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Segment 2 drivers training Flashcards

1
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At what age can you become an organ donor?

A

Any age

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2
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Risk is the chance of…..

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Death, injury/damage, or loss

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3
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What percent of 16-17-year-old drivers were in a crash during 1st three years of driving?

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10%

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4
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When is the most dangerous time of day for young driver fatal crash three hour time period?

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2-5 pm

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5
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What are the most hazardous days to drive?

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Friday, Saturday, and Sunday

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6
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What month has the most fatalities?

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June

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7
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What speed limit is the largest killer?

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55 mph

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8
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What kind of road does the most fatality happen on?

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Rural roads (city streets)

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Most of the fatality happens on rural roads with no…

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Traffic control

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10
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Young driver fatal crash when making what turn?

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Left turns

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11
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What percentage increases the risk of death per mile with one young passenger?

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44%

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12
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How many times more likely is it to perform an illegal maneuver with other teens in the car?

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6x more

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13
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How do you decrease distractions of passengers in the car?

A

Take less passengers

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14
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Who is more likely to cause a crash by distracting a young driver?

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Other young passengers

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15
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What percent of young drivers have fatal crashes at 10 years or older?

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74.5%

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16
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What percent of young drivers have fatal crashes at 15 years or old?

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35.8%

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17
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What type/size of car is recommended?

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Midsize or large cars

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18
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How well the vehicle protects occupants in a crash, is something you should research before buying a car.

A

Crashworthiness

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19
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What percent of crashes is involved with two or more vehicles?

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62.8%

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20
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What percent of crashes are head-on with another vehicle?

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17.5%

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21
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What percent of fair weather conditions fatal crashes with young drivers?

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79.6%

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22
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What percent of dry road conditions fatal crashes with young drivers?

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70.1%

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23
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What percent of wet road conditions fatal crashes with young drivers?

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13.9%

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24
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Which gender is more likely to be in a crash?

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Male

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25
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What percent of people ejected die from injuries?

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75%

26
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What percent of people are more likely to be thrown from a vehicle vs seatbelt use?

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30%

27
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What does MIP stand for?

A

Minor in possession

28
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What does PBT stand for?

A

Preliminary breath test

29
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How many points are put on your license for refusing a PBT?

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2 points

30
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What are some distractions in the car?

A

Passengers, friends, food, siblings, loud noises, phones, scenery, animals, pets, beverages, and pedestrians.

31
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How many times more likely to be in a crash if your texting?

A

23x

32
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How long can a mental distraction linger?

A

27 seconds

33
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How many years does a new driver’s brain take to develop?

A

5 years

34
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What does fatigue mean?

A

Tired

35
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Warning signs of fatigue?

A

Yawning, nodding off, lack of sleep

36
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What are decisions based on?

A

Emotions

37
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What can emotions do?

A

They can create mental distractions and affect your ability to think and distract you while your driving.

38
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What does an aggressive driver look like?

A

They exceed speed limits, change lanes, follow close (tailgate).

39
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What do you do when someone is driving aggressively?

A

Get out of their way and don’t look at them

40
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What can you miss if your fatigued?

A

You may miss critical information, signs, signals, or sounds.

41
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What can driving at night decrease?

A

It can decrease your ability to see colors and contrast reducing your visibility.

42
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What too types of drivers can look the same?

A

Drunk and distracted

43
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What do 80% of drivers have?

A

Road rage

44
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What an aggressive driving lead to?

A

Road rage

45
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What are 2 aspects of being drowsy when driving?

A

Circadian Rhythm and highway hypnosis

46
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How many crashes are caused by drowsy driving?

A

90,000 crashes

47
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What should you do to your phone when your driving?

A

Put it on “do not disturb” or tell someone your driving so they don’t contact you.

48
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What is the percentage of friends/siblings being distracting to the driver?

A

40%

49
Q

What happens when a driver listens to someone talk for a while?

A

Brain power decreases

50
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What is a good thing to do when you see a distracted driver?

A

Give more space on the road between you and the other driver.

51
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What does it mean to rubberneck?

A

Looking at something longer than you should even when passing.

52
Q

How much more likely are you to crash if you are using a phone?

A

4x

53
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What do you do if you have been drinking?

A

Never drive yourself home, have a friend drive you home, or stay put.

54
Q

When the effects of two or more drugs are amplified when they are administered.

A

Synergistic effect

55
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What can prescription or over-the-counter medication cause?

A

Drowsiness and reduce alertness

56
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When someone is drinking, how much more likely is it for you to be in a crash?

A

40x

57
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Who many people are killed are year by drunk drivers?

A

10,000

58
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What test do the cops make you take when your are drunk?

A

Standardized field soberity test

59
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What can drugs do?

A

They can put you in a real or imagined mental state.

60
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What is the absorbtion rate for drugs?

A

10-30 minutes

61
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When do drugs wear off?

A

2-5 hours

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