Using three separate situations, record your observations on the ways other drivers handle determining appropriate speed when changing lanes. Where were you? What time of day was it? Could a collision have occurred because of what you saw? Answer in a paragraph containing at least five sentences. During the next week, observe other people’s driving while you are riding in a vehicle. Are drivers keeping enough space between their vehicles to allow for the total stopping distance? What will you do differently than the people and cars that you observed? Answer in a paragraph containing at least five sentences.

Explanation: Changing Lanes Tip 1: scan Explanation: When scanning you check all your mirrors while looking at the road in between, this keeps you aware of your surroundings. Tip 2: check blind spotExplanation: When checking your blind spot you quickly glance to which way you want to change lanes for no more than 2 seconds. Your peripheral vision will pick up any lights or movement. Tip 3: use signals Explanation: When changing lanes use you signal to alert others around you even if no ones around

b. check your rearview mirror

explanation:

the warning light flashes for a second or two when the engine starts. if it stays on, there's must be something wrong with the coolant. you should never dare to continue driving when the light is on. pull over as soon as possible and shut the engine off.

hope this is what you're talking about