A.) you'll be oblivious to the road
B.) others won't care about you
C.) your phone heats up fast
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you'll be oblivious to the road
Studies have suggested that texting or using a cell phone while driving is as dangerous as:
A.) Drinking coffee while driving
B.) Driving with a BAC of 0.08%
C.) Running a red light
D.) Speeding in rainy weather
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Driving with a BAC of 0.08%
One problem associated with performing personal care tasks while driving is:
A.) A passive attitude towards risks
B.) A tendency to drive aggressively
C.) Difficulty refocusing your vision
D.) Ignorance of how distracted you are
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Difficulty refocusing your vision
When multitasking, be sure to look away from the road for no more than __________ at a time.
A.) ten seconds
B.) two seconds
C.) one minute
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two seconds
If you're starting to feel fatigued while driving, you should not:
A.) Drive on a less crowded route
B.) Increase your following distance
C.) Lean forward over the steering wheel
D.) Open your windows
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Lean forward over the steering wheel
Which of the following is not a common response to feeling stressed on the road?
A.) Crippling indecision
B.) Enhanced reflexes
C.) Lethargic reactions
D.) Severe agitation
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Enhanced reflexes
EXPLANATION: Different people respond to stress in different ways, all of which can result in unsafe driving. Under stress, you may become: angry or agitated, causing you to speed, take unnecessary risks, weave between lanes, or antagonize others; withdrawn or depressed, causing you to space out, ignore the driving environment, and react lethargically to situations on the road; frozen with indecision, causing you to respond to hazards inadequately.
EXPLANATION: Different people respond to stress in different ways, all of which can result in unsafe driving. Under stress, you may become: angry or agitated, causing you to speed, take unnecessary risks, weave between lanes, or antagonize others; withdrawn or depressed, causing you to space out, ignore the driving environment, and react lethargically to situations on the road; frozen with indecision, causing you to respond to hazards inadequately.
Which of the following is a problem associated with hands-free devices?
A.) They cause drivers to fixate on the car in front of them.
B.) They require extra attention due to poor reception.
C.) They use a number of small, hard-to-reach buttons.
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They require extra attention due to poor reception.
When the brain seems to be multitasking, in reality it is:
A.) overloaded and switching attention between tasks
B.) Conscious and performing only one task at a time
C.) not focusing on any task
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overloaded and switching attention between tasks
Which of the following is least to overload your brain while driving?
Which of the following is least likely to overload your brain while driving?
A.) adjusting the radio/stereo
B.) multitasking
C.) scanning the road
D.) using your GPS
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multitasking
Which of the following is not a strategy for using a GPS device safely?
A.) Slow down when reprogramming it
B.) Maintaining the same speed when operating it
C.) None of the above
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Slow down when reprogramming it
If you need to reprogram your gps after you begin driving, _____.
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If you need to reprogramming your gps after you begin driving, _____.
A.) only use one hand and keep the other one other hand on the steering wheel
B.) use the text function of your gps after you turn off the music
C.) slow down to a safe speed like 15 mph
D.) pull over or ask a passenger to do it
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pull over or ask a passenger to do it
Which of the following is not a driver error category
A.) Recognition errors, which have to do with the driver's attentiveness to the road
B.) Decision errors, which have to do with the driver's evaluation of the driving situation
C.) Performance errors, like poor directional control and overcompensation
D.) Non-performance errors, like sleep or a heart attack
E.) Being a skilled and defensive driver
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Being a skilled and defensive driver
To avoid getting stressed on the road, you should:
A.) take a deep breath
B.) Listen to music with a fast beat.
C.) show yourself from what is making you angry
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take a deep breath
If you let your mind wander, you may:
A.) Be unable to retain control of the steering wheel
B.) Look around you without seeing a thing
C.) Misinterpret the intentions of other drivers
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Look around you without seeing a thing
EXPLANATION: If you let your mind wander, you may end up looking all around you without seeing a thing.
EXPLANATION: If you let your mind wander, you may end up looking all around you without seeing a thing.
If another roadway user seems distracted, you should:
A.) Give him or her as much space as possible
B.) Honk your horn at them
C.) Make eye contact, Yell and argue back
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Give him or her as much space as possible
If a driver seems confused or distracted, you should:
A.) Honk your horn repeatedly
B.) Increase your following distance
C.) Pass his or her vehicle
D.) Tailgate for his or her safety
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Increase your following distance
When you're distracted:
A.) You will forget traffic laws
B.) You will perform maneuvers incorrectly
C.) Your heart rate will increase
D.) Your response time will be slowed
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Your response time will be slowed
Distracted drivers have _______________.
A.) problems staying in lane
B.) longer reaction time
C.) ability to maintain the vehicle within a lane
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problems staying in Lane
Which of the following is NOT a good way to avoid tech distractions behind the wheel?
A.) Drive and only drive when you are behind the wheel.
B.) Only text when you're at a stoplight.
C.) Put your phone on Do Not Disturb or Driving Mode.
D.) Put the phone in the glove compartment.
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Only text when you're at a stoplight.
Safe skills you can use regarding passengers include asking them ________.
A.) to hold your phone to your ear, so you can talk hands-free
B.) not to speak with you unless it's an emergency
C.) to buckle up and telling them you need to focus on driving
D.) not to roll diwn their windows without your permission
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not to speak with you unless it's an emergency
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