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Drivers Education - Chapter 1

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RisksThe possibility of having a conflict that results in a collision
Highway Transportation System (HTS)Its purpose is to move people and cargo from one place to another in a safe and efficient manner
3 parts to the HTS*Roadway users *Vehicles *Roadways
Users of the HTSDrivers, passengers, pedestrians
Examples of roadwaysRural lanes, multilane, expressways
Roadway usersPeople who use the Highway Transportation System (HTS) by walking, driving, or riding
There are more than how many registered vehicles in the US?240 million
Who works together to regulate the HTS?federal, state, and local gov't
National Highway Safety Actguidelines created by the federal gov't for motor vehicle safety programs. Included are vehicle registration, licensing, traffic court, and highway construction and maintenance
National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety ActRequires auto makers to install certain safety features on a car - like safety belts
Skills needed to driveMental, social, & physical
Mental skillsCritical judgment, monitor roadway
Social skillsinteract with other people
Physical skillsAcceleration, braking, steering, & scanning mirrors
IPDE Processorganized system for seeing, thinking, and responding during the driving task
IIdentify important information in the current driving situation
PPredict when & where possible points of conflict may occur
DDecide when, where, & how to communicate
EExecute the correct actions to prevent conflict
Zone Control SystemMethod of managing space around your car
Low-risk drivingconstantly monitor other vehicles and roadway users around you. It enables you to actively avoid hazardous situations
Driving is a what?Privilege
CollisionA crash when a vehicle hits another object, whether it is moving or not
Responsibilities of drivingLegal, financial, & environmental
Legal responsibilityObey all traffic laws
Financial responsibilityoperating and fixed costs
Operating costsfuel, oil, tires
Fixed costThese are not determined by how many miles you drive such as the purchase price of your car, insurance, and licensing fees
Environmental responsibilityair & water pollution, chemical spills
Graduated Driver Licensing Program (GDL)program that requires young drivers to progress through a series of licensing stages
Stage 1 of the Graduated Driver Licensing Programlearning permit stage
What do you do during the learning permit stage?practice driving
What is stage 2 of the graduated Driver Licensing Program?Intermediate License Stage
What do you do in the intermediate license stage?Supervised driving, no night driving, & limited passengers
What is stage 3 of the Graduated Driver Licensing Program?Full privilege stage


Middle School Science Teacher
Clinton/Graceville/Beardsley Middle School
Beardsley, MN

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