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7 INERTIA Inertia wants to keep these parked cars at rest Inertia also wants to keep these moving cars moving
8 INERTIA When driving through this curve inertia creates the sensation that you are being pulled to the outside of the curve. Why? Because you are traveling in a straight line, and inertia wants to keep you going in a straight line
9 ENERGY OF MOTION The white truck and the dump truck are going the same speed Which vehicle has more energy of motion? Why?
10 MOMENTUM Momentum is inertia in motion Momentum is the product of speed and weight A small truck filled with potatoes traveling at 20mph has more momentum that a 3,000 lb car traveling at the same speed As momentum increases so does the potential for lots of damage in a collision
11 MOMENTUM A 150 lb passenger traveling in a vehicle going 30 mph will have momentum Photos courtesy of AAA Foundation No matter how strong that passenger may be, he will not be strong enough to stop the body s momentum if the vehicle comes to an abrupt stop during a crash
12 HOW DOES THE FORCE OF GRAVITY AFFECT YOUR CAR GOING DOWN HILL? YOU WILL SPEED UP GOING DOWNHILL. WHAT FACTORS AFFECT ENERGY OF MOTION? SPEED AND WEIGHT AFFECT YOUR ENERGY OF MOTION.
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14 FRICTION Friction is the force when two surfaces move against each other and one surface resists the other The amount of friction between the surfaces depends on: What the surface is made of What is on the surface How rough or smooth it is How much force is pushing the two surfaces together
15 FRICTION: 4 Types 1. Static: The holding force between two surfaces 2. Sliding: Friction that slows down a sliding object 3. Rolling: Friction between the ground and tire/wheel 4. Internal: Friction that occurs from resistance to motion within elastic objects
16 Tires rolling over a surface usually generate friction, which in turn creates traction FRICTION Traction is used to accelerate, brake and turn
17 TIRES AND TRACTION The size of a tire s footprint contact on the surface is about the size of a small hand
18 EFFECT OF FORCE IN A CURVE Inertia must be overcome for the car to turn When traveling in a straight line, inertia wants to keep the car going in a straight line Turning the steering wheel into the curve creates friction between the tires and the road surface allowing the vehicle to follow the curve Blind Curve
19 FORCE EFFECT ON OCCUPANTS As the car enters a turn, inertia wants to keep the vehicle and occupants going straight The seat position and seat belt hold passengers in place through the curve
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25 CHANGES TO A VEHICLE S FOOTPRINT Describe the driving maneuvers that create these footprints
26 HOW CAN TRACTION CONTROL YOUR VEHICLE? TRACTION ENABLES YOUR TIRES TO GRIP THE ROAD AND CONTROL YOUR VEHICLE. WHAT ARE 3 THINGS THAT CAN REDUCE YOUR TRACTION? BALD TIRES WORN SHOCK ABSORBERS LOW TIRE PRESSURE SNOW AND ICE WHAT 3 STEPS CAN YOU TAKE TO CHECK TRACTION WHILE DRIVING? MAKE SURE NO OTHER TRAFFIC IS AROUND BRAKE GENTLY IF YOU DON T SLOW OR YOUR ABS KICK IN.SLOW MORE! NAME 3 FACTORS THAT CAN AFFECT YOUR VEHICLE IN A CURVE? YOUR SPEED YOUR LOAD SHARPNESS OF THE CURVE OR BANK OF TH E ROAD WILL AFFECT THE WAY YOUR CAR HANDLES.
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29 EFFECT OF SPEED AND WEIGHT A vehicle s energy of motion changes in proportion to the square of the change in speed 20mph To 40mph Takes FOUR times the distance to stop 20mph To 60mph Takes NINE times the distance to stop
30 EFFECT OF HARD BRAKING Applying hard braking causes weight to shift sharply to the front tires. If the weight shift exceeds available traction, the tires will skid and steering control is lost Load Decreasing Load Increasing
31 PERCEPTION DISTANCE REACTION DISTANCE BRAKING DISTANCE EST. HOW FAR YOUR VEHICLE TRAVELS IN 4 SECONDS. SPEED VEHICLE CONDITION ROADWAY SURFACE DRIVER REACTION ABS HILLS VEHICLE LOADS
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37 WHAT 3 FACTORS CAN AFFECT FORCE OF IMPACT? SPEED. WEIGHT. DISTANCE. WHAT 3 STEPS SHOULD YOU TAKE WHEN PUTTING ON SAFETY BELTS PROPERLY? ADUST YOUR SEAT. ADUST THE LAP PART ON YOU WAIST LOW/SNUG ACROSS YOUR HIPS. ADJUST THE SHOULDER PART OF THE BELT SO IT SNUG ACROSS YOU CHEST. WHAT ARE THE 2 KEY STEPS YOU SHOULD TAKE TO PROTECT YOURSELF AS THE DRIVER OF A CAR WITH AIR BAGS? ADUST SEAT- 10 INCHES AWAY FROM THE STEERING WHEEL. BALANCE GRIP (9 & 3) WHERE SHOULD ALL CHILD SEATS BE SECURED IN A CAR? IN THE BACK SEAT
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