Highway : Road Maps and Traffic Safety 사고
2009-08-25 1788
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Highway : Road Maps and Traffic Safety
I sometimes drive to work in the morning.
I get on the highway near my house at Exit 219, heading southbound toward downtown.
The three-lane highway is often congested that time of morning, but I use the carpool lane that's reserved for cars with two or more passengers.
I usually travel with a colleague to work.
If I'm traveling to work by myself, then I usually stay in the right lane unless I'm passing another vehicle.
I always drive the speed limit because I don't want to get pulled over for speeding.
Furthermore, it's much safer to drive the speed limit than to speed and cause an accident.
I also make sure I use my turn signals as I change lanes, and I maintain a safe distance behind the car in front of me.
Once you reach the city, the traffic slows, and you often have to drive bumper-to-bumper for a few miles.
I get off the highway downtown.
If you haven't driven this stretch of highway before, I suggest you buy a road map to help you navigate yourself around town.
