Videos

Unit 1
1.3.7
1. drive physical mental and emotionaly fit
2. do what you can to protect others
3. make a conscious effort to increase driving skills
4. anticipate the actions of others
5. keep your vehicle in top condition
Unit 2
2.1.6
Before driving your vehicle
1. Check around for any obstacles or debris
2. Check the air pressure in your tires
3. Check underneath for leaking fluids
4. Check glass areas for cleanliness or damages
2.2.6
Backing is dangerous
The largest blind spot is right behind the vehicle
Many unreported backing accidents each year
Check around for any problem obstacles
Dont depend only on your mirror, turn your head and look
Turning right, look over right shoulder and vise vera
2.2.7
Vision is impaired at night
Decrease depth and vision and low color visibility
Eye muscle fatigue compared to day
Sunglasses should never be worn at night
2.2.9
Flash high beams once to signal someones blinding lights
Look at right lane markings to stay in your lane if they dont put them down
Switch mirror to low light setting is someone behind you is too bright
Otherwise pull over and let them pass

2.3.6
Gravity is powerful force of nature
Has a greater effect on larger and heavier vehicles
Impact stopping power, especially downhill and turning ability
Overloading can make stopping difficult
Tire pressure is the most common issue
As entering curve to the left, look for oncoming traffic
Increase space margins ahead and behind
Continuously look for danger
Gravity has a smaller effect when vehicle is smaller or lighter
2.4.6
To avoid a crash you may need adequate space
Increases your line of sight for better reaction time
Position with space to the front and sides
Just slow down to increase front space
Avoid the pack to create more space
Managing space behind is the most difficult to control
Tailgating is one of the leading factors or rear end collisions
Its the fault of the driver behind when suddenly stopping
Encourage them to pass you by slowing, but if they dont create more space
ahead
The faster you go the more space you need in front
2.4.8
Space cushions are good
3-4 second distance between vehicles is best
Slow down if its difficult to see in front of you
Unit 3
3.1.7-3.1.13
Dead in 5 Seconds Video (6 Part Series)
3.2.6
Lower driving risk by staying alert
Under the influence people swerve, drive without headlights, have bad posture,

miss traffic signals and all around suck at driving

Let these drivers pass you and try to report these people
3.2.7
You increase your chances of a serious crash if youre under the influence
Just dont do it
Unit 4
4.1.2
Circadian Rhythm
Not safe to drive during your natural down time, body and mind both get tired
Driving while fatigue can result in micro sleep
Dont drive while tired or with tired drivers
4.1.8
When youre tired your body relaxes and your brain slows down
You have a delayed recognition of hazards
Fatigue has similar effects of alcohol
Only rest can compensate for fatigue
4.2.8
Anxiety builds up in a traffic jam
Makes people become aggressive
Congested traffic causes near collisions
Stress resentment and aggression are all present
Drivers must deal with their own emotions and others
Dont exhibit signs of road rage
4.3.7
You must be completely focused
Dont stare at other accidents
Choose radio before hand
Dont use your phone or watch TV
Avoid reading
Unit 5
5.1.3

Yield mean you must give the right of way

Slow down and check for traffic in all directions, stop if necessary
5.1.8
The driver who arrives and stops first at a 4-way stop gets to go first
Pay attention to the order drivers arrive at the intersection
Yield to the driver on the right if two or more drivers arrive at the same time
Intersections with malfunctioning lights should be handled the same way as a 4way stop
5.2.2
Communication is necessary
We gets clues on how the driving environment might change from other drivers
Drivers communicate intentions, warnings, presence, and feedback
5.3.3
Yield to any emergency vehicles with a siren or flashing lights
Move to the right of the road
Re-enter traffic when the roadway is clear
5.3.4
Always check to make sure a U-turn is legal
Make sure theres enough room to do it in one motion
Check for oncoming traffic
Do not interfere with traffic
5.3.9
As school buses increase, so will crashes and injuries
Pay attention near school zones
Drivers are required to stop when buses are picking up or dropping off children
5.3.12
Watch for animals
Unit 6
6.1.3
Check the intersection when making a left

You got the right of way with left turn signals

Yield to pedestrians breaking the law
6.1.6
Search for conflicts when approaching an intersections
Hover your break pedal when you approach conflicts
6.1.8
Approach railroad crossings with caution
Search and listen for an approaching train
Never stop at a train intersection
Never try to beat a train through an intersection
6.1.9
If you stall or get stuck on train tracks, get out of your vehicle
6.2.5
Check your mirrors and slow down when approaching steep grades
6.2.6
Check behind before going down a steep hill
Shift to a lower gear
Use the brakes to slow downobviously
6.2.7
Mountain roads are steep, drive slowly
6.2.10
Passing is dangerous
Do it only if its legal
6.4.7
Driving in the city is different, be careful
Delivery trucks can block your view
Give city buses enough room for stops and watch for pedestrians
Look out for one-way streets

6.5.3
Wet roads create poor traffic conditions
In the first 20 minutes of rainfall, oil, dirt, and debris make it slippery
6.5.6
Avoid driving through standing still water
Try to estimate the depth
Drive slowly through it
6.5.7
Over 10% of all crashes happen on wet roads
Hydroplaning is no good
Dont accelerate or move the wheel when this occurs
6.5.8
If your vehicle is stuck you may be able to rock it out
Straighten your front wheels
Start slow, gently press the accelerator and move forward as far as you can
Then hit the brake firm
Reverse, brake, forward, brake, repeat
Dont spin the wheels
Unit 7
7.1.5
The amount of tread that touches the road is the size of a mans hand
Inflate your tires and check for wear
7.3.3
Antilock Brakes prevent your vehicle from skidding
Apply firm brakes if you have ABS if you need to make a sudden stop
7.3.6
Hard braking makes you lose control
People panic to much and swerve their wheel
Play it cool
Push pull steering is something

7.4.2
Most states have mandatory safety belt laws
Child passenger restraints are always mandatory
7.4.4
Buckle up
You must sit at least 10 inches away from front airbags
Use the 8 and 4 oclock hand positions on the wheel
7.4.8
During a crash as many as 3 collisions can occur
Striking an object, other vehicles striking you, and bodily harm within the vehicle
Unit 8
8.1.2
Check your lights, tires, fluid levels, and brakes each month
8.1.3
Suspension, parking brakes, lights, washer fluid, engine belts, battery
connections, tire pressure and seat belt should be checked every 6 months
8.4.8
To lower risk of injury, damage, or loss, follow the laws and focus on driving
Dont drive when you cant see well
Keep your vehicle in good condition