2024 Aggressive Driving Behavior 1 | Defensive Driving, Traffic School, Drivers Ed Test Answers

___________ driving is defined as "the operation of a motor vehicle in a manner that endangers or is likely to endanger persons or property.
➜ ___________ driving is defined as “the operation of a motor vehicle in a manner that endangers or is likely to endanger persons or property.
A.) Inexperienced
B.) Aggressive
C.) Reckless
D.) Suspicious

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Aggressive

EXPLANATION: Aggressive driving is defined as “the operation of a motor vehicle in a manner that endangers or is likely to endanger persons or property.

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A motorist is guilty of _____ when he/she operates a motor vehicle in a manner that endangers or is likely to endanger persons or property.
A.) Inexperienced driving
B.) Aggressive driving
C.) Reckless driving
D.) Suspicious driving

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Aggressive driving

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_______risk-taking behaviors could lead to aggressive driving.
➜ _________ risk taking behaviors could lead to aggressive driving.
➜ blank risk taking behaviors could lead to aggressive driving
A.) no
B.) decreased
C.) increased

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increased

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An angry, aggressive driver is_______.
A.) safe
B.) challenging
C.) dangerous

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dangerous

EXPLANATION: An angry, aggressive driver is dangerous. Aggressive driving is a combination of dangerous acts committed while driving.

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Aggressive driving is:
A.) driving under the influence of alcohol.
B.) driving with lack of courtesy, breaking the rules and angry driving.
C.) fighting with people at stop lights.
D.) only being concerned with yourself and not paying attention to the other drivers on the road

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driving with lack of courtesy, breaking the rules and angry driving

EXPLANATION: Aggressive driving is a lack of courtesy, breaking the rules and angry driving. It is the operation of a vehicle in a manner that endangers, or is likely to endanger, persons or property.

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You should get into your motor vehicle and drive while angry.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE

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FALSE

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True or False: Being confronted with danger is a common reason why drivers get angry, hostile, and aggressive.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE

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TRUE

EXPLANATION: Being confronted with danger. Congested traffic filled with impatient drivers makingunpredictable moves causes close calls and near collisions. Being confronted with dangeroussituations increases stress, fear, resentment, and rage.

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Which of the following is an example of aggressive driving behavior?
A.) Driving while fatigued
B.) Changing lanes without signaling
C.) Driving too slow
D.) Driving after curfew

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Changing lanes without signaling

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2. Which of the following is an example of aggressive driving?
A.) Driving at late hours even when you are tired
B.) Signaling before moving into the fast lane
C.) Refusing to change lanes when you are tailgated
D.) Honking to protest another driver's actions

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Honking to protest another driver's actions

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True or False: A law enforcement officer would consider speeding in marked construction areas aggressive driving behavior.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE

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TRUE

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An aggressive driver is a person who drives:
A.) A racecar
B.) With a lack of courtesy
C.) Slow in the fast lane

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With a lack of courtesy

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An aggressive driver is defined as __________
A.) an inattentive driver.
B.) a high risk driver.
C.) a slow driver.

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a high risk driver.

EXPLANATION: An aggressive driver is defined as driver, an impatient driver, a hesitant driver, and a highly cautious driver. National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTS defined aggressive driving as that which ‘‘endangers or is likely to endanger people or property’’. Some common characteristics of the aggressive driver include high-risk drivers, more likely to drink and drive, speed, or drive without seat belt, run stop signs, disobey red lights, speed, tailgate, weave in and out of traffic, pass on the right, make unsafe lane changes, flash their lights, blow their horns, or make hand and facial gestures.

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True or false: The aggressive driver typically accepts that these collision-causing behaviors are aggressive.
➜ True or false: the aggressive driver typically accepts that collision-causing behaviors are aggressive.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE

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TRUE

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True or False: Making a U-turn all of a sudden when you have missed your turn is considered aggressive driving by law enforcement agencies.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE

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TRUE

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True or False: Tailgating, or following too closely, is an example of aggressive driving.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE

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TRUE

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If you are being followed by a tailgater, you should slam on the brakes to deter them from tailgating.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE

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FALSE

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The NHTSA defines aggressive driving as "the operation of a motor vehicle in a manner that endangers or is likely to endanger persons or property." Select the best statement that follows:
A.) Gestures, shouting, swearing, and name calling are driving habits that encourage safety on the roadways
B.) Non-aggressive drivers will pass improperly to be safe and out of the way of aggressive drivers
C.) These drivers feel justified in dominating others and forcing others out of their way
D.) It is legal and encouraged to honk and protest their behaviors to let them know they have annoyed you

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These drivers feel justified in dominating others and forcing others out of their way

EXPLANATION: A driver who feels justified in dominating others and participates in crash-causing behavior is a/an aggressive driver. The NHTSA defines aggressive driving as "the operation of a motor vehicle in a manner that endangers or is likely to endanger persons or property.

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When it comes down to it selfishness causes most collisions and violations true or false
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE

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TRUE

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When drinking alcohol, __________ is enhanced, especially in competitive situations.
➜ When drinking alcohol what is enhanced especially in competitive situations
A.) aggressive behavior
B.) reckless behavior
C.) suspicious behavior

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aggressive behavior

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When it comes down to it, ________________ causes most collisions and violations.
➜ When it comes down to it, __________ causes most collisions:
A.) Faulty equipment and brake failure.
B.) Unlicensed and uninsured drivers.
C.) Selfish and/or aggressive drivers.

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Selfish and/or aggressive drivers.

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2024 Aggressive Driving Behavior 2 | Defensive Driving, Traffic School, Drivers Ed Test Answers

Many illegal driving behaviors are considered "aggressive" by law enforcement because they demonstrate a ________________.
A.) lack of reason
B.) lack of experience
C.) disregard for the law
D.) lack of knowledge

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disregard for the law

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There are two types of bad drivers:
A.) Speeders and Unaware
B.) Unaware and Angry
C.) Aggressive and Unaware

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Aggressive and Unaware

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One way to reduce the build-up of rage while driving is to _________________________.
➜ One way to reduce the buildup of rage while driving is to do what
A.) Roll down all of the windows to vent fresh air
B.) Adjust the air conditioner to keep yourself cool
C.) Adjust the heater to keep yourself warm
D.) Drive slower than the posted speed limit

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Adjust the air conditioner to keep yourself cool

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You can short-circuit the buildup of rage when driving by ___________________________.
➜ You can short circuit the buildup of rage when driving by blank
➜ You can short circuit the buildup of rage when driving by doing what
A.) Calling a friend to vent your frustration
B.) Analyzing how you will solve the problem
C.) Staying focused on the driving task
D.) Counting backwards from 100

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Staying focused on the driving task

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One way to reduce the build-up of rage while driving is to adjust the air conditioner to keep yourself cool.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE

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TRUE

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When drivers have no control on their driving environment and are stuck in traffic, the lack of control over the traffic event is frustrating and frustration leads to: ______.
A.) Aggression
B.) Impairement
C.) Emotional distress
D.) None of the above

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Aggression

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Traffic jams, tailgaters, traffic restrictions, and slow-moving vehicles are examples of incidents and interactions that can cause _____________ by drivers on the roadway.
A.) Anger
B.) Lower stress levels
C.) More time to reflect
D.) Less commuting time to work or school

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Anger

EXPLANATION: Driving is a dynamic activity that involves high-risk incidents and interaction with thousands of unpredictable drivers. Routine events are mixed with incidents that are not routine such as being cut off, tailgated, or having to follow a very slow moving vehicle. If you are stuck in a traffic jam and you can feel your anger rising, you are experiencing an emotional challenge called restriction.

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Driving while __________ will substantially alter one's judgment when behind the wheel.
➜ Driving while blank will substantially alter one's judgment when behind the wheel
➜ Driving while ______ will substantially alter ones judgment when behind the wheel.
A.) irritated
B.) upset
C.) shaken
D.) all of the above.

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all of the above.

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Driving the driver While ______ will alter substantially criterion judgment when behind the wheel.
A.) angry
B.) upset
C.) stirred
D.) all the above

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all the above

EXPLANATION: Driving while irritated, upset. angry, stirred or shaken will substantially alter one's judgment behind the wheel.

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When you’re upset, you’re __ to get into a crash compared to when you’re not upset
A.) Equally likely
B.) Not likely
C.) Less likely
D.) More likely

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More likely

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when you're upset you're up to ___ times as likely to get into a crash.
A.) 2 (two)
B.) 4 (four)
c.) 8 (eight)
d.) 10 (ten)

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10

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______ is an example of aggressive driving.
A.) Trying to cause harm or kill another driver because of something that happened on the road
B.) Erratic and sudden lane changes
C.) Deliberately causing an collision to teach the other driver a lesson
D.) Getting out of the car to physically harm another driver

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Erratic and sudden lane changes

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Denial of one's poor or aggressive driving habits can lead to:
A.) poor driving choices
B.) increased chances of crashing
C.) Both of the above

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Both of the above

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You should never watch for erratic behaviors of other drivers.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE

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FALSE

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The majority of aggressive drivers are females.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE

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FALSE

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Practicing traffic courtesy is the best way to avoid being the target of an aggressive driver.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE

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TRUE

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__________ is not considered aggressive driving.
➜ blank is not considered aggressive driving
A.) Tailgating
B.) following too closely
C.) Eating

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Eating

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When drivers have no control over their driving environment and are stuck in traffic, the lack of control over the traffic event is frustrating and often leads to anger vented towards _________________.
A.) A nearby driver
B.) Passive drivers on the road
C.) Yourself
D.) The vehicle you are driving

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A nearby driver

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