| A | B |
|---|
| safety belt | keeps you in place during a collision |
| total stopping distance | perception distance, reaction distance and braking distance |
| kinetic energy | energy of motion |
| force of impact | the force with which a moving vehicle hits another objects |
| traction | friction between a tire and the road |
| How do you slow a car using engine braking? | Take your foot off the accelerator. |
| Banked Curve | higher on the outside of the curve than the inside of the curve |
| What 3 circumstances might cause a skid to occur? | 1. You didn't have enough traction. 2. You tried to change speed too quickly. 3. You changed direction too quickly |
| What should you do if you start to skid? | 1. Ease off the gas pedal - DON'T BRAKE! 2. Steer the car in the direction you want to go. |
| What should you do if your wheels lock? | Ease up on the brake pedal, and then squeeze down again, but not as firmly. |
| Having good tires that are properly inflated and have a good tread is important. How will good tires react to rain? | The water will be forced into the grooves between the treads of the tires. The treads themselves will come in contact with less water and more road surface. |
| Braking Skid | You apply the brakes so hard that the brakes lock. |
| Power Skid | You step on the accelerator too hard and the car begins to skid. |
| Blowout Skid | tire suddenly loses air pressure, and the car begins to skid. |
| List the four different types of skids. | Braking, Power, Cornering and Blowout |
