Driver's Ed Chapter 8
it is perfect safe to eat while driving
under no circumstances
when driving when should u adjust your seat and mirrors
when stopped before entering traffic
is talking on a cellphone and driving always a distraction
yes
an example of a visual distraction
a parade in a nearby park
distracted driving is caused by
a specific event that takes the driver's focus off the driving task
what could become a projectile
an air freshener, a tissue box, and a pair of sunglasses (anything not restrained)
example of an inside the vehicle distraction
an unrestrained dog in the back seat
a loud explosion is an example of what kind of distraction
auditory
a driver who gawks and rubbernecks
becomes a distraction to other drivers
how can passengers not distract drivers
by sitting quietly
animals outside the vehicle
can be distractions whether or not the enter the path of travel
excessively loud car sound systems
can make it hard to hear other vehicles and can create auditory distractions for other drivers
within a few minutes after a large fire has been identified traffic in the area becomes
chaotic and congested
a stuffed animal on the rear ledge window
could become a hazard to the driver or passengers
fatigue can be a cause of
driver inattention
do drivers have more control over inside the vehicle distractions or outside the vehicle ones
inside the vehicle ones
drinking a soft drink while driving
is a biomechanical distraction
compared to experience old drivers younger drivers are
more likely to be distracted by passengers
when leaving a stadium parking lot after a major sporting event you should
pay attention to the surrounding traffic and pa attention to surrounding pedestrians who may create conflicts in your path of travel
example of a biomechanical distraction
reaching for a soft drink
traffic backlogs caused by gawking are a major cause of
read end collisions
gawking takes place when a person
stares
if you notice a fragile bee in the car while driving you should
stay calm, look for a safe spot to pull over
an example of a cognitive distraction is
talking to a passenger
electronic traffic info signs are often placed close to the road
to reduce the distance you need to move your eyes to read the message