When driving, where should you focus most of your attention?
A.) Ahead of your vehicle
B.) To the sides to include your blind spots
C.) To the rear, especially when you are being tailgated
D.) At your speedometer
When driving, your attention is __________.
A.) Focused only on your destination
B.) Focused only on the road ahead
C.) Divided among multiple different things
D.) Focused only on the surrounding traffic
Drivers who pay attention to the driving task can_______the danger of driving.
A.) have no effect on
B.) decrease
C.) increase
Driving requires no awareness or attention.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
If you are inattentive on the road, you will__________.
A.) rapidly drift into a microsleep
B.) attract the attention of a policeman
C.) not be prepared for the unexpected
D.) certainly lose control of the vehicle
Changing road conditions, traffic signals, pedestrians, changing CDs, and talking with passengers in your vehicle are examples of __________________ that you need to process every time you drive.
A.) Continuous information you receive
B.) Driving skills
C.) Road rage
D.) Unnecessary distractions
Distraction from the driving task can be caused by __________
A.) talking on a cell phone
B.) adjusting car radio or CD
C.) situations outside the vehicle that attract the driver’s attention
D.) all of the above
Distractions are hazardous.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration:
A.) Distraction is a major factor in vehicle crashes
B.) Recent studies indicate that distraction may be a bigger factor than previously thought.
C.) Distractions include visual and mental activity that take the driver’s eyes and mind off the task of driving.
D.) All of the above
_____________ is not considered a driving distraction.
ANS: Listening to the radio
_____________ is not considered a driving distraction.
ANS: Eating
The are _________ a truck is not considered a "No Zone".
ANS: inside
Distraction time is the amount of time that it takes for a driver to realize there is a need to react to a situation.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Hand-held communication devices are dangerous because ___________
A.) they force you to take your eyes off the road.
B.) they force you to take your mind off of the important task of concentrating on the road ahead.
C.) both of the above
Using a hand held communication device while driving can be more dangerous than drunk driving.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
If you need to take your eyes off the roadway which of the following is/are true?
A.) If you must accomplish a distracting activity when driving, try not to look away from the road ahead for more than about a second.
B.) If you are approaching a dangerous situation ahead, try not to become distracted and don’t impulsively look away from the road ahead
C.) If you look away from the roadway, you need to have your mental one second counter running.
D.) All of the above
Cell phones cause both _____ and _____ distractions while driving.
A.) Hearing and smelling
B.) Visual and mental
C.) They do not cause any distractions
D.) Thinking and breathing
Cell phones are never a distraction while driving.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Drivers reduce their field of view by as much as 50 when talking on a cell phone true or false
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Brain activity is reduced by ..........% when using a cell phone while driving.
A.) 37 percent.
B.) 60 percent.
C.) 100 percent.
TRUE or FALSE? Talking on a hands-free phone is considered a dangerous driver distraction.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
While driving, if you need to use your cell phone, _________.
A.) it is completely safe as long as you keep your eyes on the road
B.) using a hands-free phone will keep your mind on driving
C.) you should pull over to use the phone
D.) it is risk-free to have the conversation in a low-traffic environment
If you need to have a conversation on a cell phone while driving, you should:
A.) Feel free to use the phone, there are worse things you could do while driving
B.) Only use the phone if you are in a rural area
C.) Pull over and use the phone only when you are parked in a safe and secure location
D.) Only use the phone during daylight hours
What is one unexpected problem associated with cell phone use?
A.) It decreases the efficacy of your peripheral vision.
B.) It distracts your hearing from events on the roadway.
C.) It causes you to misjudge distances.
D.) It tends to produce compulsive behavior.
E.) It decreases an individual's natural multi-tasking ability.
F.) It makes a person more prone to becoming distracted.
It is OK to use a cell phone when driving if:
A.) You use a hands-free device or are in an emergency situation.
B.) You use it for texting only.
C.) You can hold your phone like a walkie-talkie and do not put it against your ear.
D.) You have to take a really important business call.
Talking on the phone has become a way of life for all of us. A survey by Prevention Magazine in 2011 reported that ..... percent of the 100 million cell-phone subscribers in the U.S. talk regularly on the cellular phone while driving.
A.) More than 85
B.) More than 45
C.) More than 25
If you need to use your cell phone while driving, you should:
A.) Get off the road before placing or taking a call
B.) Limit the length of your call to less than a minute
C.) Only call numbers already programmed in your phone
D.) Use your phone only in urban and residential areas
A.) Ahead of your vehicle
B.) To the sides to include your blind spots
C.) To the rear, especially when you are being tailgated
D.) At your speedometer
Get the Correct ANSWER
Ahead of your vehicle
When driving, your attention is __________.
A.) Focused only on your destination
B.) Focused only on the road ahead
C.) Divided among multiple different things
D.) Focused only on the surrounding traffic
Get the Correct ANSWER
Divided among multiple different things
Drivers who pay attention to the driving task can_______the danger of driving.
A.) have no effect on
B.) decrease
C.) increase
Get the Correct ANSWER
decrease
Driving requires no awareness or attention.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
FALSE
If you are inattentive on the road, you will__________.
A.) rapidly drift into a microsleep
B.) attract the attention of a policeman
C.) not be prepared for the unexpected
D.) certainly lose control of the vehicle
Get the Correct ANSWER
not be prepared for the unexpected
Changing road conditions, traffic signals, pedestrians, changing CDs, and talking with passengers in your vehicle are examples of __________________ that you need to process every time you drive.
A.) Continuous information you receive
B.) Driving skills
C.) Road rage
D.) Unnecessary distractions
Get the Correct ANSWER
Unnecessary distractions
Distraction from the driving task can be caused by __________
A.) talking on a cell phone
B.) adjusting car radio or CD
C.) situations outside the vehicle that attract the driver’s attention
D.) all of the above
Get the Correct ANSWER
all of the above
Distractions are hazardous.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
True
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration:
A.) Distraction is a major factor in vehicle crashes
B.) Recent studies indicate that distraction may be a bigger factor than previously thought.
C.) Distractions include visual and mental activity that take the driver’s eyes and mind off the task of driving.
D.) All of the above
Get the Correct ANSWER
All of the above
_____________ is not considered a driving distraction.
ANS: Listening to the radio
_____________ is not considered a driving distraction.
ANS: Eating
The are _________ a truck is not considered a "No Zone".
ANS: inside
Distraction time is the amount of time that it takes for a driver to realize there is a need to react to a situation.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
False- perception time
Hand-held communication devices are dangerous because ___________
A.) they force you to take your eyes off the road.
B.) they force you to take your mind off of the important task of concentrating on the road ahead.
C.) both of the above
Get the Correct ANSWER
both of the above
Using a hand held communication device while driving can be more dangerous than drunk driving.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
TRUE
If you need to take your eyes off the roadway which of the following is/are true?
A.) If you must accomplish a distracting activity when driving, try not to look away from the road ahead for more than about a second.
B.) If you are approaching a dangerous situation ahead, try not to become distracted and don’t impulsively look away from the road ahead
C.) If you look away from the roadway, you need to have your mental one second counter running.
D.) All of the above
Get the Correct ANSWER
All of the above
Cell phones cause both _____ and _____ distractions while driving.
A.) Hearing and smelling
B.) Visual and mental
C.) They do not cause any distractions
D.) Thinking and breathing
Get the Correct ANSWER
Visual and mental
Cell phones are never a distraction while driving.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
FALSE
Drivers reduce their field of view by as much as 50 when talking on a cell phone true or false
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
TRUE
Brain activity is reduced by ..........% when using a cell phone while driving.
A.) 37 percent.
B.) 60 percent.
C.) 100 percent.
Get the Correct ANSWER
37 percent.
TRUE or FALSE? Talking on a hands-free phone is considered a dangerous driver distraction.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
TRUE
While driving, if you need to use your cell phone, _________.
A.) it is completely safe as long as you keep your eyes on the road
B.) using a hands-free phone will keep your mind on driving
C.) you should pull over to use the phone
D.) it is risk-free to have the conversation in a low-traffic environment
Get the Correct ANSWER
you should pull over to use the phone
If you need to have a conversation on a cell phone while driving, you should:
A.) Feel free to use the phone, there are worse things you could do while driving
B.) Only use the phone if you are in a rural area
C.) Pull over and use the phone only when you are parked in a safe and secure location
D.) Only use the phone during daylight hours
Get the Correct ANSWER
Pull over and use the phone only when you are parked in a safe and secure location
What is one unexpected problem associated with cell phone use?
A.) It decreases the efficacy of your peripheral vision.
B.) It distracts your hearing from events on the roadway.
C.) It causes you to misjudge distances.
D.) It tends to produce compulsive behavior.
E.) It decreases an individual's natural multi-tasking ability.
F.) It makes a person more prone to becoming distracted.
Get the Correct ANSWER
It decreases the efficacy of your peripheral vision.
It is OK to use a cell phone when driving if:
A.) You use a hands-free device or are in an emergency situation.
B.) You use it for texting only.
C.) You can hold your phone like a walkie-talkie and do not put it against your ear.
D.) You have to take a really important business call.
Get the Correct ANSWER
You use a hands-free device or are in an emergency situation.
Talking on the phone has become a way of life for all of us. A survey by Prevention Magazine in 2011 reported that ..... percent of the 100 million cell-phone subscribers in the U.S. talk regularly on the cellular phone while driving.
A.) More than 85
B.) More than 45
C.) More than 25
Get the Correct ANSWER
More than 85
If you need to use your cell phone while driving, you should:
A.) Get off the road before placing or taking a call
B.) Limit the length of your call to less than a minute
C.) Only call numbers already programmed in your phone
D.) Use your phone only in urban and residential areas
Get the Correct ANSWER
Get off the road before placing or taking a call
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