
NSSHL W3 Refresher (01-17-23)
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- Q1
“Unknown ID” defines all the pixels which are not the road itself AND does not fit to the rest of the classification options in this document.
falsetrueTrue or False30s - Q2
Natural objects that are higher than a curb’s height will impact the marking range.
falsetrueTrue or False30s - Q3
The entrance changed material from asphalt to concrete, what is the right classification for this driving surface?
Users enter free textType an Answer30s - Q4
A pedestrian riding a bike is classified as bike, when riding a car is included as part of car, how about a pedestrian on the top of an electric tower?
Unknown ID
Part of GO
Not road - since it's disconnected to road already
Pedestrian
30s - Q5
Based on specifications, how many pedestrians are there in the picture?
5
3
2
1
30s - Q6
Given the description below, what will be the right classification for the broom (cannot stand alone) ?
not road
General Object
part of road / road
30s - Q7
There are no greenery or bushes around. Should we use road edge after classifying the road area?
No
Yes
30s - Q8
These poles serve as the “BOUNDARY” that “KEEP” cars from going to the other side of the road. What classification should we use for these poles?
GO
Elevated Driving Border
30s - Q9
A road will be defined as all the areas of the frame that are legally designated for a motor vehicle use, it does matter what is the material of it.
falsetrueTrue or False30s - Q10
The minimum, approximate height of an elevated driving border scenario should be _____, as a curb's height
15 in.
14 cm.
14 in.
15 cm.
30s