To press the brake pedal so that a vehicle slows down or stops., park, drive at speed, overtake, brake, A situation in which there are many vehicles moving slowly on the road., junctions, busy traffic, steering wheel, speed limit, A vehicle that can travel without a human controlling it directly., driverless, motorway, at speed, injured, One of the marked sections of a road used by a line of vehicles., speed limit, traffic jam, lane, junction, A wide road designed for fast travel between towns and cities., traffic lights, junction, lane, motorway, To leave a vehicle in a particular place for a period of time., drive at speed, overtake, park, brake, The circular part inside a car that the driver turns to control its direction., brake, steering wheel, traffic light, lane, Unexpected road events in which vehicles crash and people may be hurt., accidents, speed limits, junctions, traffic jams, Moving quickly rather than travelling slowly or carefully., busy traffic, driverless, at speed, injured, Physically hurt because of a crash or another dangerous event., busy, parked, driverless, injured, Places where two or more roads meet or cross., junctions, traffic jams, lanes, motorways, To move past another vehicle that is travelling more slowly., stop, overtake, park, brake, The highest legal speed that vehicles are allowed to travel on a road., busy traffic, speed limit, lane, motorway, Coloured road signals that tell drivers when to stop, wait, or continue., traffic lights, speed limits, junctions, steering wheels, Long lines of vehicles that cannot move normally because the road is crowded., accidents, lanes, traffic jams, motorways, What a driver should do when a child suddenly runs into the road., park, drive at speed, overtake, brake, Heavy road conditions during rush hour when there are cars everywhere., driverless, steering wheel, busy traffic, speed limit, A modern car that uses computers and sensors instead of a human driver., driverless, parked, injured, at speed, The part of a motorway that vehicles must remain inside while travelling., junction, lane, traffic light, accident, The road you would normally use to travel quickly from one city to another., traffic jam, steering wheel, junction, motorway, What drivers do when they leave their cars beside the road or in a car park., overtake, brake, park, travel at speed, The part drivers usually hold with both hands while controlling a car., steering wheel, speed limit, motorway, traffic lights, Events that often happen when drivers make serious mistakes on the road., junctions, traffic lights, lanes, accidents, Travelling fast enough to make stopping suddenly more difficult., busy traffic, at speed, driverless, injured, The word used for a person who has been hurt in a road accident., driverless, overtaken, parked, injured, Road locations where drivers may need to slow down, turn, or give way., junctions, motorways, steering wheels, speed limits, To pass a slow-moving coach by moving into another lane., stop, brake, overtake, park, A road rule that may be shown on a circular sign with a number., busy traffic, speed limit, traffic jam, steering wheel, Signals that usually change between red, amber, and green., accidents, lanes, traffic lights, junctions, Road problems that can make a short journey take several hours., speed limits, traffic jams, steering wheels, motorways, The action a driver takes to reduce speed before reaching a junction., park, travel at speed, overtake, brake, Road conditions that are common in crowded cities during the morning and evening., busy traffic, speed limit, driverless, injured, A car that may allow passengers to travel without holding the steering wheel., driverless, at speed, injured, motorway, The correct section of the road that a coach driver should stay in., traffic jam, lane, junction, motorway, A major road where vehicles can normally travel faster than on city streets., traffic light, junction, motorway, steering wheel, To place a car safely between two other vehicles and leave it there., travel at speed, overtake, brake, park, The control that turns left or right when the driver changes direction., traffic light, lane, speed limit, steering wheel, Crashes that may be caused by speeding, poor decisions, or dangerous driving., traffic jams, accidents, motorways, junctions, To pass another car safely after checking that the opposite lane is clear., stop, park, overtake, brake, Congestion in which vehicles form long queues and move extremely slowly., traffic jams, busy traffic, junctions, speed limits

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