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    The document discusses various terms related to driving and transportation, including PODS which are self-contained spaces that provide drivers a private area, ROADS which are surfaces built for vehicles to travel on, CRASHES which refer to vehicle accidents, DRIVERS as people who operate vehicles, WHEELS as circular objects connected to vehicles, DRIVERLESS CARS as vehicles that can operate without human control using sensors and AI, TRAFFIC JAMS as large numbers of slow-moving or stopped vehicles on roads, and MILES PER HOUR as a measurement of speed referring to distance traveled over time.

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    The document discusses various terms related to driving and transportation, including PODS which are self-contained spaces that provide drivers a private area, ROADS which are surfaces built for vehicles to travel on, CRASHES which refer to vehicle accidents, DRIVERS as people who operate vehicles, WHEELS as circular objects connected to vehicles, DRIVERLESS CARS as vehicles that can operate without human control using sensors and AI, TRAFFIC JAMS as large numbers of slow-moving or stopped vehicles on roads, and MILES PER HOUR as a measurement of speed referring to distance traveled over time.

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    U5 Activiy 1 Mind Map Celso González Andrea

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    The document discusses various terms related to driving and transportation, including PODS which are self-contained spaces that provide drivers a private area, ROADS which are surfaces built for vehicles to travel on, CRASHES which refer to vehicle accidents, DRIVERS as people who operate vehicles, WHEELS as circular objects connected to vehicles, DRIVERLESS CARS as vehicles that can operate without human control using sensors and AI, TRAFFIC JAMS as large numbers of slow-moving or stopped vehicles on roads, and MILES PER HOUR as a measurement of speed referring to distance traveled over time.

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    PODS INSURANCE

    Self-contained spaces
    that give the DRIVER a An agreement in which you pay a company an
    private area to ROADS
    s A long, surface built
    amount of money so they can pay your costs
    concentrate. if you have an accident.
    for vehicles to travel
    along.

    CRASH DRIVERS
    Someone who drives a
    It happens when a vehicle.
    vehicle crashes or
    someone crashes it, it is
    involved in an accident.
    WHEEL

    A circular object

    RLESS
    DRIVE
    connected at the centre
    SPEEDS to a bar, used for
    making vehicles.
    Rate of movement.

    BUMPER TO BUMPER
    DRIVERLESS CAR Is a kind of expression that
    means basically traffic, or that
    Is a car that uses is not moving quickly.
    sensors, cameras, radar
    and artificial
    intelligence to travel TRAFFIC JAMS TRAFFIC
    without a human It happens when a los the
    A large number of vehicles are using the roads
    operator.

    MILES PER HOUR vehicles close together in an area.
    and unable to move or

    the ratio of the moving very slowly.


    distance traveled to the

    time spent traveling.


    references:
    https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/speedskater
    https://www.techtarget.com/searchenterpriseai/definition/driverless-car
    https://airtame.com/blog/office-pods/#:~:text=What%20is%20an%20office%20pod,can%20even%20be%20moved%20around.
    https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/

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