Allows you to recognize light and motion

Allows you to maintain your path of travel

This contains relevant information and potential hazards and you must scan it left and right

Space that changes from a closed zone to an open zone or an open zone to a closed zone

This principle states that an object in motion remains in motion until it is met by an outside force.

The vehicle shifts weight from front to rear or rear to front

What plays a factor in your stopping distance?

Which TWO options below should you be EVALUATING in the driving environment?

If a vehicle loses TRACTION in a curve, the vehicle will continue traveling in a straight line and the driver will have lost control.

This refers to the quantity of motion an object has. The more mass and more velocity an object has, the more of this is created.

A point where the mass of the vehicle is concentrated and balanced; the higher THIS is, the more unstable the vehicle becomes.

"Give meaning to what you have observed" would best fit into which part of the SEEiT Space Management System?

When driving at faster speeds, minor (small) steering movements create exaggerated (major) vehicle response.

The visible path from your vehicle to the target area

Natural force that constantly pulls all the things to the earth and affects on object's weight.

If you are driving approximately 65 mph, the minimum recommended following distance between you and the vehicle you are following is 2 seconds.

Vehicle rear-load transfers to the left, right, or back and forth; commonly known as "fishtailing"

Space or area that is NOT available in the vehicle's path of travel

"Carry out action before any incident occurs" would best be under which part of the SEEiT Space Management System?

You should be searching, or looking, ahead of an intersection about 20-30 seconds in advance.