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What is the definition of depth perception?

  1. Group of law-breaking vehicles

  2. In case your breaks overheat going downhill, this ramp pulls you uphill

  3. The ability to judge between yourself and other objects

  4. The average speed or speed you should go on a common road

The correct answer is: The ability to judge between yourself and other objects

Depth perception is the ability to accurately judge the distance between yourself and other objects in your surroundings. It allows you to perceive how far away objects are from you and is crucial for safe driving, as it helps you make informed decisions regarding maneuvering, stopping, and interacting with other vehicles or pedestrians on the road. Option A is incorrect because it does not relate to the concept of depth perception in any way. Option B is incorrect as it describes an escape ramp, which is not related to depth perception. Option D is incorrect because it defines speed limits, which are different from depth perception.