car - A small vehicle with 4 wheels designed for personal transport, bus - A large motor vehicle designed to carry passengers, typically along a fixed route., truck - A large motor vehicle used for transporting goods., left - The direction or side opposite to the right., oil - A viscous liquid used as a lubricant in engines., turn - To change direction by moving in a circular motion., stop - To cease movement or action., gas - A flammable substance used as fuel for vehicles., seatbelt - A safety belt worn in a vehicle to secure passengers., speed - The rate at which an object moves., limit - The maximum or minimum value allowed for a particular quantity., signal - A device used to indicate an intention to turn or change lanes, or a device with green, yellow and red lights that directs traffic. , blinker - A device that causes a vehicle's lights to flash, indicating a turn or lane change., defrost - To remove frost or ice from a vehicle's windshield., yield - To give way to other traffic., merge - To combine two or more lanes of traffic into one., straight - Continuing in one direction without changing course., right - The direction or side opposite to the left., distracted - Unable to concentrate or pay attention due to external factors.,

Intro to Driving

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