ADAP

Georgia, persons under 21 years of age are presumed to be driving under the influence of alcohol if they are operating a motor

vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of ______ or greater.

• A. .02

• B. .002

• C. .0002

• D. None of the above

TADRA is an acronym for Georgia’s ______.

• A. Teens Against Driving Recklessly and Aggressively

• B. Teenage and Adult Driver Responsibility Act

• C. Troubled Adult Driver Rehabilitation Association

• D. None of the above

The fatal crash rate of teenage drivers 16 years of age is four times higher at night.

• A. True

• B. False

Pursuant to Senate Bill 226 (“Joshua’s Law”), in order to obtain a Provisional License (Class D) at 16 years of age, proof of having

completed an approved driver training course consisting of at least ______ hours of theoretical instruction (classroom or virtual) and _______ hours of practical behind‐the‐wheel instruction (instructor or parent taught) is required.

• A. 40; 10

• B. 30; 10

• C. 40; 6

• D. 30; 6

In Georgia, your Provisional License (Class D) can be suspended for _________.

• A. hit and run or leaving the scene of a crash

• B. reckless driving

• C. underage possession of alcohol while operating a motor vehicle

• D. all the above

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, _________ are the leading cause of death for U.S. teens.

• A. motor vehicle crashes

• B. drug overdoses

• C. suicides

• D. all the above

Speeding increases the distance needed to be able to stop the car and limits reaction time needed to avoid a potential collision.

• A. True

• B. False

The presence of peer passengers in the vehicle has no effect on a teen driver’s crash risk.

• A. True

• B. False

During the first ______ months following issuance of a Provisional License (Class D), only immediate family members may ride in the vehicle.

• A. 12

• B. 9

• C. 6

• D. 3

____________ is used by young people in the United States more often than tobacco.

• A. Alcohol

• B. Over-the-Counter Drugs

• C. Prescription Drugs

• D. Illicit Drugs