1. Objectives
SOL:
The student will demonstrate an understanding of basic vehicle operating procedures.
Objective:
*The student will utilize basic procedures and readiness techniques to enter, start, and secure the vehicle, and perform basic vehicle maintenance checks.
*The student will recognize, understand, and describe the laws and procedures related to roadway signs, signals, and markings
*The student will recognize and understand the function and operation of each vehicular alert or warning symbol, control device, information device, and comfort system

2. Journal #7
PART 1: Analyze the poster. What’s the message and why do you feel it’s important? Do you think the
penalties are too harsh? Why or
why not?
PART 2: When your done come up
to the board and point at the cars
that must YIELD.
9/24/2014

3. Under the Hood Challenge

4. Module 1 Quiz

5. Module 2 ~Driver preparation procedures~ ~Vehicle control devices~
~Operating vehicle control devices~
~Vehicle balance~
~visual skills/bgemirror settings/vehicle operating space~
~Reference points/lance positions~

6. DRIVER PREPARATION PROCEDURES Topic #1
6. The top of the head restraint should be position slightly above the ears.
7. With a properly set rear view mirror, you should be able to see at least 200
Feet behind the vehicle. Set the side view mirrors 15 degrees outward to reduce
the blind spot and glare at night (Blindzone/Glare Elimination (BGE) Settings).
Watch Clips (BGE & 8 and 4):
Shoulder Partner
Question 8 & 9

7. DRIVER PREPARATION PROCEDURES Topic #1
10. Identify these items found under the hood.
1) Battery
2) Air Filter
3) Oil Dip Stick
Write these other important items down in your workbook.
a) Engine coolant Reservioir
b) Wind Shield Washer Reservoir
c) Engine Oil Filler Cap
d) Transmission fluid dipstick (A)
e) Engine Oil Dipstick
f) Break Fluid Reservoir
g) Clutch Fluid Reservoir (M)
h) Battery
i) Power Steering Fluid
j) Drive Belts
k) Air Filter

8. Find the Part & Checking Oil

9. DRIVER PREPARATION PROCEDURES Topic #1
11. You could check the tire pressure weekly, engine fluids monthly, and air pressure in spare tire every 6 months.
12. How often should you change your engine oil? Every 3,000 miles or 3 months.
13. Name 5 Maintenance items that should be professionally performed every 15,000 miles.
a) automatic transmission fluid
b) breaks
c) cooling system
d) steering linkage
e) air and fuel filters

10. Objectives - Conclusion
SOL:
The student will demonstrate an understanding of basic vehicle operating procedures.
Objective:
*The student will utilize basic procedures and readiness techniques to enter, start, and secure the vehicle, and perform basic vehicle maintenance checks.
*The student will recognize, understand, and describe the laws and procedures related to roadway signs, signals, and markings
*The student will recognize and understand the function and operation of each vehicular alert or warning symbol, control device, information device, and comfort system