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1. Aim High In Steering
Demonstrates eye lead time consistently in excess of 15 seconds.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Sees and evaluates relevant information from among distant objects.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Adjust eye lead distance to speed.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Keeps vehicle rolling by adjusting for conditions.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Eyes properly elevated around turns and corners
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Eye Lead in Seconds 2. Get the Big Picture
Following distance consistently appropriate for conditions.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Makes and executes decisions early.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Avoids being unnecessarily boxed in.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Speed is neither too fast or slow for conditions.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Uses knowledge to make driving smoother and more economical.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Following Distance in Seconds 3. Keep Your Eyes Moving
Scans mirrors frequently.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Scans major and minor intersections before entry.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Moves eyes at least every two seconds.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Checks mirrors when slowing or stopping vehicle.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Avoids staring while evaluating relevant objects.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Mirror Check Interval in Seconds 4. Leave Yourself An Out
Maintains proper space around the vehicle.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Adjust space to avoid unsafe intrusion by other drivers.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
When stopped, leaves appropriate space in front of vehicle.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Consistently chooses lane of least resistance.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Keeps up to date with current size and shape of space cushion.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
5. Make Sure They See You.
Seeks rather than hopes for eye contacts.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Covers or uses horn when conditions suggest the need.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Effectively times and uses turn signals.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Brakes early to activate brake lights
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
Stays out of the blind areas of other drivers.
(V) = Very Good
(G) = Good
(A) = Additional Work
(I) = Inconsistent
(P) = Priority
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Jerry Jones
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