by BlastRoom
Why teenage drivers crash, what the law requires, and how the risks are cut.
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While driving, Sam reads and answers a text message. What three parts of driving does texting take away at once?
A driver looks at a billboard instead of the road ahead. What kind of distraction is this?
Keeping eyes on the road, Jordan reaches down to pick up a dropped phone and takes a hand off the wheel. What kind of distraction is this?
Ava keeps her eyes on the road and both hands on the wheel, but her mind is focused on an argument from school. What kind of distraction is this?
At a red light, a driver applies makeup and checks the mirror before traffic begins moving. Which combination of distraction is involved?
While moving in traffic, Luis takes one hand from the wheel to adjust the radio controls. Which kind of distraction is described?
After drinking alcohol, a driver notices a ball roll into the street but presses the brake later than expected. Which effect of alcohol explains this?
A driver who has been drinking repeatedly overcorrects the steering wheel and swerves within the lane. Which effect is most likely involved?
After drinking, Noor insists on driving even though a sober ride is available. Which driving skill is alcohol impairing?
An alcohol-impaired driver fumbles the gear shift and has trouble moving smoothly between the gas and brake pedals. Which effect most directly causes this problem?
After drinking, a driver struggles to focus on traffic signals and judge where other vehicles are moving. Which effect is occurring?
A driver with alcohol in the bloodstream misses a changing signal while trying to follow several traffic events. Which effect is most likely?
After sleeping only four hours, a driver yawns repeatedly and drifts toward the rumble strip. What is the safest countermeasure?
Before a long drive, Priya takes medicine labeled as causing drowsiness. What should Priya do to cut the crash risk?
A driver is tailgating and trying to provoke Maya after passing her. What should Maya do?
After being cut off, Eli feels angry and wants to follow the other car to argue. What countermeasure best prevents aggressive driving?
On a late-night trip, a driver cannot remember the last few miles and keeps blinking heavily. What should the group do?
In the learner stage of graduated licensing, what restriction helps a new driver gain experience?
What is a common learner-stage requirement before a teen can apply for an intermediate license?
At the intermediate stage of graduated licensing, which passenger restriction is common?
What nighttime restriction commonly applies to an intermediate license?
Many states limit teen passengers and late-night driving for drivers with an intermediate license. Why do these limits exist?
At the full-license stage of graduated licensing, what usually changes after a driver meets all requirements?
A teen has completed supervised practice and receives an intermediate license, not a full license. What driving privilege is typically added?
A state seat-belt law applies to every vehicle occupant. Maya rides in the back seat. What must Maya do?
On a two-block ride, a passenger says a belt is unnecessary because the trip is short. What does an all-occupant belt requirement mean?
A passenger has a lap-and-shoulder belt but puts the shoulder belt behind the back. What does proper belt use require?
A back-seat passenger wears a belt so loosely that it hangs away from the body. What is required for proper restraint use?
During a sudden stop, an unbelted passenger keeps moving forward because the body does not stop as quickly as the car. What should the passenger do before travel?
A rear passenger removes the belt while the car is still moving because the driver says the destination is close. What does an all-occupant belt law require?
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