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Go. | Accelerate. Speed up. | Maintain speed. | Slow down. |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Stop. | Brake. Slow down. | Go straight. | Use your turn signal. |\n| Turn right. | Turn left. | Yield. | Signal left. |\n| Get into the right lane. | Get into the left lane. | Stay in your lane. | Signal right. |\n| Make a U-turn. | Make a 3-point turn. | Park the car. | Back up. Reverse. |\n| Check your blind spot. Look over your shoulder. | Check behind you. Look behind you. | Pass the car in front of you. | Check your speed.\u003Cbr>Watch your speed. |\n| Adjust your mirrors. | Check your mirrors. | Make sure no one is coming. | Maintain following distance. |\n| Adjust your seat. | Put on your seatbelt. | Open the door. | Close the door. |\n| Put on the emergency brake. | Take off the emergency brake. | Turn on the emergency flashers. | Lock the door. |\n\nManeuvers","cbCaioWf7VWYLj7c","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioWf7VWYLj7c","pdf",192519,"English","# Parts of the car\n## Words to know\n## Driving actions and commands\n## Maneuvers","[{\"question\":\"What vehicle parts are covered in the guide?\",\"answer\":\"It covers parts such as the steering wheel, brake, fuel/gas tank, visor, horn, windshield and wipers, gear shift, dashboard, mirrors, doors and handles, headlights, and tire/wheels.\"},{\"question\":\"Which traffic light and road-sign terms are included?\",\"answer\":\"The guide includes terms for red, yellow, and green lights, speed limit, stop signs, yield signs, turn arrows and lanes, and one-way or two-way traffic.\"},{\"question\":\"What driving actions and commands can the reader learn?\",\"answer\":\"It provides phrases for accelerating, maintaining or slowing speed, stopping, turning right/left, making a U-turn or 3-point turn, parking, reversing, using turn signals, adjusting mirrors and seat, and checking blind spots and following distance.\"}]","DRIVING VOCABULARY - WORDS TO KNOW - Parts of the car | PDF",1790615932]