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1 Driving in Adverse Weather and Driving Emergencies FLIPPED CLASSROOM Ms. Sacony Name: ___________________________

2 Before Getting on the Road  Do a _____________ check  Get plenty of ___________  Avoid ____________ foods  Do not _________________

3 While you are Driving  Open _____________/turn on the AC  Wear ____________________  Take turns driving with a _____________  Turn on ___________________________  Chew gum/________________________  __________________________________

4 Drowsy Driving Motorists at Risk  _____________________________  Driving for a long time ___________________________  Driving at times when you are ___________________________

5 Drowsy Driving (con’t)  Taking ________________________  Drinking _____________ of alcohol  Long roads  People who work _______________  Commercial drivers

6 Highway Hypnosis Looking at one thing on the road for too long, ___________________________ How do you avoid Highway Hypnosis? ____________________________

7 Driving in Adverse Weather

8 Driving in a Rain Storm Roads are ________ slippery when it ________ to rain Steps to take for driving in a rain storm Turn on your wipers and head lights Increase space cushion to at _______________ Drive in the ________ of the vehicle ahead of you (aka: ______________)

9 Driving in a Rain Storm (con’t) Apply ____________ __________ to brakes when stopping Slow speed down when driving _______________ _______________

10 Hydroplaning Water _________ your tires and the road or riding up on a puddle of water which causes a motorist to ____________________ Steps to Correct Hydroplaning No ______________________________ Have a _______________ on the steering wheel

11 Fog  Fog _______ things down  Don’t drive ______________________  Without warning fog can become thicker  Fog ____________________________  If possible: _________________ in front of you

12 Driving in Fog 1. Increase your __________________ 2. Put on _______ beams and wipers 3. Be ready to stop 4. Use _________________ as a guide 5. ___________ 6. Pull over if needed

13 Winterize Your Car Items for your vehicle…

14 Driving in Snow 1. Drive in the tire tracks of the vehicle ahead of you 2. Release gas pedal if _______________ 3. Shift into a ______________, if needed 4. Turn on wipers and _______________ 5. Remove snow from ______________ before driving

15 Driving Emergencies

16 Emergency- General Tips Signal, pull over: far ________ side of the road Put on your _______________________ Set up ____________ triangle Raise the __________________ Put a cloth or sign ____________________ Never stand in front of or behind your car!

17 Tire Skids 1. To correct the skid: turn the steering wheel towards the rear of the vehicle (____________________________) 2. Be careful to not ______ steer 3. Do not _______ or use the ______ pedal

18 If you Run/Drive off the Road 1. Do not brake or use the gas pedal 2. Firm grip on __________________ 3. Put your ___________ lights on 4. If possible: slowly turn back onto the main road

19 If your Car goes into Water 1. Stay ____________ 2. Keep seatbelt on until you land/settle 3. Your car may __________________ 4. ________ windows open and get out 5. Wait until ___________ is even to _________ doors

20 If you have a Tire Blow Out 1. Keep a firm grip on your steering wheel 2. Keep your car _____________________ 3. Do no apply your brake or use gas pedal 4. Move to the _____________ of the road 5. ______________ to a stop

21 Accelerator Gets Stuck If your car mat or an object gets stuck under the accelerator 1. _______ the side of your floor mat 2. Kick the side of the ____________ 3. Pump your brakes 4. Put your car in ________________ 5. Turn key to off

22 Overheated Engine Caused by: hot weather, stop and go traffic High temperature gauge Steps to take for a overheated engine Turn off _________________ and put on _________ (helps draw _________ away from the engine) Shift to neutral ___________________________________

23 If your Car catches Fire 1. Get out of the car with passengers: ____________________________ 2. Call 911 3. ____________ raise the hood 4. Do not go back into the car for _____________________________


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