Distracted Driving and Seat Belt Safety Exam

What is an example of a visual distraction?

• noticing a dancing Little Caesar's sign holder

• jamming to a country song on the radio

• holding a Big Mac while driving

• arguing with your passenger about politics

What is an example of an auditory distraction?

• noticing a dancing Little Caesar's sign holder

• jamming to a country song on the radio

• holding a Big Mac while driving

• arguing with your passenger about politics

What is an example of a biomechanical distraction?

• noticing a dancing Little Caesar's sign holder

• jamming to a country song on the radio

• holding a Big Mac while driving

• arguing with your passenger about politics

What is an example of a cognitive distraction?

• noticing a dancing Little Caesar's sign holder

• jamming to a country song on the radio

• holding a Big Mac while driving

• arguing with your passenger about politics

What is considered the most dangerous distraction while driving, since it includes all categories of distraction?

• texting

• singing

• hands free phone call

• eating

How far do you typically travel sending a 5 second text going 55 MPH?

• length of a basketball court

• length of a football field

• length of a swimming pool

• length of a short driveway

What is NOT a way to prevent distracted driving?

• Switch drivers if not focused

• Avoid emotional conversations

• Turn your phone off

• Don't worry about it.

What is known as an object's tendency to keep moving, unless an outside force stops it?

• Gravity

• Inertia

• Power

• Speed

Without a seat belt, what part of your body is vulnerable to slamming off the windshield and dash after a collision?

• Head

• Elbows

• Thighs

• Legs

Rather than your head, a seat belt spreads the stopping force to what part of your body?

• Legs

• Torso

• Rear

• Shoulders