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Effects of Driver Condition
Chapter 14
Distractions Outside of the Car
Other Cars
Other Drivers
Pedestrians
Billboards/Advertisements
Emergency Vehicles
Collisions
Signs
Animals
Distractions Inside the Car
Eating
CD/Radio
Cell Phones
Emotional Conversations
Passengers
Grooming
Vehicle controls
Reading/Computers
Children
Emotions While Driving
What are some emotions that can effect your driving ability
and how?
Emotions While Driving
Road Rage – What is it?
Emotions While Driving
Road Rage – What is it?
Angry Driving
Violent Aggressive Driving
Exhibit irresponsible driving habits
Excess speeds and abrupt maneuvers
Threaten other drivers
Emotions While Driving
How can you avoid becoming a victim of an aggressive
driver?
Emotions While Driving
How can you avoid becoming a victim of an aggressive
driver?
DON’T OFFEND!
HOW?
Cutting off
Driving slowly in the left lane
Tailgating
Gestures
Emotions While Driving
How can you avoid becoming a victim of an aggressive driver?
DON’T OFFEND!
HOW?
Cutting off
Driving slowly in the left lane
Tailgating
Gestures
DON’T ENGAGE
Takes two to tango????
Take a Deep breath
Steer clear
Avoid eye contact
Get help
Emotions While Driving
Driving is not a competition…
Emotions While Driving
Driving is not a competition…
At least not for us
Forget winning
Put yourself in the other drivers shoes
Emergency?
Bee in car?
Anger management?
Physical Senses and Driving
On one of your boxes, write down the following physical
senses and explain how you can use each one as a driver.
Hearing
Hearing
Smelling
Feeling
Which sense is the most important?
Vision
Vision
Color Blindness-
Depth Perception-
Night Blindness-
Tunnel vision-
Glare Recovery Time-
Speed Smear-
Visual Acuity-
Vision
Color Blindness- not being able to tell one color from another
Test
Depth Perception-
Night Blindness-
Tunnel vision-
Glare Recovery Time-
Speed Smear-
Visual Acuity-
Vision
Color Blindness- not being able to tell one color from another
Depth Perception- ability to judge distance between yourself
and other objects
Night Blindness-
Tunnel vision-
Glare Recovery Time-
Speed Smear-
Visual Acuity-
Vision
Color Blindness- not being able to tell one color from another
Depth Perception- ability to judge distance between yourself
and other objects
Night Blindness- not being able to see well at night
Tunnel vision-
Glare Recovery Time-
Speed Smear-
Visual Acuity-
Vision
Color Blindness- not being able to tell one color from another
Depth Perception- ability to judge distance between yourself
and other objects
Night Blindness- not being able to see well at night
Tunnel vision- narrow field of side vision (140 degrees or less)
Glare Recovery Time-
Speed Smear-
Visual Acuity-
Vision
Color Blindness- not being able to tell one color from
another
Depth Perception- ability to judge distance between
yourself and other objects
Night Blindness- not being able to see well at night
Tunnel vision- narrow field of side vision (140 degrees or
less)
Glare Recovery Time- time your eyes need to regain clear
vision after being effected by bright lights
Speed Smear-
Visual Acuity-
Vision
Color Blindness- not being able to tell one color from
another
Depth Perception- ability to judge distance between
yourself and other objects
Night Blindness- not being able to see well at night
Tunnel vision- narrow field of side vision (140 degrees or
less)
Glare Recovery Time- time your eyes need to regain clear
vision after being effected by bright lights
Speed Smear- the blur of objects off to your sides as your
speed increases
Visual Acuity-
Vision
Color Blindness- not being able to tell one color from another
Depth Perception- ability to judge distance between yourself
and other objects
Night Blindness- not being able to see well at night
Tunnel vision- narrow field of side vision (140 degrees or less)
Glare Recovery Time- time your eyes need to regain clear
vision after being effected by bright lights
Speed Smear- the blur of objects off to your sides as your
speed increases
Visual Acuity- ability to see things near and far away (20/20
vision)
Physical Disabilities
Can you think of any physical disabilities that might affect
driving?
Physical Disabilities
Can you think of any physical disabilities that might affect
driving?
Fatigue
Illness
Injury
Medicines
Can make you drowsy
Read the label
Take the medicine after the drive
Carbon monoxide
Colorless odorless tasteless gas
Overexposure can cause serious illness or even death
To avoid carbon monoxide, never run the engine inside the garage and
increase distance between cars in heavy traffic