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When a vehicle drives into a curve, your body tend to go in a straight line. Because of its energy of motion, when a vehicle's speed doubles, the vehicle needs about 4 time the more distance to stop.
- When driving in a curve which way will the vehicle tends to pull?
- What are the factors that affect your vehicle in a curve?
- How inertia acts on the motion of a vehicle entering a curve?
- What should you do when driving through a curve at normal speed?
- When entering a curve What should you do?
- What will happen when you drive uphill what will happen when you drive downhill What causes this?
- What two factors affect energy of motion of a vehicle?
- How does gravity effect your vehicle?
- What is vehicle inertia?
- What happens when a car takes a curve with too high of a speed?
- When driving around a curve should you focus?
- What does a vehicle's speed tend to do when going downhill?
- Why do collisions occur at curves?
When driving in a curve which way will the vehicle tends to pull?
The force that pulls out from the center on a body in circular motion is called centrifugal force and it increases with acceleration. Centrifugal force results in strong outward pull on your vehicle. So what you need to do before entering a curve is slow down.
What are the factors that affect your vehicle in a curve?
Vehicle Control in Curves
Your vehicle's speed, the sharpness of the curve, the bank of the curve, and your vehicle's load will affect the control you have in a curve. Speed You have no control over how sharp a curve is, but you can adjust your speed.
How inertia acts on the motion of a vehicle entering a curve?
A vehicle's center of gravity is affected by ________. ... How does inertia act on the motion of a vehicle entering a curve? the force of inertia pulls a vehicle toward the outside of a curve, because it has a tendency to continue in a straight line. What factors affect energy of motion?
What should you do when driving through a curve at normal speed?
When driving through a curve at normal speed, accelerate gently after the midpoint of the curve. reestablish a 3-second following distance on the vehicle ahead. avoid a collision with another vehicle.
When entering a curve What should you do?
Slow down before you enter the curve. Braking on a curve may cause you to skid. Reduce speed before entering the curve, and slowly lighten the pressure on the brake until reaching the apex point (where the car is closest to the inside of the curve line).
What will happen when you drive uphill what will happen when you drive downhill What causes this?
When you're driving uphill, the force of gravity is working against you to slow you down, and you may need to accelerate or shift to a lower gear to maintain your speed. When you drive downhill, the reverse is true. Gravity will cause you to go faster and increase your stopping distance.
What two factors affect energy of motion of a vehicle?
The factors that affect your energy of motion are speed and weight. The energy of motion increases proportionally with the increase in weight, and the energy increases proportionally with the square of the increase in speed. 3. How does traction control your vehicle?
How does gravity effect your vehicle?
Gravity is the force that attracts all objects toward the Earth's center. Gravity has a major effect on your vehicle when you are driving downhill or uphill. When you are driving uphill, gravity's power is working against you, meaning it pulls your car the opposite direction, which slows down your car.
What is vehicle inertia?
INERTIA. Inertia is the resistance to change the direction or velocity of a body, either at rest or in motion. In this case, it is related to changing the heading, or direction, of a vehicle; that is, changing from straight ahead driving to a turn.
What happens when a car takes a curve with too high of a speed?
Taking a curve too fast can lead to a rollover. There are two factors (besides speed) that can contribute to a rollover, center of gravity and load stability.
When driving around a curve should you focus?
When driving around a curve, you should focus: through the curve well ahead of your vehicle, along your path of travel.
What does a vehicle's speed tend to do when going downhill?
A vehicle's speed when going downhill tends to increase. If a tire is underinflated, the only par that grips the road will be the outside edges of the tread. A banked curve is higher on the outside than the inside. When braking and turning, you use changing traction forces.
Why do collisions occur at curves?
Collisions occur at curves because the speed on the approach is too great. Before approaching a curve you will likely notice a yellow warning sign. Unless they have very steep slopes… Hills are usually not marked.
