Road Traffic Regulations and Interpersonal Relationships Flashcards

Flashcards for Road Traffic Regulations and Interpersonal Relationships

Road Traffic Regulations

Rules and laws that govern the use of roads by drivers, cyclists, pedestrians, and other road users.

Speed limits

Maximum speeds at which vehicles are allowed to travel on different types of roads.

Traffic signals

Traffic lights, stop signs, yield signs, and other signals that regulate the flow of traffic and prevent collisions.

Lane markings

Painted lines on the road that indicate where vehicles should drive and how they should maneuver.

Right-of-way

The right of one vehicle or pedestrian to proceed before another.

Parking regulations

Specify where and when vehicles can park on the road.

Seatbelt and child safety seat requirements

Require drivers and passengers to wear seatbelts and children to be secured in appropriate safety seats.

DUI laws

Prohibit driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, and set limits for blood alcohol concentration.

Vehicle safety requirements

Set standards for vehicle safety, such as requirements for brakes, lights, tires, and other safety features.

Road traffic signs

Visual aids that are used to convey important information to drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians on the road.

Regulatory signs

Used to indicate traffic laws and regulations.

Warning signs

Used to warn road users of potential hazards or dangers.

Guide signs

Provide information about destinations, routes, and services.

Informational signs

Provide information about local landmarks, public facilities, and other points of interest.

Construction signs

Used to indicate construction zones, detours, and other temporary changes to the road network.

Railroad signs

Used at railroad crossings to warn road users of approaching trains and to indicate when it is safe to cross.

School signs

Used near schools to indicate school zones, school crossings, and other areas where special care should be taken.

Improve road infrastructure

Designing and maintaining roads in a way that minimizes the risk of accidents.

Enforce traffic laws

Strict enforcement of traffic laws, including speed limits, DUI laws, and seatbelt requirements.

Educate drivers

Programs to help improve driving skills and raise awareness of safe driving practices.

Promote public transportation

Encouraging the use of public transportation to reduce the number of cars on the road.

Improve vehicle safety

Vehicles equipped with safety features such as airbags and anti-lock brakes.

Promote pedestrian and bicycle safety

Measures to reduce accidents involving pedestrians and cyclists.

Use technology

Advances in technology to help prevent accidents and improve road safety.

Interpersonal Relations

Interactions and connections between individuals.

Acquaintance Stage

The initial stage where individuals meet and become aware of each other.

Build-Up Stage

Individuals begin to explore the potential for a deeper connection.

Continuation Stage

Marks the development of a strong, committed relationship.