Deductible The amount of money a driver must pay before collision or comprehensive insurance — will cover the remaining cost to repair or replace a motor vehicle. Defensive driving An art of protecting yourself and others from dangerous and unexpected changes — in the driving environment. Delayed green A traffic light that remains red while oncoming traffic lanes clear; the light then — turns green. Depreciation The value a motor vehicle ldses as it ages. — Depressants Drugs that slow down the central nervous system. — perception The three—dimensional perception of distances between objects. — Detour A temporary alternate route. — Diagonal parking spaces Parking spaces arranged side by side at an angle to the curb or side of the — road. Diesel fuel A heavy oil used as a fuel in some motor vehicles. — Differential Gears chat send the turning force of the drive shaft to the drive axle of a vehicle. — Dimmer switch A switch that is used to select low or high bean headlights. — Directional signals Lights on a motor vehicle or hand signals used to indicate left and right turns — and stops. Disc brakes A braking system that creates stopping friction by pressing both of a round disc. — Downshift The process of shifting from one transmission gear to a gear. — Driver’s license State issued permit legally granting a person the right to operate a motor vehicle in — the RTS. Drive shaft A metal bar that transfers turning power to the differential from the transmission. — Drive train The system that transfers the engine power to the drive wheels; it consists of the — crankshaft, transmission, drive shaft, universal joints, and differential. Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) While Operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. — Chemical mixtures that have a physical and sometimes psychological effect on those who use — them. Drum brakes A braking system that creates stopping friction by the rubbing of brake shoes against — the inside of a drum. DWI Abbreviation for driving while intoxicated. — Edge Solid white lines that mark the outside edge of a road. —
Deductible — The amount of money a driver must pay before collision or comprehensive insurance will cover the remaining cost to repair or replace a motor vehicle. Defensive driving — An art of protecting yourself and others from dangerous and unexpected changes in the driving environment. Delayed green — A traffic light that remains red while oncoming traffic lanes clear; the light then turns green. Depreciation — The value a motor vehicle ldses as it ages. Depressants — Drugs that slow down the central nervous system. perception — The three—dimensional perception of distances between objects. Detour — A temporary alternate route. Diagonal parking spaces — Parking spaces arranged side by side at an angle to the curb or side of the road. Diesel fuel — A heavy oil used as a fuel in some motor vehicles. Differential — Gears chat send the turning force of the drive shaft to the drive axle of a vehicle. Dimmer switch — A switch that is used to select low or high bean headlights. Directional signals — Lights on a motor vehicle or hand signals used to indicate left and right turns and stops. Disc brakes — A braking system that creates stopping friction by pressing both of a round disc. Downshift — The process of shifting from one transmission gear to a gear. Driver’s license — State issued permit legally granting a person the right to operate a motor vehicle in the RTS. Drive shaft — A metal bar that transfers turning power to the differential from the transmission. Drive train — The system that transfers the engine power to the drive wheels; it consists of the crankshaft, transmission, drive shaft, universal joints, and differential. Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) — While Operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. — Chemical mixtures that have a physical and sometimes psychological effect on those who use them. Drum brakes — A braking system that creates stopping friction by the rubbing of brake shoes against the inside of a drum. DWI — Abbreviation for driving while intoxicated. Edge — Solid white lines that mark the outside edge of a road.