Drive Right Companion - Delsea

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NameDatesnow plows: Snow plows are big trucks that remove the snow from the roadwaysSpecial-Purpose Vehicles- \-. , J.- -Snow plow Tractor CombineI'Crecreation vehicle: These are large vehicles used mainly for pleasure and travel.Examples are a van, motor home, camper, travel trailer, pickup truck, or sportutility vehicle.emergency vehicles: These are vehicles that respond to emergency situations. Theycarry police officers, fire fighters, paramedics, and other emergency personnel.sirens: Emergency vehicles have loud wailing sirens to warn drivers. Always pull tothe right and let emergency vehicles pass.Figure It OutRead the following statements, then circle the letter next to the correct answer.1. When you approach a school bus with yellow lights flashing, you shoulda. pass on the right.b. stop.c. wave to the students as you drive past.2. When an emergency vehicle with lights flashing approaches you, you shoulda. pull to the right.b. go faster and try to outrun the emergency vehicle.c. do nothing.Think About ItWrite True or False after each statement.1. Emergency vehicles use their sirens and lights only duringemergencies.2. When emergency vehicles go to an emergency, they always have theright of way.60 Chapter 8 Sharing the Roadway Unit 2 Controlling Your Vehicle
NameDate/\ \8.5 > Sharing the Road with TrucksJWords and Ideastrailer: This is a large transport container that is designed to be hauled by a truck.tractor trailer: This is a truck that has a tractor-cab and motor-that pulls aseparate trailer.tractor-semitrailer: This is a type of tractor-trailer that pulls one trailer; commonlycalled an "eighteen wheeler."no-zones: These are large blind-spot areas where truck drivers cannot see othervehicles.wind gust: When passing a large truck, you might experience a wind gust-arush of wind.suddenTypes of TrucksLight Medium HeavyUnit 2 Controlling Your VehicleChapter 8 Sharing the Roadway 61
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