DE Chapter 11 vocab

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Instability

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A motorcycle's small size, handling characteristics, and instability can cause problems in traffic.

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No zones

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Large blind spots in front, to the sides, and to the rear of a large truck are known as no zones.

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Headlights

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Even during daylight hours, it’s easier for motorists to identify motorcyclists if cyclists have their headlights on.

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Protective gear

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Helmets, gloves, long sleeves, and pants are examples of protective gear.

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Moped

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A two-wheeled vehicle that can be driven by a motor or pedal is known as a moped.

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Tractor-trailer

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A truck that has a powerful tractor that pulls a separate trailer is called a tractor-trailer.

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Front brake

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The front brake provides most of a motorcycle’s stopping power.

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Jaywalk

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Some pedestrians jaywalk or disregard traffic rules and signals.

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Reflective

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To be more visible, motorcyclists should wear reflective clothing when riding at night.

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Semi-trailer

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The most common size tractor-trailer is called the semi-trailer.