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| highway transportation system |
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| has three parts: people, vhicles, and roadways |
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| the possibility of having a conflict that results in a collision |
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| social, physical, and mental skills required to drive |
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| the process of seeing, thinking, and responding. |
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| identify, predict, decide, execute |
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| an organized method designed to help drivers develop good seeing habits. |
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| a method for managing the space around your vehicle |
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| lowers the risk of conflict by protecting you and others from dangerous driving situations |
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| alerts you to possible hazards and road conditions |
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| you accept the privilege of immediate use of the roadway |
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| traffic lights, arrows, flashing signals, lane signals, and pedestriian signals |
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| alerts drivers to dangerous conditions or tells them to stop |
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| short sections of corrugated roadway |
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