Distracted Driving-Texting and Driving

Who is Dr. Bill Van Tassel?

• A manager of driver training programs for Triple A

• A professional race car driver

• A high school teacher

• A software developer

What was the purpose of the test conducted by Triple A?

• To test drivers' ability to navigate a closed course

• To test the speed of different cars

• To test drivers' ability to text and drive

• To test the durability of traffic cones

How did the drivers perform while texting and driving?

• They drove smoothly and kept a consistent speed

• They had trouble keeping the car in the lane and drove in a jerky manner

• They completed the course without any errors

• They improved their driving skills significantly

What did the drivers think of the challenge after attempting it?

• It was exactly as they expected

• It was easier than they expected

• It was more difficult than they imagined

• They thought it was a fun game

What is the main message Triple A wants to convey about texting and driving?

• It is not as dangerous as people think

• It is only dangerous for inexperienced drivers

• It is a skill that drivers can improve with practice

• It is a hazard for all motorists and should be avoided

What does Triple A suggest is the most important thing when you're behind the wheel?

• Listening to music to stay alert

• Driving safely and avoiding distractions

• Maintaining a high speed

• Keeping the car in the right lane

According to the text, what do you need to do to avoid distraction while driving?

• Use a more advanced car

• Apply common sense and a little planning

• Ignore all traffic rules

• Have a co-pilot to manage texts and calls