Driver's Ed Chapter 1.4

What is the main purpose of a graduated driver licensing program?

• To ensure young drivers progress through a series of licensing stages safely

• To allow young drivers to drive without supervision

• To reduce the number of driving tests required

• To eliminate the need for driver education courses

Which stage of the graduated driver licensing program requires the learner to drive under restrictions such as limited night driving?

• Learner's Permit Stage

• Intermediate License Stage

• Full-Privilege License Stage

• Advanced Driver Education Stage

What must a learner do to graduate to the Full-Privilege License Stage?

• Complete the intermediate stage violation-free and collision-free

• Pass an advanced driver education course

• Hold the learner's permit for a minimum period

• Complete a minimum number of practice driving hours

In which countries have graduated driver licensing programs demonstrated their worth?

• New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and the United States

• United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Italy

• China, Japan, South Korea, and India

• Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and Chile

What is a key concept emphasized in a quality driver education program?

• Driving is a mental decision-making process

• Driving is primarily a physical skill

• Driving requires minimal supervision

• Driving is best learned through trial and error

Your driving will be greatly influenced by your attitude.

• Your driving is solely determined by the weather.
• Attitude has no impact on driving performance.
• Driving skills are unrelated to personal mindset.
• True!