7-9 Intersection and City Driving

The back of the stop sign across the intersection on the left

The traffic light on the right side of the road

The road markings indicating a roundabout

The presence of a pedestrian crossing sign

a gap

a space

a distance

a buffer

lane closest to you going the direction you are

the farthest lane from you

any lane available

the rightmost lane

is safe for most conditions.

is only effective in dry weather.

should be avoided in heavy traffic.

is not recommended for highway driving.

Cover the Brake

Accelerate Smoothly

Turn on the Hazard Lights

Shift to Neutral

a highway

an intersection

a roundabout

a parking lot

checking your mirrors only

checking over your shoulder in the direction you are going to move

relying on the rearview camera

using the turn signal only

flash headlights and sound the horn.

accelerate to pass them quickly.

swerve to the right to avoid them.

slow down and wait for them to pass.

stop and wait for the pedestrian to cross.

let the pedestrian go first.

honk your horn to alert the pedestrian.

accelerate to pass before the pedestrian.

It allows you to stop your car safely.

It helps you drive faster.

It reduces fuel consumption.

It improves your car's handling.