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ATDC Defensive Driving Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main cause of accidents according to the Defensive Driving Awareness talk?

a)

Poor road conditions

b)

Human error

c)

Bad weather

d)

Bad Mood

2.

What is the difference between safety driving and defensive driving?

a)

Safety driving focuses on high skill, while defensive driving is anticipative

b)

Safety driving avoids accidents, while defensive driving speeds up

c)

Defensive driving is for professional drivers, while safety driving is for everyone

d)

Defensive driving is only applicable in emergencies

3.

What are the “4A’s” of safe driving behaviour?

a)

Attention, Action, Aggression, Anticipation

b)

Alertness, Aggressiveness, Action, Awareness

c)

Anticipation, Awareness, Accuracy, Alertness

d)

Alertness, Awareness, Attitude, Anticipation

4.

How often should you check your rearview mirrors to maintain awareness?

a)

Every 30 seconds

b)

Every 1 minute

c)

Every 2 seconds

d)

Every 5-8 seconds

5.

What is the recommended safe following distance for a large vehicle?

a)

1 second

b)

2-3 seconds

c)

5-8 seconds

d)

10 seconds

6.

What is the purpose of constantly moving your eyes while driving?

a)

To avoid eye fatigue

b)

To keep an overall view of your surroundings

c)

To check your speed frequently

7.

Which of the following is considered a hazard while driving?

a)

Clear roads

b)

A well-maintained vehicle

c)

Wet road conditions

d)

Properly working traffic lights

8.

What is a “blind spot”?

a)

An area in the car with no windows

b)

A part of the road the driver cannot see using mirrors

c)

A street with poor lighting

d)

A sudden change in road conditions

9.

What is the recommended action to avoid blind spots while driving?

a)

Use only your mirrors

b)

Ignore them and proceed

c)

Turn your head to perform a shoulder check

d)

Keep driving straight without changing lanes

10.

How does speed influence the risk of accidents?

a)

The faster you drive, the safer you are

b)

Speed has no effect on accident risk

c)

Driving slower than the speed limit increases accidents

d)

Speed increases the likelihood and severity of a crash