Questions and Answers
What does SEEiT stand for?
What does the 'S' in SEEiT stand for?
Search
What does the first 'E' in SEEiT stand for?
Evaluate
What does the second 'E' in SEEiT stand for?
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When you search, you are looking for potential ___________.
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You should search at least how many seconds ahead?
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You should search for ___________. Ex. brake lights, warning signs, traffic lights, other vehicles, pedestrians, animals, parked cars, etc.
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When you evaluate a situation, you are identifying where the possible points of ________________ may be.
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When you execute, you have made a decision on how to handle the conflict and you carry out your plan _____ ______.
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Will the zone I am entering be open or closed? This is an example of _________________
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Unfortunately, you had to hit a dog. What part of the SEEiT process did you do?
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You see a car run a red light. What part of SEEiT is this?
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Drivers need good _________ to avoid conflicts.
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When stopped behind another vehicle, you should be able to see the _________ tires on the ground of the vehicle in front of you.
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To determine your following interval, the driver should use a fixed object on the road and _______ the seconds between the vehicle in front and your vehicle as it passes the object.
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What is the number one cause of death for teens?
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The number one cause of accidents in VA is what?
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Study Notes
SEEiT Flashcards Overview
- SEEiT stands for Space Management System, a framework for safe driving and hazard awareness.
Components of SEEiT
- S in SEEiT represents "Search," which involves actively looking for potential hazards while driving.
- The first E in SEEiT stands for "Evaluate," identifying potential points of conflict in a situation.
- The second E in SEEiT stands for "Execute," which means making a decision on how to handle identified conflicts and implementing that decision promptly.
Searching for Hazards
- During the search process, drivers look for clues such as brake lights, warning signs, traffic signals, other vehicles, pedestrians, animals, and parked cars.
- Drivers should search at least 20-30 seconds ahead to anticipate and react to potential hazards.
Evaluating Situations
- Evaluating includes identifying possible points of conflict, allowing drivers to assess the situation before making decisions on their next actions.
- An example of evaluating is asking whether the zone being entered is open or closed.
Executing Decisions
- When making decisions during driving, timely execution of the plan is crucial to ensure safety.
- A scenario where a driver has to hit a dog represents the execution phase of the SEEiT process.
Importance of Visibility
- Drivers require good visibility to avoid conflicts and make informed decisions on the road.
- Maintaining a clear line of sight, for example, seeing the rear tires of the car in front when stopped, enhances safety.
Following Distance
- To determine safe following intervals, drivers should choose a fixed roadside object and count the seconds between their vehicle and the vehicle ahead as they pass.
Teen Driving Risks
- Car crashes are the leading cause of death for teenagers, highlighting the importance of safe driving practices.
- In Virginia, speeding is identified as the number one cause of accidents, emphasizing the need for speed regulation and awareness on the road.
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