Lab 1
Lab 1
Faculty of Engineering
Automotive Department
2. Strict Law Enforcement: Enforce traffic rules and regulations to discourage dangerous
behavior.
3. Advanced Driver Training: Provide training for drivers to handle various road conditions and
emergencies.
4. Improved Infrastructure: Enhance road design and maintenance to ensure safer travel.
5. Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety: Implement measures to protect vulnerable road users.
6. Speed Limit Control: Enforce speed limits to reduce the risk and severity of accidents.
8. Distracted Driving Laws: Enforce laws against using mobile phones and other distractions
while driving.
10. Regular Vehicle Inspections: Conduct regular checks to ensure vehicles are in good
condition.
11. Drunk Driving Prevention: Implement strict laws and checks to prevent driving under the
influence.
12. Smart Traffic Management: Use technology to manage traffic flow and reduce congestion.
14. Public Transportation Enhancement: Improve public transport options to reduce the
number of vehicles on the road.
1. Regulatory Signs: These signs provide instructions that road users must follow, such as
speed limits, stop signs, and no parking signs.
2. Warning Signs: These signs alert road users to potential hazards or changes in road
conditions ahead, such as sharp turns, pedestrian crossings, and school zones.
3. Guide Signs: These signs provide information about directions, distances, and points of
interest, such as highway markers, exit signs, and rest area signs.
1. Over Speeding: Driving at speeds higher than the legal limit increases the risk of accidents.
2. Drunken Driving: Alcohol impairs judgment and reaction times, leading to accidents.
3. Distractions to Driver: Using mobile phones, eating, or other distractions can lead to loss
of control.
4. Red Light Jumping: Ignoring traffic signals can cause collisions at intersections.
5. Avoiding Safety Gears: Not using seatbelts or helmets increases the severity of injuries in
accidents.