Segment 2 Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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What should you do to limit your risk during the first six moths of unsupervised driving?

A

You should avoid carrying passengers

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2
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What percentage of BAC is illegal to drive with in all 50 states?

A

.08 or higher

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3
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What is adjusting all vehicle controls for driving an example of?

A

A plan to prevent distractions

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4
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What is the most dangerous time for young drivers in Michigan?

A

2 - 5pm

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5
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What are some signs that you might be tired?

A

Yawning repeatedly or rubbing your eyes

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6
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After how many drinks does it affect your ability to drive?

A

One

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Who is responsible for operating a vehicle in a safe manner?

A

The driver

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8
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By what percentage does brain power decrease when a driver listens to someone talking?

A

40%

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9
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In Michigan, what percentage of young drivers are involved in fatal crashes while drinking?

A

6%

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10
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What’s affects your ability to drive safely?

A

Over-the-counter medications

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11
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What percentage does talking on the phone decrease your brain power by?

A

39%

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12
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What is rubbernecking?

A

When a driver continues to maintain eye contact with a crash scene after passing it

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13
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What age do you have to be in order to become a gift of life donor?

A

Any age

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14
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By what percentage does risk of a collision increase when talking on a cell phone while driving?

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400%

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15
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At what age is your brain fully developed?

A

25

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16
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What are common signs of a drinking driver?

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Straddling the center or lane markers, driving too slow, and drifting in the lane

17
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What is the best way to handle a distracting passenger?

A

Tell them to not distract you and to act responsibly

18
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When is the best time to address the distractions that can affect your driving?

A

Before driving begins

19
Q

What are examples of drowsy driving?

A

Difficulty focusing, frequent blinking or heavy eyelids

20
Q

Which gender has a higher percentage of fatal crashes?

21
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What is one affect of emotions on driving?

A

It can interfere with your ability to think

22
Q

How many points will you receive on your driving record if you are convicted of operating while intoxicated?

23
Q

What should you do if you encounter an aggressive driver?

A

You should avoid eye contact and remain calm

24
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What will one out of eight young drivers be involved in during the first three years of driving?

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What is an example of road rage?
Running someone down
26
By what percentage will 16 year old drivers be at risk for a fatal crash with three or more passengers present?
120%
27
What is the most dangerous way to learn about the effects of alcohol?
Experience
28
What percentage of young drivers have a fatal crash head on with another vehicle?
14%
29
What is distance impairment?
When a driver is unable to judge how far a stop sign is from them due to alcohol