1). when you drive at 55mph, ur clear side vision area is
a. not affected
b. 2ce as wide as when u drive at 20mph.
c. less than half as wide as when you drive at 20 mph.
d. increased to more than 180.
2). an example of a cognitive distraction is
a). talking to a passenger
b). picking up a cell phone.
c). a fireworks display ahead
d). taking a sip of scalding hot coffee.
3). a stuffed animal on the rear window ledge
a). is fine, as long as its soft.
b. is fine as long as its small.
c). could become a hazard to the driver or passengers.
d). is fine, as long as it has no sharp edges.
4). which kind of distraction do driver have more control over: outside-the-vehicle distractions or inside-the-vehicle distractions?
a). outside the vehicle distractions
b). inside the vehicle distractions
c). Drivers have an equal amount of control over both.
d). Drivers have no control over either.
5. animals outside the vehicle
a. are distractions only if they enter the path of travel.
b. are never distractions.
c. are distractions only if they are very big or very unusual.
d. can be distractions even if they never enter the path of travel.
6. within a few mins after a large fire has been identified, traffic in the area becomes
a. tranquil
b. accelerated
c. chaotic and congested.
d. nonexistent
a. not affected
b. 2ce as wide as when u drive at 20mph.
c. less than half as wide as when you drive at 20 mph.
d. increased to more than 180.
2). an example of a cognitive distraction is
a). talking to a passenger
b). picking up a cell phone.
c). a fireworks display ahead
d). taking a sip of scalding hot coffee.
3). a stuffed animal on the rear window ledge
a). is fine, as long as its soft.
b. is fine as long as its small.
c). could become a hazard to the driver or passengers.
d). is fine, as long as it has no sharp edges.
4). which kind of distraction do driver have more control over: outside-the-vehicle distractions or inside-the-vehicle distractions?
a). outside the vehicle distractions
b). inside the vehicle distractions
c). Drivers have an equal amount of control over both.
d). Drivers have no control over either.
5. animals outside the vehicle
a. are distractions only if they enter the path of travel.
b. are never distractions.
c. are distractions only if they are very big or very unusual.
d. can be distractions even if they never enter the path of travel.
6. within a few mins after a large fire has been identified, traffic in the area becomes
a. tranquil
b. accelerated
c. chaotic and congested.
d. nonexistent