Explain the 3 kinds of stops

Legal Stops-stops you make behinds the white line at stop signs and red lights.

Safety Stops-Stops you make at cross-walks, sidewalks,or at the end of a road.

Staggered stops- When you stop at a legal stop, and then continue on to a safety stops as so you can get a better view and make sure that you are safe to pull out.

list 5 ways to communicate with other drivers

1 Flash your headlights, let other people know that they need to turn there own lights on

2 honking your horn could let other drivers know something is not right

3 Use your brake lights to let people know that you are slowing down and or stopping.

4 Use your turn signals to let someone know you are turning or going to a different lane.

5 lane positions show if you want to pass someone or the other way around.

6/30/07

The point system in the state of Vermont is used to show those people that could be considered unsafe drivers. In order to get points on your licence you must violate local or state traffic laws. The more severe the violation the more point you receive. In Vermont after 10 point on your license it can be suspended.

6/27/07 article and response

The state is considering a new plan that could have drivers paying more for a faster commute on the Mass Pike. The plan includes raising tolls during rush hour, meaning all commuters would have to pay a premium to drive the pike during peak hours and expanding express lanes to allow Fast Lane users to drive through at highway speeds.What do you think of this proposal?

That's probably not one of the states better idea's. It will lead to allot more collisions. If any cars breakdown and someone isn't paying attention in front of them and they finally look and see the car then they are going to have less time to stop than usual because they are going to be traveling at a higher rate of speed. all in all not a great idea.

6/19/07 part 5

tranistion pegs find where the vehicle is compared to the target area during a turn

6/19/07 part 4

your target area is what you look at in front of you to keep your car on a straight path and your target path is the pathway that the ar travels over while driving

6/19/07 part 3

your central vision u use to whatch your target, with your fringe vision you whatch the steering wheel and you use your periferal vision to see movement around you