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SEARCHING AND GIVING MEANING CHAPTER SEVEN
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SIGHT EYE OPTIC NERVE BRAIN SEARCH FOR CLUES OR INFORMATION ABOUT THE TRAFFIC SCENE AND SEND IMAGES TO THE BRAIN AND OPTIC NERVE EYE OPTIC NERVE BRAIN SEARCH FOR CLUES OR INFORMATION ABOUT THE TRAFFIC SCENE AND SEND IMAGES TO THE BRAIN AND OPTIC NERVE
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MORE VISION AT 30 MPH WITH 20/20, YOU CAN READ 6 IN. LETTERING FROM 180 TO 225 FT, 4-5 SECONDS AWAY WITH 20/40 IT WOULD BE 90 TO 135 FT AND 2-3 SEC. PUPIL, IRIS, RETINA 30 TO 40 NEW IMAGES ARE FLASHED TO THE BRAIN EVERY SECOND FROM THE OPTIC NERVE AT 30 MPH WITH 20/20, YOU CAN READ 6 IN. LETTERING FROM 180 TO 225 FT, 4-5 SECONDS AWAY WITH 20/40 IT WOULD BE 90 TO 135 FT AND 2-3 SEC. PUPIL, IRIS, RETINA 30 TO 40 NEW IMAGES ARE FLASHED TO THE BRAIN EVERY SECOND FROM THE OPTIC NERVE
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NECESSARY VISUAL ABILITIES VISUAL ACUITY: HOW WELL YOU SEE DISTANCE VISION: CAN BE AFFECTED BY CONDITION OF GLASSES, WINDSHIELD DEPTH PERCEPTION:ABILITY TO JUDGE DISTANCE CENTRAL VISION:HELPS FOCUS ON AN OBJECT PERIPHERAL (FRINGE): SEEING TO THE SIDES. 88.5° TO EACH SIDE IS NORMAL. VISUAL ACUITY: HOW WELL YOU SEE DISTANCE VISION: CAN BE AFFECTED BY CONDITION OF GLASSES, WINDSHIELD DEPTH PERCEPTION:ABILITY TO JUDGE DISTANCE CENTRAL VISION:HELPS FOCUS ON AN OBJECT PERIPHERAL (FRINGE): SEEING TO THE SIDES. 88.5° TO EACH SIDE IS NORMAL.
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OTHER PARTS OF VISION COLOR VISION:IMPORTANT IN RECOGNIZING SIGNS AND SIGNALS. RED AND GREEN BIGGEST PROBLEM. AVOID BLUE SUNGLASSES NIGHT VISION:SEEING IN LOW AND VARIABLE AMOUNTS OF LIGHT. EYES ADDAPT SLOWER AT NIGHT GLARE VISION:SEEING WHEN THERE IS A RAPID INCREASE IN LIGHT. WEAR SUNGLASSES. TAKES UP TO 5 SEC. TO RECOVER. SWITCH TO LOW BEAMS AT 500 FT. COLOR VISION:IMPORTANT IN RECOGNIZING SIGNS AND SIGNALS. RED AND GREEN BIGGEST PROBLEM. AVOID BLUE SUNGLASSES NIGHT VISION:SEEING IN LOW AND VARIABLE AMOUNTS OF LIGHT. EYES ADDAPT SLOWER AT NIGHT GLARE VISION:SEEING WHEN THERE IS A RAPID INCREASE IN LIGHT. WEAR SUNGLASSES. TAKES UP TO 5 SEC. TO RECOVER. SWITCH TO LOW BEAMS AT 500 FT.
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WHY IS HEARING CRITICAL? SOUND CAN ALERT YOU TO OTHERS MOST PEOPLE DRIVE WITH WINDOWS CLOSED YEAR-ROUND. VISUAL ACUITY NEEDS TO BE SHARP. BALANCE IS CONTROLLED BY INNER EAR. KEEP HEAD UP AND EYES TO THE HORIZON SOUND CAN ALERT YOU TO OTHERS MOST PEOPLE DRIVE WITH WINDOWS CLOSED YEAR-ROUND. VISUAL ACUITY NEEDS TO BE SHARP. BALANCE IS CONTROLLED BY INNER EAR. KEEP HEAD UP AND EYES TO THE HORIZON
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PITCH, ROLL, AND YAW WHEN ACCELERATING, WEIGHT IS TRANSFERRED TOWARD REAR WHEN BRAKING, THE OPPOSITE OCCURS AS YOU TURN CORNERS, YOU FEEL THE CAR LEAN. SUDDEN STEERING CHANGES CAN ALSO CAUSE ROLL YAW IS THE SPINNING ACTION OF A REAR TIRE SLIDING TOWARD FRONT TIRE. CAUSED BY SUDDEN STEERING, BRAKING, OR ROAD ELEVATION CHANGES. WHEN ACCELERATING, WEIGHT IS TRANSFERRED TOWARD REAR WHEN BRAKING, THE OPPOSITE OCCURS AS YOU TURN CORNERS, YOU FEEL THE CAR LEAN. SUDDEN STEERING CHANGES CAN ALSO CAUSE ROLL YAW IS THE SPINNING ACTION OF A REAR TIRE SLIDING TOWARD FRONT TIRE. CAUSED BY SUDDEN STEERING, BRAKING, OR ROAD ELEVATION CHANGES.
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DRIVING IS AFFECTED BY TOUCH YOUR WHOLE BODY IS IN CONTACT WITH THE VEHICLE VIBATIONS CAN BE FELT CAUSES OF VIBRATION:TIRES OUT OF BALANCE (NOTICEABLE BY 30 MPH) IF VIBRATION IS IN STEERING WHELL, CHECK FRON TIRES. IF VIBRATION IS IN SEAT, CHECK REAR WHEELS. YOUR WHOLE BODY IS IN CONTACT WITH THE VEHICLE VIBATIONS CAN BE FELT CAUSES OF VIBRATION:TIRES OUT OF BALANCE (NOTICEABLE BY 30 MPH) IF VIBRATION IS IN STEERING WHELL, CHECK FRON TIRES. IF VIBRATION IS IN SEAT, CHECK REAR WHEELS.
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SYSTEMATIC SENSING AND SCANNING PROCESSING VISUAL INFORMATION QUICKLY AND ACCURATELY. SEARCHING: FOCUSING AND LOOKING AT EVERYTHING IN DRIVING ENVIRONMENT. SCANNING: PICKING UP INFO QUICKLY WITH GLANCES AND QUICK LOOKS CHECK TRAVEL PATH, SCAN, SEARCH, LISTEN, CHECK MIRRORS AND INST. PANEL PROCESSING VISUAL INFORMATION QUICKLY AND ACCURATELY. SEARCHING: FOCUSING AND LOOKING AT EVERYTHING IN DRIVING ENVIRONMENT. SCANNING: PICKING UP INFO QUICKLY WITH GLANCES AND QUICK LOOKS CHECK TRAVEL PATH, SCAN, SEARCH, LISTEN, CHECK MIRRORS AND INST. PANEL
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LOOKING AHEAD LOOK 20-30 SECONDS AHEAD LOOK FOR THINGS THAT COULD AFFECT YOUR DRIVING: OTHER VEHICLES, SIGNS, MARKINGS KEEP EYES MOVING AND SCANNING ANTICIPATE ACTIONS WATCH FOR HAZARDS LOOK TO YOUR SIDES LOOK 20-30 SECONDS AHEAD LOOK FOR THINGS THAT COULD AFFECT YOUR DRIVING: OTHER VEHICLES, SIGNS, MARKINGS KEEP EYES MOVING AND SCANNING ANTICIPATE ACTIONS WATCH FOR HAZARDS LOOK TO YOUR SIDES
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INTERSECTIONS ONE LINE OF TRAFFIC MEETS ANOTHER CROSS STREETS, SIDE STREETS, ALLEYS FREEWAY ENTRANCES RAILROAD CROSSINGS HAVE A GOOD VIEW LOOK BOTH WAYS DON’T RELY ON SIGNALS AND SIGNS ONE LINE OF TRAFFIC MEETS ANOTHER CROSS STREETS, SIDE STREETS, ALLEYS FREEWAY ENTRANCES RAILROAD CROSSINGS HAVE A GOOD VIEW LOOK BOTH WAYS DON’T RELY ON SIGNALS AND SIGNS
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CROSSWALKS AT EVERY INTERSECTION WHERE STREETS AND SIDEWALKS MEET AREAS FOR PEDESTRIANS TO CROSS MOST ARE AT INTERSECTIONS, BUT MAY BE ELSEWHERE MAY HAVING FLASHING SIGNALS DON’T TRUST PEDESTRIANS TO DO THE RIGHT THING! AT EVERY INTERSECTION WHERE STREETS AND SIDEWALKS MEET AREAS FOR PEDESTRIANS TO CROSS MOST ARE AT INTERSECTIONS, BUT MAY BE ELSEWHERE MAY HAVING FLASHING SIGNALS DON’T TRUST PEDESTRIANS TO DO THE RIGHT THING!
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PLACES TO BE AWARE OF RAILROAD CROSSINGS SHOPPING CENTERS PARKING LOTS SIDEWALKS PLAYGROUNDS VEHICLES PARKED OLONG ROADWAY RAILROAD CROSSINGS SHOPPING CENTERS PARKING LOTS SIDEWALKS PLAYGROUNDS VEHICLES PARKED OLONG ROADWAY
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LOOKING BEHIND CHECK WHEN STOPPED FOR TRAFFIC COMING UP BEHIND YOU CHECK BEFORE DRIVING DOWN A LONG, STEEP HILL CHECK BEFORE CHANGING LANES CHECK WHEN BACKING UP CHECK WHEN STOPPED FOR TRAFFIC COMING UP BEHIND YOU CHECK BEFORE DRIVING DOWN A LONG, STEEP HILL CHECK BEFORE CHANGING LANES CHECK WHEN BACKING UP
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GIVING MEANING MENTAL PROCESS THAT HAS TO DO WITH UNDERSTANDING WHAT YOU PERCEIVE AS YOU OBTAIN INFORMATION YOU WILL NEED TO GIVE MEANING TO IT BE ALERT TAKE AS SHORT AMOUNT OF TIME AS POSSIBLE WHAT ARE YOUR EXPECTATIONS? AIDED BY EXPERIENCE MENTAL PROCESS THAT HAS TO DO WITH UNDERSTANDING WHAT YOU PERCEIVE AS YOU OBTAIN INFORMATION YOU WILL NEED TO GIVE MEANING TO IT BE ALERT TAKE AS SHORT AMOUNT OF TIME AS POSSIBLE WHAT ARE YOUR EXPECTATIONS? AIDED BY EXPERIENCE
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ATTENTION LEVELS EASY NOT TO PAY ATTENTION WHEN IN A FAMILIAR AREA BE ABLE TO RECOGNIZE TRAFFIC CONFLICTS MIGHT TRY COMMENTARY DRIVING: SAYING ALOUD WHAT YOU ARE SENSING WHILE DRIVING EASY NOT TO PAY ATTENTION WHEN IN A FAMILIAR AREA BE ABLE TO RECOGNIZE TRAFFIC CONFLICTS MIGHT TRY COMMENTARY DRIVING: SAYING ALOUD WHAT YOU ARE SENSING WHILE DRIVING
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