'Parked cars' presentation slideshows

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Nonchronological Video Synopsis and Indexing

Nonchronological Video Synopsis and Indexing. TPAMI 2008 Yael Pritch , Alex Rav-Acha , and Shmuel Peleg , Member, IEEE. Outline. Introduction Related Work on Video Abstraction Synopsis by Energy Minimization Object-based Synopsis Synopsis of Endless Video Limitations and Failures

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Share the Road

Share the Road. Chicago Vehicle Sticker Contest 2008-2009. Answer the True/False questions about road safety. When you are riding your bike, you do not need to stop at stop signs. FALSE: Riding predictably is key in road safety. Obey all traffic regulations.

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ROAD SAFETY EDUCATION

ROAD SAFETY EDUCATION. IN SCHOOLS BY ROAD SAFETY ORGANISATION. The overall aim of road safety education is to reduce death and injury to children on and around Indian roads and preparing future road users. Road Safety Scenario - World. Injuries - 50 million every year.

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City Driving

City Driving. Chapter 10. 10-1 The City Driving Environment. Objectives Understand the importance of scanning ahead and reducing speed Understand the difference between riding the brake and covering the brake. 10-1 The City Driving Environment.

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City Driving

City Driving. Chapter 10. 10-1 The City Driving Environment. Objectives Understand the importance of scanning ahead and reducing speed Understand the difference between riding the brake and covering the brake. 10-1 The City Driving Environment.

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SHARROWS: Sharing the streets with Bicycles

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Chapter 6 Basic Car Maneuvers

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Pelham Parkway South & Neill/Wilson Avenue

Pelham Parkway South & Neill/Wilson Avenue. 2 children killed by vehicles in five years - tied for most dangerous. View from South. View from East. High speeds Platoons arrive simultaneously then merge or turn Blind spot No crosswalk No access to parked cars. CONFLICT ANALYSIS.

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Driving Environments

Driving Environments. Rural Driving. The speed limit on rural roads when not posted is 35 mph. Many rural roads are two-lane, two-way roadways. Curves may be sharper and hills may be steeper than on many city streets.

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Urban Traffic

Urban Traffic. Traffic is more dense City traffic hazards are closer Use IPDE Process. Following others. 3-4 second rule Pick fixed object and count to see if your spacing is enough. Sudden stops. Watch for areas of sudden stops Buses intersections, Business drives Parked cars.

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Why are there speed bumps here?

At busy times, how safe is it for pedestrians and cyclists?. Do the parked cars cause congestion?. What speed do the cars travel at?. Do cars parked on the pavement make life difficult for pedestrians?. Why is there a bollard set in the pavement? Is it a good or bad thing?.

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