TRAFFIC: MOVING INTO AND OUT. MOVING INTO TRAFFIC:  Visibility –  Time –  Space –

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TRAFFIC: MOVING INTO AND OUT

MOVING INTO TRAFFIC:  Visibility –  Time –  Space –

Making the move  MBB LEAVING TRAFFIC:  VISIBILITY –  TIME –  SPACE -

CHANGING LANES:  Plan in ADVANCE  Visibility –  Time –  Space – MBB!!!

RIGHT/LEFT TURNS  CHECK –  CHOOSE –  COMMUNICATE –  POSITION VEHICLE -

SPECIAL LEFT TURNS;  2 WAY STREET ONTO A 2 WAY STREET  2 WAY STREET ONTO A 1 WAY STREET  1 WAY STREET ONTO A 1 WAY STREET  1 WAY STREET ONTO A 2 WAY STREET

Steering in Reverse  Left hand at 12:00  Right arm across the seat  Look out rearview mirror

TURNABOUTS  500 FEET VISIBILITY  200 FEET INTERSECTION  CURVES??? HILLS???  2-POINT TURNS  3-POINT TURNS  U-TURNS

PARKING ANGLE 5-6 Feet Front bumper to back bumper Creep Signal PERPENDICULAR 7-8 feet 1 st back bumper begin turn Begin turn (windshield)

PARALLEL PARK  See Overhead  PARKING  UPHILL/DOWNHILL  See Overhead

PASSING  Road signs and Pavement markings  Weather Conditions  Speed  MBB