1997 Chevrolet S10 Pickup Owner's Manual - Page 150

1997 Chevrolet S10 Pickup Manual

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* Check your mirrors, glance over your shoulder and. start your left lane change signal before-moving out of the right.laneto pass. When you are farenough ahead of the passe.d vehicle to seeits front in your inside - 1 0, activate your right lane change sigmd and-move back the.ri,ght lane. (Remember that into your-rightoutside ,mirror isconvex. The vehicle you juslpassed may seem to be farther away from y6u than it really is.) Let's review what driving expmts s-ayabout what happens when the thre.econ.trol systems- (brakes., steering, and,acceleration) don't have enough friction where the tifes "meetthe road to do what the drivt?r has asked.. In any emergency, don't give u p Keep trying to steer and constantly seek an escape route-ora e a of less danger. Tfy not co p.ass mufe ,than one vehicle ,at a time on two-lane'roads. Reconsider before passing the next vehicle. D.on':t overtake-.aslowly moving vehi-detoo rapidly. Even though the brake -1amp.sare not flashing, it m.a.y be slowing down or starting to, turn. Qi In a.skid, a driver cn lose control of .the vehicle, Defensive most skids by taking reasonable caresuited t9 drivers .avoid existing conditiolrs, and by not "overdriving" those conditions.. But,&ids are always -pa.ssible. The threetypcis of skids correspond to your vehicle's three c'0ntro1syst,erns.In.the.brakifig skid, y0.m whe.eIs aren't rpl.ling. L the steering or-cornering skid, too n much speed or steering in curve causes tires: toslip and lase cornehg,foxce,.And.in the acceleration skid, too much throttle causes the driving wheels-to spin. If+you're being .passed, make it easy-for the fallowing driver to get..ahead.of you. Perh,aps you can ease.& little to the right. a 4-13

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*
Check
your
mirrors,
glance
over
your shoulder and.
start your left lane change
signal
before-moving
out
of
the
right.lane
to
pass.
When you are
far enough
ahead
of
the
passe.d vehicle to
see
its
front
in your
inside
-01,
activate
your
right lane change sigmd
and-move
back
into the.
ri,ght
lane.
(Remember
that
your-rightoutside ,mirror
is convex. The vehicle you
juslpassed may
seem
to
be
farther away
from
y6u
than
it
really is.)
Tfy
not
co
p.ass
mufe
,than one vehicle
,at
a
time
on
two-lane’roads. Reconsider before
passing
the
next vehicle.
D.on’:t overtake-.a
slowly
moving
vehi-de too rapidly.
Even
though
the
brake
-1amp.s are not flashing,
it
m.a.y
be
slowing
down
or
starting to,
turn.
Qi
If+
you’re
being
.passed,
make
it
easy-
for the
fallowing driver to
get..ahead
.of
you. Perh,aps
you
can ease.&
little
to
the
right.
Let’s
review what driving
expmts
s-ay
about
what
happens when
the
thre.e
con.trol
systems-
(brakes.,
steering,
and,acceleration) don’t
have
enough
friction
where
the
tifes
”meet
the road
to
do
what the drivt?r
has
asked..
In
any emergency,
don’t
give
u
p
Keep
trying
to
steer and constantly seek
an
escape route-or
a e a
of
less
danger.
In
a.
skid,
a
driver
cn
lose
control
of
.the
vehicle,
Defensive
drivers
.avoid
most
skids
by
taking
reasonable
care
suited
t9
existing
conditiolrs,
and
by
not
“overdriving”
those
conditions..
But-
,&ids
are
always
-pa.ssible.
The
three
typcis
of
skids correspond
to
your vehicle’s
three
c’0ntro1
syst,erns.
In.
the.
brakifig
skid,
y0.m
whe.eIs
aren’t
rpl.ling.
Ln
the
steering
or-
cornering
skid,
too
much
speed
or
steering
in
a
curve
causes tires:
to
slip
and
lase
cornehg,
foxce,.
And.
in
the
acceleration
skid,
too
much
throttle
causes
the
driving
wheels-
to
spin.
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