Drive Right Chapter 6 and 8

A person who is influenced by a strong emotion

• should always drive alone

• should always drive with a passenger

• should not drive until the emotion is under control

When a strong emotion affects you, your chances of making a mistake

• do not change

• increase

• decrease

The emotion that occurs more often to more drivers is

• fear

• anger

• anxiety

An emotional event not related to driving

• can affect your driving task

• can be easily controlled

• never affects your driving task

While driving a vehicle, the driver must be the leader of those in the vehicle because

• all people in the vehicle are equally responsible for safety

• passengers exert to influence over the driver

• the driver is responsible for the safety of the passengers

Assume the driver of the vehicle you are riding in is acting recklessly and does not respond to your intervention. You may have to

• encourage the driver to let someone else drive

• ignore your anxiety

• embarrass the driver into acting safer

Other roadway users can increase or decrease

• levels of risk for just them

• their risks by assuming risks of others

• your chances of having a collision

The ability to see things clearly is

• visual acuity

• depth perception

• field of vision

Most people have a field of vision of

• about 180 degrees

• less than 90 degrees

• more than 210 degrees

Night blindness means a driver

• cannot see clearly without high-beam headlights

• cannot see well when driving at night

• can only drive during the night