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How much space should you keep to the side of the vehicle to lower the risk of a collision?
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To lower the risk of a collision you should keep at least of space to one side of your vehicle at all times.?
one car width
To lower the risk of a collision you should keep at least of space to one side of your vehicle at all times?
one car width
What is a Space cushion?
A space cushion is the area of road around your vehicle that you should maintain clear of other vehicles to allow for safe braking, maneuvering, and reacting to unexpected situations. It provides you with time and space to react to sudden changes in traffic without causing a collision.
When passing a large vehicle how much space should you allow before pulling back in front of the vehicle?
twice the normal space
What has the author F Kenneth Chan written?
F. Kenneth Chan has written: 'Spacecraft collision probability' -- subject(s): Mathematical statistics, Protection, Space debris, Probabilities, Mathematical models, Space vehicle accidents, Space vehicles
When another vehicle is about to hit you from the side and there is room in front of your vehicle what should you do to avoid the collision?
Accelerate forward so the car that was about to strike you drives through the space you were previously occupying. However, you should be aware that the other driver may also see the gap and attempt to steer into it. It's a judgement call.
When passing another vehicle you should?
not assume they will make space for you to return to your lane
What is the definition of traffic accident?
Traffic accident is an unexpected incident with potential for harm occurring through the movement or collision of vessels, vehicle,person along the road,water,air or space route.
At 55 MPH you need a gap of approximately how many seconds to pass safely?
To pass safely at 55 MPH, you should maintain a gap of around 4-5 seconds between your vehicle and the one you are passing. This allows you enough time and space to complete the pass without cutting off the other vehicle or risking a collision.
What are the ratings and certificates for Lost in Space - 1965 Collision of the Planets 3-9?
Lost in Space - 1965 Collision of the Planets 3-9 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
How far should you remain behind another vehicle?
You should always remain a safe distance when you are behind another vehicle. The recommended amount of space that you should leave is one and half car lengths.
What are the release dates for Lost in Space - 1965 Collision of the Planets 3-9?
Lost in Space - 1965 Collision of the Planets 3-9 was released on: USA: 8 November 1967
