Weegy: But passing is not allowed. (More)

Weegy: I remember this question being on the commercial drivers license test. I had to pull out the book, to look up the answer. According to the "Texas commercial motor vehicle drivers handbook," page 2-20, [ "Dim your lights within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle and when following another vehicle within 500 feet." Thanks for giving me a reason to pull out the book and reread a few things. ] User: when two vehicles enter or approach an intersection at approximately the same time and there are no traffic signs or signals, who has the right of way Weegy: No ... way intersection at the same time, the car on the right has the ride up way. If two ... an intersection without signs or signals, be prepare to stop for others vehicles ... User: in driving, what is meant by the overdriving your headlights Weegy: If you are over driving your headlights ... In driving what is meant by the term over driving your headlights? ... Overdriving your lights is driving so fast as to ... [ ] User: when the driver of a vehicle approches an intersection the question of the right of way should be determined Weegy: When a driver of a vehicle approaches a intersection the question of right of way should be determined how? User: a right turn is permitted at a red traffic signal only after the driver of the vehicle has Weegy: Stopped! (More)

Weegy: Yes I should use it as it will develop my ability to write, convert my thoughts into script quickly and get rid of writers block (More)

Weegy: Which approach? Which author and which book? (More)

Weegy: It depends on the length and difficulty of the subject. But normally I set aside 3 hours to write a paper. User: how could your writing improve by seeting aside time over a few days verus 30 minutes the night before the paper is due? Weegy: Far too many students start their papers the night before they are due and write straight through until their deadline. Most have even deceived themselves into thinking they write best this way. They don’t. [ Professors give out assignments at the beginning of the semester for a reason: so that you have ample time to plan, research, write, and revise a paper. Taking advantage of that time means that not only will you produce a better paper but you’ll do so with less stress and without losing a night of sleep (or partying) the evening of the due date. Block out time at the beginning of the semester — e.g. 2 weeks for research, 2 weeks for writing, 2 weeks to let your draft “sit”, and a few days to revise and proofread. During your writing time, set aside time to write a little bit each day (500 words is incredibly doable, usually in less than an hour — a short blog post is that long!) and “park downhill” when you’re done — that is, end your writing session at a place where you’ll be able to easily pick up the thread the next day. ] (More)