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1 Over 80% of young driver fatal crashes in Michigan occurred during ___ conditions. Fair weather
2 Don't respond, don't engage, and choose the road less traveled are all parts of: A formula for dealing with distracted drivers.
3 You are driving on a two-lane road. An oncoming driver drifts into your lane and is headed straight for you. Which is a good rule to remember? You can almost always turn to miss an obstacle more quickly than you can stop.
4 What do most people confronted with negative peer pressure often find it most difficult to do? Say no without the fear of hurting others.
5 Nationally, almost ___ percent of all vehicle crash fatalities involve alcohol use by one driver. 40%.
6 The percentage of a young male drivers involved in a fatal crash in Michigan is ___ young female drivers. Higher than.
7 Seventy-five percent pf young driver fatal crashes in Michigan were on a section of roadway where: No traffic control was in effect.
8 ___ changes a vehicle's momentum. Impulse.
9 The most dangerous time period for young driver fatal crashes in Michigan is: 2pm-5pm.
10 Brain power associated with driving ___ when a driver listens to someone talking. Decreases by 40%.
11 If you double the speed of your vehicle, the kinetic energy will be ___ times greater. 4.
12 ___ zones in a vehicle help reduce the force of a crash into a solid barrier or object. Crumple.
13 If an oncoming driver crosses into your path of travel. the space that is usually available to move your vehicle is: Right of your vehicle.
14 One out of ___ 16 year old drivers will have a serious crash before reaching his or hers 17th birthday. 9.
15 Every driver enters into a driving situation with varying amounts of ___ which can negatively influence aggressive driving. Self-imposed anxieties.
16 The best time to address distraction that can affect driving is: Before driving begins.
17 Each year in Michigan almost ___ young drivers are involved in a vehicle crash 35,000.
18 Research indicates that a young drivers brain is not fully developed until ___. 25.
19 To limit your risk during the first six months of unsupervised driving, you should avoid: Carrying Passengers.
20 In fatal crashes involving young novice drivers, the majority of those killed are: Passengers in the young drivers vehicle.
21 The largest single category of error for young drivers that leads to a crash is: Improper visual search.
22 Drivers who use cell phones are ___ to be involved in a crash than drivers who are not using cell phones. Four times more likely.
23 Which of the following is NOT a principle of controlling the consequences of a vehicle crash? Hit and approaching vehicle rather than a stationary obejct.
24 Rubbernecking is at term used to describe a driver who is maintaining eye contact: With a crash scene even after passing it.
25 The ne vehicle safety technology call ESP stands for: Electronic Stability Program
26 To avoid a collision with a vehicle coming towards you at a right angle, you should: Brake or accelerate quickly
27 The vast majority of a young driver fatal crashes in Michigan occur during __ weather conditions where the roadway was ___. Fair and Dry.
28 ___ triggers anger that can lead to road rage. Unintentional mistakes of other drivers.
29 ___ are the most dangerous roadways for young drivers. Country Roads
30 What are the 3 degrees of aggressive driving behavior? Rush in, Total Aggression, and Violence.
31 The majority of Michigan's young driver fatal crashes occur on roadways where the speed limit was: 55
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