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WorksheetsEXAM 3 REVIEW
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which of the following are considered to be vulnerable road users?
Pedestrians
Motorcyclists
Bicyclists
All of the above
In crashes involving a passenger vehicle and a motorcycle, the motorcyclist is usually at fault.
True
False
Which of the following statements is true regarding sharing the road with large trucks?
Large trucks stop in less distance than other vehicles.
Large trucks have multiple mirror blind zones around them.
Drivers of large trucks typically are unmotivated to reach their destinations safely.
Large trucks can turn left and right tightly using little space.
Driving courtesy is important as you share the road with:
Drivers in funeral processions
Vulnerable road users
Farm machinery operators
All of the above
Drivers of passenger vehicles are at significant risk of serious injury and death when colliding with:
Trains
Bicyclists
Domestic animals
Skateboarders
By design, intersections are risky because:
Traffic signals might not always work.
Drivers pay close attention to other road users.
Vehicles cross one another’s paths of travel at various angles.
Pedestrians typically cross roads and streets quick
Intersection types include:
Open and closed
Warning and regulatory
Line of sight and path of travel
Controlled and uncontrolled
Successfully navigating intersections involves:
Identifying intersections well in advance of reaching them
Managing speed appropriately
Adjusting position as necessary
All of the above
An important difference between expressways and freeways is that expressways feature intersections, whereas freeways use:
Interchanges
Medians
Rumble strips
Green guide signs
Three main parts of freeway driving are:
Signaling, turning, stopping
Distraction, fatigue, emotion
Getting on, driving on, getting off
Shifting, backing, idling
People who are driving while affected by marijuana will:
Still be capable of driving safely
Tend to concentrate on one thing at a time while driving
Be more relaxed and drive better
See better at night
Combining one or more drugs can cause a synergistic effect on your body, meaning:
The combined effect is greater than the sum of the two effects separately
The drugs cancel out each other’s effects
The first drug taken will be the only drug that has any effect on you
The last drug taken will be the only drug that has any effect on you
A driver can legally drive after consuming marijuana:
In states where recreational marijuana is legal
If the driver has an authorized medical marijuana card
If the marijuana is consumed by eating edibles instead of smoked
None of the above
Who is ultimately responsible for preventing you from driving after consuming drugs that can affect your driving abilities?
Your doctor
Your pharmacist
You, the driver
The police
Prescription medicines and over-the-counter drugs can reduce your ability to drive safely by:
Reducing your ability to perform complex tasks
Reducing your level of alertness
Causing drowsiness
All of the above
The three categories of distractions include visual, manual, and .
Synergistic
Mental
Complex
Compound
How can being distracted affect the core skills needed to drive safely?
Slowed perception
Delayed decision-making
Improper action
All of the above
After using voice commands on vehicles and phones to make a call, send a text or change the music, mental distractions can last up to seconds.
2
12
18
27
The most effective way to prevent becoming distracted by a cell phone while driving is:
Put your cell phone on silent
Do not engage in emotional conversations while driving
Turn on your phone’s Do Not Disturb mode
Keep your conversations short
If you encounter a suspected distracted driver, your first step should be to:
Put more space between you and that driver
Safely come to a stop
Obtain information about the vehicle: type, make, model, color, and license plate number
Call 9-1-1
According to research, approximately how many drivers who crashed after falling asleep did not detect any signs of drowsiness before crashing?
One-fourth
One-half
Three-fourths
All drivers who crashed
Most people experience energy dips between approximately midnight and 6am, and again from approximately , during which they are more likely to fall asleep while driving.
9am to 11am
Noon to 2pm
2pm to 4pm
5pm to 7pm
People ages 12 to 18 need between hours of sleep each day.
7 and 8
8 and 8 ½
8 ½ and 9
9 and 9 ½
occurs when a driver uses a vehicle or some other object to threaten or cause harm to another road user as a result of a traffic incident.
Aggressive driving
Circadian rhythm
Road rage
Microsleep
is an effective way to remain awake when drowsy behind the wheel.
Playing the radio at high volume
Chewing gum
Opening the windows
None of the above
