Evaluate intended path Forward position ref. point 2.5 Precision Turns Mirrors and blind spots 2.4 Entering Traffic Select target Stopped and Moving Locate gap or hole Selecting gap from curbside Search left, front, right Before turn Use of signal Select gap/get comm. to enter Avoid hesitation Turn head, accurate path Look to target area 2.5 Precision Turns Use of transition peg 2.4 Entering Traffic Side position reference point Stopped and Moving Precision results While entering traffic flows Steering technique During and after turn Re-evaluate rear Speed control Look for new problems In-car Lesson Three Drive Route Objectives and Key Behaviors Lesson Objectives Key Behaviors Lesson Objectives Key Behaviors Red lights, stop & yield signs Search intersections, yield Intersections, narrowing lanes Backing, search & yield 3.3 FIND Path-of-travel Problems 3.1 Yielding Right of Way Surface cond.: rough, bumpy Turnabouts, search & yield Caused by Environment Loose gravel, sand, leaves Get commitment Rain, water, ice, snow Following less than 4 seconds Selection of target Slow moving traffic Aiming for targets 3.3 FIND Path-of-travel Problems 3.2 Control Tracking Vehicles stopping or turning Accuracy of tracking Caused by Traffic Tracking Targeting Pedestrians Use of central and fringe vision Animals Target on approach Searching to target area No target into apex 3.3 FIND Line-of-Sight Evaluating target area 3.2 Control Tracking Look into curve Path-of-travel Problems Identifying line-of-sight Tracking into Curves Use fringe for reference points Identifying path-of-travel After curve, target Side position – right or left turns Foot on brake, shift to “R” Use of transition peg 360 ° Search, yield 3.2 Control Tracking 3.4 Introduction to Backing Precision turn results Target usage while backing Tracking into Turns Straight Re-evaluate rear zone Speed, steering control Look for line-of-sight, path-of-travel Back to rear limit ref. point 360 ° Search, yield See target location Target usage for backing turns 3.2 Control Tracking Evaluate target area 3.4 Introduction to Backing Check front swing Evaluate path-of-travel Searching to Target Area Turns Discover pivot point See zone changes Use of pivot point
2.4 Entering Traffic Selecting gap from curbside Evaluate intended path Mirrors and blind spots Locate gap or hole Use of signal 2.5 Precision Turns Stopped and Moving Before turn Forward position ref. point Select target Search left, front, right Select gap/get comm. to enter 2.4 Entering Traffic While entering traffic flows Avoid hesitation Look to target area Side position reference point Steering technique Speed control 2.5 Precision Turns Stopped and Moving During and after turn Turn head, accurate path Use of transition peg Precision results Re-evaluate rear Look for new problems In-car Lesson Three Drive Route Objectives and Key Behaviors Lesson Objectives Key Behaviors Lesson Objectives Key Behaviors 3.1 Yielding Right of Way Search intersections, yield Backing, search & yield Turnabouts, search & yield Get commitment 3.3 FIND Path-of-travel Problems Caused by Environment Red lights, stop & yield signs Intersections, narrowing lanes Surface cond.: rough, bumpy Loose gravel, sand, leaves Rain, water, ice, snow 3.2 Control Tracking Tracking Targeting Selection of target Aiming for targets Accuracy of tracking Use of central and fringe vision 3.3 FIND Path-of-travel Problems Caused by Traffic Following less than 4 seconds Slow moving traffic Vehicles stopping or turning Pedestrians Animals 3.2 Control Tracking Tracking into Curves Target on approach No target into apex Look into curve Use fringe for reference points After curve, target 3.3 FIND Line-of-Sight Path-of-travel Problems Searching to target area Evaluating target area Identifying line-of-sight Identifying path-of-travel 3.2 Control Tracking Tracking into Turns Side position – right or left turns Use of transition peg Precision turn results Re-evaluate rear zone Look for line-of-sight, path-of-travel 3.4 Introduction to Backing Straight Foot on brake, shift to “R” 360 ° Search, yield Target usage while backing Speed, steering control Back to rear limit ref. point 3.2 Control Tracking Searching to Target Area See target location Evaluate target area Evaluate path-of-travel See zone changes 3.4 Introduction to Backing Turns 360 ° Search, yield Target usage for backing turns Check front swing Discover pivot point Use of pivot point