Unit 12 Test Review

What are some effects of fatigue?

• Takes longer to process information

• Impairs your senses and abilities

• Impairs reaction time, judgment and vision

• All are Effects

Driving drowsy is an increasing problem. Drivers are more likely to become drowsy:

• On high-speed, long, boring rural highways

• On low-speed city streets

• If they take several rest stops

• If they drive a short distance

Emotions may affect a driver’s ability to drive safely by:

• Creating mental distractions

• Increasing risk taking

• Creating a lack of concentration

• All are Correct

When a driver is feeling fatigued what should s/he do?

• Play the radio loudly

• Take a nap

• Alternate speed up and down

• Open the windows

What type of driver is least at-risk for drowsy driving?

• A young driver

• A shift worker

• A driver with a passenger

• A commercial driver

You can identify aggressive drivers by:

• Their increased risk-taking

• The color of their car

• The passengers in their car

“Road Rage” means a driver loses control of his/her emotions and attempts to harm another driver. How should you handle a situation of “road rage”?

• Avoid these drivers if possible

• Stay in your car and lock the doors

• Leave the area if possible

• All are Correct

What are some effects of emotions?

• Interfere with your ability to think

• Make you a better driver

• Decrease risk taking

• Helps you process information quicker

What is a driver error that may cause a negative reaction by other drivers?

• Letting another driver into a lane

• Moving over to the right lane

• Cruising in passing lanes

• Maintaining speed

What can a driver do to reduce stress while driving?

• Drive during heavy rush hour traffic

• Leave early to allow plenty of time

• Talk on the phone while driving

• Drive 5 mph above the posted speed limit