Chapter 4 Review
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newboyzlovaa on December 18, 2011
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 When is it important to slow down? | narrow/ winding roads, intersection/ rr crossing, hills, sharp or blind curves, pedestrian hazards, wet/slippery roads |
| What does keep to the right mean? where? | drive on right half of roadway unless on oneway street, left lane is only for passing on the highway |
| What is the proper way of passing? | Only on the left, dont pass on the right, line is broken and only when safe. |
| What is yielding right of way? | Giving emergency vehicles and other important vehicles go before you. |
| What is a controlled intersection? | When 2 or more roads join and there is no traffic sign or regulatory sign. |
| What is an uncontrolled intersection? | When 2 or more roads join and there is no traffic sign or regulatory sign. |
| What is an acceleration lane? | Extra lane at entrances used by motorists to speed up to join the highway. |
| What is a deceleration lane? | Extra lanes at highway exits on the right side of the roadway. |
| What is the New Jersey Law for Right on Red? | You are allowed to turn if you fully stop and check for traffic and if there isn't a no turn on red sign. |
| What is a blind intersection? | Buildings, vehicles or bushes are blocking your view. |
| Where should you not pass? | on a right lane or a one way street, hill, narrow bridges, underpasses, tunnels |
| When should you not stop? | avoid stopping in entry and exit lanes, highways, no parking signs, bridges, tunnels, sidewalks. |
| When should you stop? | signs, signals, traffic rules, stop sign, pedestrians, officers. |
| Where should you not park? | crosswalks, safety zones, 20 ft from safety, near property marked street, construction zones. |
| How should you enter a curve? | slow down before entering/ avoid drifting into other lane. |
| During what hours should you put your ights on when driving? | between 1/2 hour after sunset and 1/2 hour before sunrise |
| What are the bright beams and dim beams used for? | Bright Beams: open country Dim Beams: city driving |
| What are the overhead lights for? | to see everything ahead in the dark, located on the roof of the car. |
| What is the littering fine? | up to $1,000 |
| What is the fine for using a cell phone? | $100-$250 |
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