Question: According to statics given in Unit I, what percentage of all traffic crashed were classified as urban crashes, i.e., crashes that happen in or around cities.
A.) 61%
B.) 71%
C.) 81%
Question: According to statistics given in Unit I, excessive speed (speeding) is a factor in 30% of all fatal crashes.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Question: According to information in Unit IV, variation of speed is one of the leading factors involved in highway crashes.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Question: 1. Approximately how many people were killed last year in the United States in traffic crashes?
A.) 10,000
B.) 40,000
C.) 25,000
D.) 55,000
Question: 3. Approximately how many people were injured last year in the United States in traffic crashes?
A.) 1 million
B.) 3 million
C.) 5 million
D.) 396,000
Question: Traffic fatalities account for more than ___% of all transportation related deaths in the United States each year.
A.) 17
B.) 31
C.) 64
D.) 90
Question: NHTSA data indicates that in recent years there have been about __________ crashes in the US annually in which driver drowsiness or fatigue was cited by the police.
Correct Answer: C. 56,000
Question: An NHTSA study found that the average patient costs for crash victims who were not usg safety belts were __________ percent higher than for those who were belted.
Correct Answer: C. 55
Question: Less than one half of ____ of car crashes involve fire or submersion.
A.) 8%
B.) 10%
C.)5%
D.) 1%
Question: In a serious collision there is a ____ chance of your car catching on fire.
A.) 0%
B.) less than 1%
C.) Greater Than 50%
Question: 2. In a serious collision there is a ____ chance of your car catching on fire.
A.) 0%
B.) 0.04%
C.) greater than 50%
Question: True or False: After suicides and murder, motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for 15- to 20-year-olds
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Question: ___________ are the leading cause of death for 15- to 20-year-olds
A.) Suicides
B.) Motor vehicle crashes
C.) Gunshot wounds
Question: Motor vehicle crashes are ___________ for 15- to 20-year-olds
A.) the leading cause of death
B.) statistically low
C.) the reason insurance rates are so low
Question: Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for ___________-year-olds
A.) 15- to 20
B.) 20- to 30
C.) 25- to 35
Question: Motor vehicle crashes are the number_______cause of death for all persons age 6 to 33.
A.) two
B.) three
C.) four
D.) one
Question: Motor vehicle crashes are the number one cause of death for all persons age 6 to 33.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Question: ____% of all accident fatalities involve drivers 16-24 years of age.
A.) 29
B.) 30
C.) 10
D.) 24
E.) 14
Question: Traffic Collisions are the leading cause of death for all individuals of every age from 4 to 33 years of age.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Question: Statistically, the everyday motor vehicle is the number ___ cause of death among people ages 15-30 in the United States.
A.) one
B.) two
C.) three
D.) five
Question: Motor Vehicle Traffic Collisions are the leading cause of death of children in the United States.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Question: The chances of being involved in an auto collision once a year are __________
A.) 1 in 25.
B.) 1 in 100.
C.) 1 in 250.
Question: Impaired drivers are responsible for the deaths of many pedestrians each year.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Question: The chances of your being involved in an auto collision, during your lifetime, in which someone is injured or killed are close to:
A.) 1 in 75
B.) 1 in 250
C.) 1 in 1,000
A.) 61%
B.) 71%
C.) 81%
Get the Correct ANSWER
81%
Question: According to statistics given in Unit I, excessive speed (speeding) is a factor in 30% of all fatal crashes.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
TRUE
Question: According to information in Unit IV, variation of speed is one of the leading factors involved in highway crashes.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
TRUE
Question: 1. Approximately how many people were killed last year in the United States in traffic crashes?
A.) 10,000
B.) 40,000
C.) 25,000
D.) 55,000
Get the Correct ANSWER
40,000
Question: 3. Approximately how many people were injured last year in the United States in traffic crashes?
A.) 1 million
B.) 3 million
C.) 5 million
D.) 396,000
Get the Correct ANSWER
3 million
Question: Traffic fatalities account for more than ___% of all transportation related deaths in the United States each year.
A.) 17
B.) 31
C.) 64
D.) 90
Get the Correct ANSWER
90
Question: NHTSA data indicates that in recent years there have been about __________ crashes in the US annually in which driver drowsiness or fatigue was cited by the police.
Correct Answer: C. 56,000
Question: An NHTSA study found that the average patient costs for crash victims who were not usg safety belts were __________ percent higher than for those who were belted.
Correct Answer: C. 55
Question: Less than one half of ____ of car crashes involve fire or submersion.
A.) 8%
B.) 10%
C.)5%
D.) 1%
Get the Correct ANSWER
1%
Question: In a serious collision there is a ____ chance of your car catching on fire.
A.) 0%
B.) less than 1%
C.) Greater Than 50%
Get the Correct ANSWER
less than 1%
EXPLANATION: In a serious collision, there is a very small chance (less than half a percent of a chance) of your car catching on fire upon impact. It does not happen very often, but there is a chance it could happen. But being there is so many things like ( the fuel cut off switch, shuts off the fuel pump if you are in a crash and can't feed a fire) automatic ignation stop switches. Damage to the fuel tank would make it more possible for the car to catch on fire.
EXPLANATION: In a serious collision, there is a very small chance (less than half a percent of a chance) of your car catching on fire upon impact. It does not happen very often, but there is a chance it could happen. But being there is so many things like ( the fuel cut off switch, shuts off the fuel pump if you are in a crash and can't feed a fire) automatic ignation stop switches. Damage to the fuel tank would make it more possible for the car to catch on fire.
Question: 2. In a serious collision there is a ____ chance of your car catching on fire.
A.) 0%
B.) 0.04%
C.) greater than 50%
Get the Correct ANSWER
0.04%
Explanation: Some people think they might burn or drown in their car if they wear their seat belt. That's a rare thing. Your chances of being involved in a crash and your car catching on fire or landing in water is .04%. It's not going to happen!
Explanation: Some people think they might burn or drown in their car if they wear their seat belt. That's a rare thing. Your chances of being involved in a crash and your car catching on fire or landing in water is .04%. It's not going to happen!
Question: True or False: After suicides and murder, motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for 15- to 20-year-olds
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
FALSE
Question: ___________ are the leading cause of death for 15- to 20-year-olds
A.) Suicides
B.) Motor vehicle crashes
C.) Gunshot wounds
Get the Correct ANSWER
Motor vehicle crashes
Question: Motor vehicle crashes are ___________ for 15- to 20-year-olds
A.) the leading cause of death
B.) statistically low
C.) the reason insurance rates are so low
Get the Correct ANSWER
the leading cause of death
Question: Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for ___________-year-olds
A.) 15- to 20
B.) 20- to 30
C.) 25- to 35
Get the Correct ANSWER
15- to 20
Question: Motor vehicle crashes are the number_______cause of death for all persons age 6 to 33.
A.) two
B.) three
C.) four
D.) one
Get the Correct ANSWER
one
Question: Motor vehicle crashes are the number one cause of death for all persons age 6 to 33.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
TRUE
Question: ____% of all accident fatalities involve drivers 16-24 years of age.
A.) 29
B.) 30
C.) 10
D.) 24
E.) 14
Get the Correct ANSWER
24
Question: Traffic Collisions are the leading cause of death for all individuals of every age from 4 to 33 years of age.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
TRUE
Question: Statistically, the everyday motor vehicle is the number ___ cause of death among people ages 15-30 in the United States.
A.) one
B.) two
C.) three
D.) five
Get the Correct ANSWER
one
Question: Motor Vehicle Traffic Collisions are the leading cause of death of children in the United States.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
TRUE
Question: The chances of being involved in an auto collision once a year are __________
A.) 1 in 25.
B.) 1 in 100.
C.) 1 in 250.
Get the Correct ANSWER
1 in 25.
Question: Impaired drivers are responsible for the deaths of many pedestrians each year.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
TRUE
Question: The chances of your being involved in an auto collision, during your lifetime, in which someone is injured or killed are close to:
A.) 1 in 75
B.) 1 in 250
C.) 1 in 1,000
Get the Correct ANSWER
1 in 75
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