'Passenger compartment' diaporamas de présentation

Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards

Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. Applicability. Each standard of this part applies to all motor vehicles or items of motor vehicle equipment manufactured on or after the effective date of the standard. Effective Date. The effective date of any standard or amendment

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CHAPTER 13

CHAPTER 13. HANDLING EMERGENCIES. CHAPTER 13. HANDLING EMERGENCIES 13.1 VEHICLE MALFUNCTIONS 13.2 DRIVER ERRORS 13.3 ROADWAY HAZARDS 13.4 COLLISIONS. TIRE FAILURE. BLOWOUT: when a tire has a sudden loss of air pressure. Grip wheel firmly Ease off accelerator, do not brake!

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Authority of the Police

Authority of the Police. Unit 5. I. Detaining a Suspect for Questioning. Fourth Amendment applies to detention of suspect whether or not there is an arrest Concepts:. A. Stop for questioning.

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Clause 17 Comment Resolution

Clause 17 Comment Resolution. Authors:. Date: 2009-01-20. Abstract. This document discusses resolution of comments in Clause 17 for TGp Draft 5.0. Comment IDs 168-172. CIDs 168-170 From Master Spreadsheet. Comment 168 and 170. Comments 168 and 170 (John Kenney)

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Clause 17 Comment Resolution

Clause 17 Comment Resolution. Authors:. Date: 2009-01-20. Abstract. This document discusses resolution of comments in Clause 17 for TGp Draft 5.0. Comment IDs 168-172. CIDs 168-170 From Master Spreadsheet. Comment 168 and 170. Comments 168 and 170 (John Kenney)

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THE COOLING SYSTEM

THE COOLING SYSTEM. Purpose. To regulate the engines internal temperature To remove excess heat from the engine To provide heat to the passenger compartment. The Water Pump. Centrifugal-type, rotates faster than crank, up to 10,000 gal. per hour

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Lecture 9

Lecture 9. Review for Exam I Please sit in the first six rows. Are you here today?. Yes No. Exam 1 Review. Chapter 1 motion diagrams, unit conversion Chapter 2 motion in 1-dimension, constant velocity, constant acceleration. What is the difference between speed and velocity?

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DEFENSE PERSPECTIVE Bill Bowman

SCHROETER GOLDMARK & BENDER. DEFENSE PERSPECTIVE Bill Bowman. 810 Third Avenue, Suite 500 Seattle, Washington 98104 (206) 622-8000. Most Common Reasons Cases Dismissed/Evidence Suppressed.

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Informal adhoc ELSA Working Group

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Informal adhoc ELSA Working Group

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Roadside Barriers

Roadside Barriers. RDG Chapter 5. Barrier Types. Roadside Barriers Median Barriers Bridge Railings. Barrier Testing: NCHRP 350 (Test Level 3). STRENGTH TEST 4400 lb. 62 mph 25 degrees. SEVERITY TEST 1800 lb. 62 mph 20 degrees. NCHRP 350 Test Levels 1-3. NCHRP 350 Test Levels 4-6.

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AUTOMOBILE CONSTRUCTION

AUTOMOBILE CONSTRUCTION. Automobile construction. Basic types of bodies Body-on-frame 4x4 Uni -body sedan. 6/2 Chose the correct description to the car body types. Hatchback* Sports car* Four-door sedan* Limousine* Convertible* Hardtop* Van* Pick-up truck*

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4 th Amendment

4 th Amendment . What is the 4 th Amendment?.

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Requirements for Roof Hatches and Consequences

Specific Issues for M2-Buses of Class B with Transition from 05-series of UN Regulation No. 107 to 06-series of amendments. Requirements for Roof Hatches and Consequences.

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Learning To Drive Choosing Safety First

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Watch: Airbus showcases a concept car that can fly

Watch: Airbus showcases a concept car that can fly on Business Standard. It is a modular concept car consisting a four-wheeled rolling platform

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