The three leading causes of fatal collisions are__________________.Failing to maintain lane position, speeding, and impaired drivingSpeeding, impaired driving, and the weather conditionsFailing to maintain lane position, speeding, and inexperienced driversImpaired drivers, weather conditions, and weaving in and out of your lane

1._________ is the primary factor in about 28% of fatal and injury collisions.A. Driving under the influence of drugs (including alcohol)B. SpeedC. RubberneckingD. Disregarding traffic signals at intersections2.You should give yourself a ________ gap when following a motorcycle or large truck, when driving at a high speed, when visibility is poor, road conditions are less-than-perfect, or when there are a large number of pedestrians in the vicinity.A. 2-secondB. 3-secondC. 4-secondD. 5-second3.The following safety item helps protect drivers and passengers from getting a whiplash:A. Seat BeltsB. Head RestraintsC. Air BagsD. All of the above4.In Georgia, a child taller than ________ is not required to use a child safety seat, regardless of their age.A. 4 ft., 5 inchesB. 4 ft., 9 inchesC. 4 ft., 11 inchesD. 5 ft., 2 inches5.Risk Acceptance may require you to make a decision, such as _____________.A. Giving a warningB. Shifting your position on the roadC. Altering your direction of travelD. Increasing or decreasing your speedE. Any one (or more) of the above6.____________ is the process of identifying situations and actions that can result in high risks, and knowing what the consequences may beA. Risk AnalysisB. Risk AcceptanceC. Risk DeductionD. Risk AssessmentE. Risk Compensation7.To avoid having to take your eyes off the road while you are driving, it's a good idea to ____________________.A. Have money needed for tolls already out and in an easily accessible place before you start drivingB. Pull over and park your vehicle if you need to review your map and/or directionsC. Have a passenger navigate while you driveD. All of the above8.In Georgia, children who have not reached their _____ birthday must be secured in an approved child safety restraint seat (unless they meet a minimum height requirement).A. 5thB. 6thC. 7thD. 8th9.Poor decisions can result in an accident. They are usually the result of _____________.A. Not knowing the lawB. Knowing the law, but choosing to ignore itC. Taking unnecessary risksD. All of the above10.If your seat belt is uncomfortable, you should ________________.A. Not use itB. Purchase a covering for itC. Both A and BD. Neither A nor B

Motor vehicle collisions are the leading cause of death for Canadians between the ages of _____ years old.

What is a major cause of collisions with trains?*1 pointA. Trains traveling too slowly.B. Drivers misjudge the speed/distance of the train.C. Trains turning in front of oncoming traffic.D. Trains not yielding the right-of-way.

1.If you are on a collision course with an animal on the road, the Georgia DDS recommends ___________ to avoid hitting the animal.A. SwervingB. Against Swerving2.Vehicles may not drive in a bike lane __________________.A. Unless they are driving below the speed limitB. Unless they are turning right at a corner or into a driveway entranceC. Unless they are passing another vehicleD. Ever3.Most accidents involving a bicycle and a motor vehicle occur _______________.A. In wet weatherB. During nighttime hoursC. In the daytime on dry, straight roadsD. At or near curves4.You are turning right at a solid, round green light and pedestrians who are crossing the street you are turning into have a "Walk" sign. Who has the right of way?A. You do, because you have the green lightB. The pedestrians do, because they have a Walk signC. Neither has the right of wayD. The vehicles has the right-of-way if there are fewer than three pedestrians crossing the street; if there's three or more, the pedestrians have the right-of-way5.Other than people walking their pets, animals maybe in and around roadways because _________________.A. One may have escaped from a nearby zooB. Animals are sometimes used for transportation or for providing the power to move a vehicleC. Wild animals may sometimes dash across the roadD. All of the above6.Over 60% of collisions caused between vehicles and motorcycles were caused by __________.A. The vehicle operatorB. The motorcycle operatorC. Poor visibility conditionsD. None of the above7.One common mistake many bicyclists make which you as a motor vehicle driver must watch out for is ________________.A. Not wearing a helmetB. Driving with a flat tireC. Not using appropriate hand signals to indicate a turn8.When an emergency vehicle is approaching with its sirens on and/or its lights flashing, you must ___________________.A. Slow down and move to the right shoulder (or as far right as possible)B. Slow down and move as close to the center of the road as possibleC. Stop immediately, even if you are in an intersectionD. Follow the emergency vehicle to see if you can help9.What are "No Zones?"A. Areas where only pedestrians and bicycles are permitted (no motor vehicles allowed)B. Special areas which are closed to traffic at certain times (usually during night hours)C. The large blind zones on both sides of a large semi-truckD. Areas where driving above the speed limit will result in stiffer penalties than in other areas10.When passing a horse or a horse-drawn vehicle, you should ______________.A. Pass on the rightB. Drive slowly and do not make any sudden moves with your vehicleC. Drive quickly so you can complete the maneuver before the horse becomes frightened and/or nervousD. None of the above--for safety reasons, it is against the law to pass either a horse or horse-driven vehicle

Propose two reasons for the decrease in road fatalities in the graph shown below.