Muss Pass Driving School

22/07/2017

Blessed day to you....You are travelling 40mph{64kph} on a dry road in a well maintained vehicle.You are alert and need to brake in an emergency.You are able to stop in less than.....
(a)73 meters(240 feet)
(b)85 meters(230 feet)
(c)36 meters(120 feet)
(d)76 meters(250 feet)
A simple way to work out this question is:you take the speed 40mph and divide the first number which is 4 by 2...you then multiply your answer to the 40....the answer you get you then add it to the 40 to get the overall stopping distance.....

40(4\2=2)
40 x 2=80(braking distance)
40 +80=120
answer 120feet stopping distance
blessed love to all......

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25/03/2015

****BLESSED EVENING SLU**** Lately there has been much talk about the accident that occurred on the Morne Road recently. The driver of the minibus involved claims that the accident occurred after he started experiencing difficulties with his Brakes........Here's a video with a few suggestions on What To Do If Your Brakes Fail. &Learn

08/03/2015

BLESSED DAY SLU***



Hill Starts

On steep hills creep may be insufficient to get you moving after you release the foot brake. Some automatics have a feature that will prevent roll back, but if yours doesn't, you should use the following routine.

With the handbrake on, very gently apply a little pressure to the gas pedal.
You will feel the nose of the car rise slightly.
Release the handbrake and let the car creep forwards a little before gently pressing down on the accelerator.

Driving Downhill

To help control the speed of the car, and to save you having to brake excessively, when driving down hill you should select one of the locked gear positions, either 1, 2 or 3. This will keep the car in the selected low gear and stop the automatic transmission selecting a high gear, which will help increase your speed.