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NameDateDriving a Vehicle with Manual TransniissionWords and Ideasmanual transmission: A vehicle with a manual transmission has a clutch and a gearshiftcontrol that you use to shift gears. The gears do not shift automatically.clutch: This is a pedal that helps you shift gears in a manual transmission vehicle.stall: To stall is to stop by itself.Manual Transmission GearsFIRST gear1;:2 4 RSECOND gear1 3 5I4-i2 4 RTHIRD gear1;:2 4 RUse FIRST gear to start thevehicle to a forward speedof 10 to I5 rnph.Use SECOND gear toacclelerate to a speed of15 to 25 mph.Use THIRD gear toaccelerate to a speed of25 to 40 rnph.NEUTRAL1t4l2 4 RFOURTH or FIFTH gear1 3 5Hi2 4 RREVERSE1 3 5k6-i2 4 RThe NEUTRAL p0Siti0nallows the wheels to rollwithout engine power.Use FOURTH Or FIFTH gear(depending on the vehicle)for highway driving.REVERSE is used forbacking.Double TroubleEach of the words below has more than one meaning. One meaning is given to you.You can find the other meaning in the Words and Ideas sections of this chapter. Writethe other meanings you find next to each word below.a. stall: (1) a place in a barn for a horse or cow.(2) --b. press: (I) a machine that prints words on paper.c. clutch: (1) to grab or hold on to.24 Chapter 3 Basic Vehicle Control Unit 1 The Driving Task
Name -DateLearning New WordsTake a look at Chapter 4 to familiarize yourself with the topics covered. Look for allthe words in dark print. These are the vocabulary words. Write thc words on a sheetof paper, then write the meaning next to each word./\ \4.1) 'The IPDE ProcessWords and Ideasrisk factors: Risk means danger. Factors mean a situation that produces a result. Riskfactors are situations that can produce dangerous results such as collisions.habit: A habit is something you do the same way all the time. Habits can be good orbad. With practice, safe driving behaviors will become good habits.Think About It: HabitsWrite good habit under the pictures that show good habits. Write bad habit under theones that show bad habits.ability: Your ability is what you are able to do.C U-.-5Cr$oanalyze: To analyze something is to look at all the parts. When in heavy traffic, youshould analyze the situation to decide what to do.critical clues: Critical clues are extremely important pieces of information thatyou must pay attention to.identify: The first step in the IPDE Process is to identify-topossible hazards.look for and find-reading traffic situations: When you are driving, you see and analyze importantclues. When you read traffic situations, you are able to predict what will happen.hazards: Hazards are dangers that you will encounter as a driver, such as icy roads.predict: The second step in the IPDE Process is to predict-to make a guess-aboutwhat could happen. You will use your knowledge, judgment, and experience.conflict: Conflict is a problem situation. In driving, a conflict is when you and anotherdriver get in the way of each other. As a driver, you will need to identify andpredict possible conflicts and take action to assure your safety.Unit 1 The Driving Task Chapter 4 Managing Risk with the IPDE Process 25
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