of Travel?
What is Path of Travel?
What is an Open Zone?
What is an Open Zone?
What is Space Cushion?
What is Space Cushion?
What is Field of Vision?
What is Field of Vision?
What is a Closed Zone?
What is a Closed Zone?
What does Compromise Space mean?
What does Compromise Space mean?
What does it mean to Minimize a Hazard?
What does it mean to Minimize a Hazard?
What is Traction?
What is Traction?
What is Selective Seeing?
What is Selective Seeing?
What is a Target Area?
What is a Target Area?
What is the 12-15 Second Range?
What is the 12-15 Second Range?
What is Peripheral Vision?
What is Peripheral Vision?
What is the 4-6 Second Range?
What is the 4-6 Second Range?
What does Separate Hazards refer to?
What does Separate Hazards refer to?
What is Scanning?
What is Scanning?
What is Central Vision?
What is Central Vision?
What is Line of Sight?
What is Line of Sight?
Flashcards
Escape Path
Escape Path
A route to avoid potential conflict situations.
Orderly Visual Search Pattern
Orderly Visual Search Pattern
Searching vital areas in a sequence for safer driving.
Zones
Zones
Six distinct areas surrounding a vehicle.
Path of Travel
Path of Travel
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Open Zone
Open Zone
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Space Cushion
Space Cushion
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Field of Vision
Field of Vision
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Closed Zone
Closed Zone
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Compromise Space
Compromise Space
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Minimize a Hazard
Minimize a Hazard
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Traction
Traction
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Selective Seeing
Selective Seeing
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Target Area
Target Area
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12-15 Second Range
12-15 Second Range
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Peripheral Vision
Peripheral Vision
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4-6 Second Range
4-6 Second Range
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Separate Hazards
Separate Hazards
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Scanning
Scanning
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Central Vision
Central Vision
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Line of Sight
Line of Sight
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Study Notes
Escape Path
- Defined as a route available to avoid potential conflict situations.
Orderly Visual Search Pattern
- Involves consistently searching vital areas in a pre-determined sequence for safer driving.
Zones
- Six distinct areas surrounding a vehicle that influence driving experience and safety.
Path of Travel
- The expected area that will be occupied by the vehicle during travel.
Open Zone
- A lane or space that allows for unobstructed driving, providing clear visibility and travel path.
Space Cushion
- The area around the vehicle that is clear of hazards, restrictions, and conflicts, promoting a safer driving environment.
Field of Vision
- Encompasses all areas visible to the driver while focusing straight ahead.
Closed Zone
- A space that is obstructed, reducing visibility and hindering the path of travel.
Compromise Space
- A strategy of providing increased space to greater hazards, ensuring safety.
Minimize a Hazard
- A technique to lessen risk by increasing the distance from a potential danger.
Traction
- The frictional force between tire surfaces and the road, critical for effective vehicle control.
Selective Seeing
- The ability to focus on essential clues related to hazards or restrictions in the driving environment.
Target Area
- Refers to a segment far ahead along the driving path, including adjacent areas on either side.
12-15 Second Range
- The optimal distance for drivers to observe potential changes in the driving environment or path.
Peripheral Vision
- The surrounding area in one’s field of vision beyond central focal points.
4-6 Second Range
- The immediate searching range used for fine-tuning vehicle control and path direction.
Separate Hazards
- The process of recognizing and managing hazards one at a time through a structured search pattern.
Scanning
- Adjusting vehicular speed to handle individual hazards sequentially and maintain control.
Central Vision
- The focal area of vision that enables clear and sharp observation.
Line of Sight
- The measurable distance visible ahead in the path of travel, essential for safe driving.
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