Across
- 2. A newer form of bearing.
- 3. Pulls in on the belt when a computer detects a crash.
- 6. Bottom tread of the shoe.
- 7. The grooves that let water pass through the tire.
- 10. The part of a car that is designed to slow down a crash on a car body.
- 11. The older form of bearing that rolls.
- 15. Artificial device that replaces a body part.
Down
- 1. When the force of friction on the front tires is not enough to prevent the car from travelling in a straight line when the driver is trying to turn.
- 4. When the force of friction on the front tires is too much and causes the back tires to spin out.
- 5. Uses sensors on the wheels to brake evenly.
- 8. When the tire doesn't touch the road due to water.
- 9. Uses both traction control and ABS to increase safety in a vehicle.
- 12. Releases some of the seat belt if a tremendous force pulls on it.
- 13. Deployed during a crash to slow the passengers crash with the steering wheel or dashboard.
- 14. Very low coefficient of friction, used on non-stick pans.