Module 4 Flashcards
A simple do it yourself motor vehicle inspection to avoid road crashes and breakdowns.
BLOWBAGETS
BLOWBAGETS
Battery
Lights
Oil
Water (Coolant)
Brakes
Accessories
Gas/ Fuel
Electrical
Tires
Self
Pertinent Documents for Driving
COR
NEW OFFICIAL RECEIPT
DRIVER’s LICENSE
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE FRANCHISE
Classifications of Roads
National Road
Provincial Road
Municipal/ City Road
Baranggay Road
Farm-to-Market Road
Road that connects one province to another province.
National Road
Road that connects the municipalities or cities within the province.
Provincial Road
Road network within a city or municipality
Municipal/ City Road
Road that connects the barangays from the city or town or road.
Barangay Road
Access road from farm to transport of products to the market outlet.
Farm-to-Market Road
Exception to Speed Restrictions
A physician or his Driver when in emergency calls .
Driver of a hospital ambulance
Any driver bringing wounded or sick person for emergency treatment.
Armed forces
Driver of vehicle when his passengers are in pursuit of criminals
Law-enforcement officer
Driver of fire department
RA No. for Right of Way Rules
RA NO 4136
Traffic Lights means you must bring your vehicle to a STOP at a marked line
RED SIGNAL
Means bring your vehicle to a STOP and proceed only when it is safe
FLASHING RED SIGNAL
Indicates that the red signals is about to appear.
Yellow/ Amber Signal
Traffic light means slowdown and proceed with caution.
Flashing Yellow Light
Light Signal means you can proceed, provided you yield to predestrian and traffic lawfully using the Intersection.
Green signal
Traffic light means proceed with cautions and be prepared for pedestrians who might cross the streets.
FLASHING GREEN SIGNAL
Maintain a safe distance when following a vehicle.
Proper Braking
Distance travelled from the time you start to activate the brakes until you bring the vehicle to a stop.
Braking Distance
These rule is an informal rule by which a driver must maintain a safe distance at any speed.
Two or Three Second Rule
Is a procedure where a driver of a vehicle undertakes due diligence in the advance checking of his vehicle based on the service manual.
Proactive Vehicle Maintenance
A procedure where a mechanic performs corrective measures or repairs based on the finding of preventive maintenance.
Corrective Maintenance
Differs with proactive maintenance in terms of scheduling of work or job to be done. Preventive is the replacements of identified parts as a result of inspection to avoide breakdowns while proactive is to perform measures.
Preventive Maintenance
An assault provoked by an incident that occured on a roadway where there is an aggresive driver and a victim.
Road Rage
Is the practice of using driving techniques to minimize risk and help avoid road crash.
Defensive Driving
States that a person who has the last chance or opportunity of avoiding a road crash, despite the negligent acts of his opponents is considered in law solely responsible for the consequences of the road crash.
The Doctrine of Last Clear Chance
Refers to any temporary structures, road construction materials, scrap materials, even trees and bushes that may cause road crash.
Hazards
Structures along the roadway that may restrict your vision in areas such as curves, hills and hidden driveways.
Fixed Hazards
Hazards that may change through the day such as school zones, market areas, and other commercial districts.
Dynamic Hazards
