Vision Driving Garnet Valley School District视觉与放大器驱动石榴石谷学区.pptVIP

Vision Driving 90% of your decisions are based on information you gather with your eyes Peripheral Vision=To the sides Central Vision=In the front Vertical Vision= Up Down Focus Vision=Targeting Importance of Good Vision Distance Vision-Ability to see far down the road 20-30 seconds Depth Perception Helps you control your following distance and lets you adjust your position in traffic, change lanes, pass, pull into traffic To compensate for poor depth perception-Increase following distance Color Vision Drivers must recognize colors in objects (signs, signals, etc.) Can color Bind people drive ? (Shape, Shade, or position) Vision Problems Contrast Sensitivity- Helps you see details in the driving environment Night Vision Good night vision requires an ability to see in low and variable light conditions Reduced visibility at night due to dirty windshield, headlights, rain, etc. Glare Vision- Ability to see when there is rapid increase in light Headlights Sun Snow Rain Glare Recovery- Caused by the sudden brightness of oncoming headlights 1.Do not look directly into headlights Reduce speed Be aware on hills and curves Assessment 1. What are the 4 types of Vision? List and Explain. 2. If your focus vision is on the target at the end of the path of travel, which vision will allow the driver to see the placement of vehicle in the roadway. 3. What three things will occur when you increase your speed? 4. Increased line of sight and path of travel will lead to what three things to occur? 5.Explain following distance. 6.What is considered a safe following distance? 7. At what speed (s) do you still have time to steer out of problems if you are following at 2 seconds? 8. What is the three factors for having good vision? 9. How do color blind drivers determine the color of traffic lights? 10. What is Glare Recovery, and how can a driver compensate for this problem? 11. What are the ways items we can identify to help us determine that we have control of our risk? 12. Wh