Neighborhood Decision-Making
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RUBIX:
"Safety first - take your time to understand each step!"
🎯 Close Quarters Decision Challenge
Neighborhood driving presents unique challenges: narrow streets, limited visibility, playing children, backing vehicles, and tight spaces. Split-second decisions can mean the difference between smooth sailing and a crash.
You'll face 4 real Enumclaw scenarios. For each, choose the BEST response!
DOUG DAHL - TARGET ZERO:
"I've investigated thousands of crashes in Washington State. Most neighborhood collisions are 100% preventable. The secret? Slow down, predict the worst, and create space. Let's see if you can make expert-level decisions!"
Click each card to see what makes a decision Poor, Okay, or Best:
Increases crash risk, violates safety rules, ignores hazards
Legal but risky, reduces some danger, could be improved
Eliminates risk, creates safety buffer, demonstrates mastery
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Analysis:
📖 Legal Reference:
DOUG DAHL:
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🏆 All 4 Scenarios Completed!
You've practiced expert-level neighborhood decision-making!
🎯 Expert Decision-Making Principles
- ✓ When in doubt, STOP - Stopping eliminates risk in complex situations
- ✓ Predict worst-case scenarios - Always assume the dangerous possibility
- ✓ Create space and time - Distance and speed reduction = safety buffer
- ✓ Ball in street = child about to chase - Proven crash prevention rule
- ✓ Being legally right doesn't prevent crashes - Defensive beats defensive in court
- ✓ Multi-hazard = full stop required - Don't rush complexity