Rules of the Road. A. Stop your vehicle B. Help the injured C. Warn other traffic D. Exchange information (insurance) E. Notify the police 911.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Chapter 8- Sharing the Road with others Chapter 9- Vehicle information Chapter 10- Essential Driver Information 1/15/11 Now that you have spent 4 weeks.
Advertisements

Administrative and Traffic Laws
Collisions and Insurance. Stop immediately Assist the injured Control the scene Notify the police Exchange information Duties If Involved in a Crash Notify.
DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE (DUI) Slows your reaction time Affects your vision Make you overconfident and unable to concentrate Make more mistakes Can.
Chapter 7 DRIVER PRIVILEGES AND PENALTIES.
All you ever wanted to know about drunk driving in teens. +=
Vehicle Accident Reporting Presented by the Office of Risk Management.
Chapter 6 Rules of the Road.
By Matthew Tseu. Intro  While drinking and driving increases the risk of a person get into car accidents, highway injuries and vehicle deaths.  There.
Rules of the Road. *Revocation – means that your driving privilege has been taken away indefinitely. A. DUI conviction B. Drag racing/street racing C.
Chapter 9, Section 5. Preventing Congested Drive-up/Drop- off Areas Guide vehicles up to the end of the drive-up area and instruct guests, taxi drivers,
Unit 6 - Alcohol and Rules of the Road
Financial Responsibility Your insurance protects you against financial loss that may result from a traffic crash.
Chapter 2: Administrative and traffic laws
The driver of a vehicle is responsible for the vehicle assigned to him/her. Follow these regulations when operating a vehicle on company business: Operate.
Chapter 2:Administrative & traffic laws Lesson 1 & 2
Vehicle Insurance Chapter 38. Economic Risks of Owning a Car Risks – Accident Damage to yourself Damage to your vehicle Damage to others Damage to others.
Impaired Driving By: Dylan Paynter. What is Impaired Driving Impaired driving is when you drive under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs to the degree.
Auto Insurance Knowledge for a Lifetime Car insurance can help: Safeguard your investment in your automobile Pay for medical expenses in case of an accident.
Underage Drinking The Law.  Your driving privilege will be suspended if you are convicted of: Lying about your age to obtain alcohol. Lying about your.
Chapter 38 Vehicle Insurance.
Today’s Agenda  Targets : State what factors affect insurance rates Apply insurance concepts and terminology to traffic accident cases.
UNIT 7 VEHICLE HANDLING AVOIDING COLLISIONS
Chapter 9 Vehicle Information. Laws Governing Vehicle Title All Vehicles must be registered and insured before driving on public roads Out of state has.
Vehicle Information Chapter 9.
UNIT 10 RESPECT AND RESPONSIBILTY RESPONDING TO EMERGENCIES
DON’T TEXT AND DRIVE Don’t text and drive, because someone might get hurt including yourself. Texting while driving takes your attention away from the.
Driver Education Random Test Information. Insurance Every vehicle in NJ must carry LIABILITY INSURANCE!
What do you do in a car accident?. 1. REMAIN CALM! Do NOT Panic or become Irate!
Other Road Users  Motorists should always be on the look out for pedestrians and oncoming traffic Pedestrian Laws: Failure to yield Penalties Include:
Chapter 6 Rules of the Road
Auto Insurance Types of coverage Costs of insurance.
Signs, Signals, and Road Markings Chapters 1-5 Chapters 6-10 FinesPotpourriDistances Driver Ed Jeopardy Jeopardy.
Driver’s Education Vehicle Insurance. What kind of Insurance do you need in Florida? 1.In Florida there are two vehicle insurance laws, the Financial.
Auto Insurance Policy Pre Test. Bodily Injury Property Damage Collision Coverage Comprehensive Coverage Uninsured Motorist Coverage This coverage provides.
Delaware State Driver’s Education Study Guide. Section 3.
Auto Insurance
Rules of the road Chapters Chapter 6 Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) –.08 Your (BAC) can be affected by – Body weight or size – Food you have.
Keeping Your License Chapter 2. YOUR DRIVING RECORD The RMV tracks your history as a driver. This is called your driving record. Your record lists three.
Preliminary Traffic Accident Report Date: __________________________ Time: ____________________ (AM / PM) ___________ City:_________________ State: ______.
Driver Responsibility When Involved In An Accident  Stop Immediately (failure to do so is breaking the law)  Render aid to injured persons. Do not move.
Chapter 16 Part III Motor Vehicle Insurance. Financial Responsibility Anyone who owns or drives a vehicle should have protection against personal injury.
EMERGENCIES AND DISASTERS What to do in an emergency or disaster.
Rules of the Road. I. Traffic Lights – must be obeyed unless a police officer directs otherwise.
Jeopardy $100 Chapter 1,2,3 Chapter 4,5 Chapter 6,7 Chapter 8,9,10 Signs and signals/ Emergency Situations $200 $300 $400 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500.
Auto Insurance. Objectives Students will identify the factors that affect the cost of automobile insurance Students will identify the various types of.
Unit: Insurance and “accident” procedures The primary learning outcomes desirable from this lesson are as follows: 1) Become knowledgeable concerning.
Lesson Three: Insuring a New or Used Car. Auto Insurance Based on Risk & Loss Why do you need it? –To financially protect yourself, others, and your car.
Lesson 22.2 Automobile and Umbrella Insurance
Mississippi Car Insurance Information for International Students
CHAPTER 9 Vehicle Information.
Auto Insurance.
Chapter 6 Rules of the Road.
What To Do After a Car Accident
Other Road Users Motorists should always be on the look out for pedestrians and oncoming traffic Pedestrian Laws: Failure to yield Penalties Include: •Up.
Do Now Questions In addition to a possible fine, what else will a motorist receive when they operate a vehicle on a public or private property to avoid.
Chapter 7: Traffic Violations/Crashes
NJ CAR INSURANCE 1.
Violation of Traffic Rules and Fine
Response Time (Reaction time)
Insurance Basics (Don’t Risk It)
Driving is a PRIVILEGE, not a right!
Chapter 15 Section 2 Chapter 16 Sections 1 and 2
Vehicle Collision: Now What?
Automobile Insurance: The Basics
Lesson 13.4 COLLISIONS Most drivers encounter “near miss” situations or actual collisions during their lives. The copyright holder has not granted permission.
REVOCATION & SUSPENSION
TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS/CRASHES
Vehicle Insurance Chapter 33 7/18/2019.
Common Mistakes to Avoid After a Car Accident
Presentation transcript:

Rules of the Road

A. Stop your vehicle B. Help the injured C. Warn other traffic D. Exchange information (insurance) E. Notify the police 911

A. Regardless of fault, a report must be filed within 10 days if the crash involves: Death, bodily injury or property damage over $1,500

A. Leave you name, address, phone number and license plate number on the vehicle or property you damaged if you can’t find the owner. Then notify the police.

A. You may be fined up to $25,000 B. Jail sentence from 1 to 3 years C. Your driving privileges will be taken away for 1 year

 Read Chapter 7 Rules of the Road  Complete chapter 7 study questions on p. 50  #1-2  Write out the questions and the answer!

Feedback: Privacy Policy Feedback
Do Not Sell My Personal Information
About project: SlidePlayer Terms of Service

© 2024 SlidePlayer.com Inc. All rights reserved.