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Chapter 7 Flashcards

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Importance of Vision

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Effective use of vision is critical to safe driving

Most important human sense to the driving task

60% of the human brain devoted to vision

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Q.5 _____is the imaginary

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b. Line of sight
(can be blocked by obstacles)

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When drivers line of sight & path of travel is blocked

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Decide on lane position & speed adjustments to handle hazards.

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3 Types of Vision

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Central Vision (Tunnel Vision)
Fringe Vision
Peripheral Vision

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Central

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Provides detail of objects
(Front)
Only 3% of drivers tot vision field

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Fringe or focal vision

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Judges depth and position
(45 degree angles)

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Peripheral Vision

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Detects changes in color and object movement (The 30 degrees)

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Q1. If you employ a good visual search while driving, You will

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c. Be searching 20 to 30 seconds ahead of your vehicle

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Searching

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For threatening objects or conditions in traffic depend most upon keeping your eyes moving

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Q.4. The most common form of colorblind was is the inability to distinguish between

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d. Green & blue

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Color Blindness

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Inability to distinguish among colors, driving with colorblindness uses sign shapes as cues to drive safely

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Organizing Your Brain

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Perceive- Decide-Act

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IPDE

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Identify- Predict-Decide-Execute

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SIPDE

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Search-Identify-Predict-Decide-Execute

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SEE

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Search-Evaluate-Execute

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Searching

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Looking far, near, side to side, and the best way to keep from getting involved in emergency driving situations.

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Visual Lead

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20-30 seconds ahead

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Visual Control Zone

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Adjust speed direction time to safely and smooth let move or slow down
12-15 seconds

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Final Response

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4-6 Seconds

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Sudden Braking

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Not searching far enough ahead

21
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Visual Checks

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look left or right when changing lanes cause it does not appear in mirrors

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Q.3. To check your mirror blind areas, you should

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a. Turn your head & check your shoulder in the direction of the blind area

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Q.2. When using ground viewing you are not looking for

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b. The color of a vehicle to your side

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Ground Viewing

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Search the ground directly ahead and to sides
Locate markings or unusual road conditions
Shadow on pavement can indicate a slick spot

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