1. keep hands on the wheel

2. slowly take your foot off the gas, let your car slow down, DO NOT SLAM ON THE BREAKS

3. Turn slowly and only as much as necessary

4. if you have to use your breaks, break gently

reduce your speen by 5 to 10 mph and increase your following distance to 5 or 6 seconds.

slow down even more on snow or ice covered roads.

apply breaks gently, ease off if you start to skid.

do not use cruise control.

adjust your speed to avoid meeting other cars.

1. signal 3 to 4 seconds before you turn

2. position your vehicle in the proper lane

3. control your speed

4. complete your turn in the proper lane

1. put your turn signal on, and looking for an opening in traffic.

2. accelerate up to the speed of traffic

3. merge into the opening in traffic

1. look for signs and markings saying you can or cannot pass.

2. look ahead carefully before you start to pass and check for any dangers in the passing area.

3. look in your side and rearview mirrors and quickly check your blind spots to make sure there are no vehicles about to pass you when you start to pass.

4. make sure passing lane is clear and give the proper turn signal to show you are going to change lanes, signal early enough to so others will know in advance.

5. after passing, signal your plan to return to your lane.

6.before you move back into the lane, make sure you can see both headlights on the front of the car you passed in your rearview mirror.

1.when the driver you are passing is making or signaling a left turn.

2.when driving on a roadway with two or marked traffic lanes in each direction

1. you are within 100 feet of or are crossing any intersection or railroad grade crossing, unless an official traffic control device says you may.

2. you are within 100 feet of any bridge, elevated structure or tunnel,

3. you are approaching or are on a curve or a hill crest (top) restricting your view on oncoming traffic.

4. you are on the shoulder of a multi-lane highway

1.yield to pedestians when they are a.) crossing at any intersection without a traffic light, b.) crossing the roadway in marked crosswalks, wheather or not at an intersection; c. walking on a sidewalk crossing a driveway or alley; and d.) when the driver is turning a corner and pedestians are crossing with the light.

2. drivers turning left must yield to oncoming cars going straight.

3. drivers entering a circular intersection (roundabout) must yield the right-away to drivers already in the circle.

4. when 2 cars approach or enter an intersection from different roadways ar or about the same time, drivers coming from the left must yield to vehicles coming from the right.

5. at a 4 way stop all vehicles must stop. the first to reach the intersection should move forward firts. if 2 reach the intersection at the same time, the driver on the left yields to the driver on the right. if facing one another proceed with caution, watching for possible turns

1. slow down as you approach the intersection

2. put on your right turn signal

3. keep to the right of the painted or raised island that separates entering traffic from exiting traffic

4. look left for traffic approaching in the circle

5. enter the roundabout by turning right when there is a safe gap in traffic approaching from your left. Yield to traffic already in the roundabout. If there is no traffic approaching, you may enter without stopping

6. do not pass bicyclists or other vehicles when in the roundabout

7. when in the roundabout, do not stop- you have the right-away over entering traffic

8. use your right turn signal to indicate where you plan to exit the roundabout. turn it on after you have passed the exit just before the one you plan to use

9. if you miss your exit, continue around the circle until you reach it again

10. as you exit, yieild to pedestians who are in the crosswalk or are waiting to cross the exit lane

1. keep slightly to the right of the lane center on right curves in the middle of your lane or left curves.

2. the sharper the curve, the more you need to reduce your speed.

3. look for traffic coming from the opposite direction

4. for guidance about how to steer your vehicle, scan ahead and look at the inside edge of the curve. if there are muliple curves, look at the inside edge of each curve as far as you can see.

1.stop even with the vehicle ahead and two feel away from it.

2.turn wheels sharply to the right and back slowly toward the vehicle behind.

3. as your front door passes the back bumper ahead turn the wheels sharply to the left and back slowly to the vehicle behing.

5. turn wheels sharply to the right and pull toward the center of the parking space.

If the street has a curb, you must park as close to it as possible, but no more than 12 inches away. if it has no curb then you must pull off of the roadway as possible.

before leaving your car, turn off engine, remove keys and lock doors. check for traffic behind you before getting out

motorcycles and mopeds

bicyclists

pedestrians

others drivers

1. pull over to the curb or side of the road and stop

2. drive parallel and as near to the curb as possible on one way streets, drive toward the nearest roadside and stop

3. stay clear of intersections

4. start driving again after the emergency vehicle passes you

5. make sure another emergency vehicle is not coming

6. obey uniformed police, sheriff, constable or other attired person, including fire police