Drive Right Companion - Delsea

Namet; Pedestrians and Special VehiclesDateWords and Ideaspedestrians: Pedestrians are people who are using roadways and are not in vehicles.Pedestrians may be walking or running.vulnerable: To be vulnerable is to be easily hurt.moral: To be moral is to do the right thing.legal: To be legal is to follow laws.obligation: Your obligation is what you must do.moral and legal obligation: Your obligation is to protect pedestrians because it is theright and lawful thing to do.alley: This is a narrow street or passageway between buildings or other structures thatmay make it difficult to see pedestrians or moving vehicles.business districts: Business districts are areas where there are many stores and otherplaces of business.residential areas: Residential areas are areas where there are homes where people live.jogging areas: Jogging areas are places where many joggers-runners-workout.Business district Residential area Jogg~ng areaparking lot: This is a place with many spaces for vehicles to park.tight parking space: This is a very small parking spot. It is about the size of yourvehicle with very little room on the sides. It is hard to park in a tight parkingspace.secure: To secure your vehicle, lock all the doors and make sure the windows ared- closed before leaving your vehicle in a parking lot.c.-3sbacking out: To back out of a parking space is to exit the space in REVERSE.Unit 2 Controlling Your Vehicle Chapter 8 Sharing the Roadway 59