Which of these are crash-site signs of drowsy drivers?*1 pointYawning and blinking frequentlyNo skid marks, driving alone, typically at nightEnergy drink and beer cans in the carDifficulty focusing and trouble keeping your head up

Driving excessively fast or slow, showing off while driving, or driving aggressively might indicate a driver ___________________.Is taking more risks, not managing risk, after drinking an alcoholic beverageIs a very adequate driverIs unsure of the surrounding streetsIs just learning to drive

__________ are all signs that a driver may be impaired.Traveling in the wrong lane, burnt taillights, and speedingTraveling in the wrong lane, making a left-hand turn, and failure to signalTraveling in the wrong lane, speeding, and expired license platesTraveling in the wrong lane, running stop lights, and weaving from side to side

If he __________________(fall) asleep while driving, he _____________________(crash) his car.

21.According to a recent study by The New England Journal of Medicine, the chances of having an accident _________ when a driver sips a drink.A. Increase 50%B. DoubleC. TripleD. Quadruple22.When driving at night or otherwise dark conditions, you should _____________.A. Turn on your vehicle's interior light(s)B. Use the Center Line as a guideC. Look to the left of oncoming vehiclesD. Create a greater space cushion between yourself and the automobile ahead of you23.Which of the following should you do when preparing for a long driving trip?A. Have your vehicle checked by a skilled mechanicB. Plan out all of your stopsC. Before you leave, check online or call 511 (a free call in Georgia) to find out if there are any traffic delays on your planned routeD. All of the above24.A highly-effective method of reducing or relieving the anger you may feel towards another motorist who does something foolish is to _________________.A. Sound your hornB. Lightly pound the steering wheelC. Get their license plate number and call the policeD. Breathe deeply from your diaphragm25.A good remedy to overcome fatigue in order to drive safely is to _____________.A. Turn off your car's radio and/or CD player so you can focus solely on your drivingB. Splash cold water on your faceC. Drink an energy beverageD. Sleep26.According to Georgia law, prior to turning left or right, a driver __________ give “a continuous turn signal for an adequate distance to alert other drivers.”A. MustB. Must NotC. May27.____________ 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 AssessmentD. Risk Compensation28.Not only can an illness impair your ability to drive safely, _______________ medications can do so as well.A. PrescriptionB. Over-the-CounterC. Both prescription & over-the-counterD. Adult29.TRUE or FALSE? It's a good idea to stop close enough to a corner, driveway, or “No Parking” zone so that other vehicles will be discouraged from parking in front of you which could limit the space you need to pull out when you leave.A. Always TrueB. True, so long as you do not park in a restricted area (i.e.--too close to a driveway or corner, in a crosswalk, etc.)C. Always FalseD. False, with an exception being if is a truck or other large vehicle parked directly behind you.30.After taking the Road Test you ______.A. Are NOT permitted to ask the examiner any questions about your performance/resultsB. May speak with the examiner about your scoreC. May immediately retake the test if you did not passD. None of the above31.When you approach an intersection with a solid red light, you should come to a complete stop and _____________.A. Wait until the light turns green or a traffic officer instructs you to moveB. Proceed when it is safe to do soC. Turn around (you may not proceed through this intersection)D. None of the above32.What is a "target area"?A. The area illuminated by your vehicle's headlightsB. The speed which you are trying to reach (either by accelerating or decelerating)C. An empty parking space in a shopping center parking lotD. The next area towards which you intend to drive your vehicle33.Car control devices include the following ____________.A. The lightsB. The brake pedalC. The radio volume knobD. A and B onlyE. B and C only34.What are "No Zones?"A. Areas where driving above the speed limit will result in stiffer penalties than in other areasB. The large blind zones on both sides of a large semi-truckC. Areas where only pedestrians and bicycles are permitted (no motor vehicles allowed)D. Special areas which are closed to traffic at certain times (usually during night hours)35.TRUE or FALSE? You may pass a vehicle ahead which is stopped at a crosswalk provided visibility is good and you do so carefully.A. TrueB. False36.In Georgia, a minor (under 21) is considered to be driving under the influence if their BAC level is _______________.A. Anywhere above 0.00%B. 0.02% and aboveC. 0.04% and aboveD. 0.08% and above37.When you are about to enter your vehicle which is parked on a curb, it is safer to enter your vehicle from the side of your vehicle closest to the curb and climb over the driver console to get to the driver's seat.A. TrueB. False38.If you are driving in rainy conditions you should slow down __________.A. When the rain is coming down at a continuously steady paceB. When the rain becomes a downpourC. When you see lightning or hear thunderD. At the very first sign of rain on the road39.Your vehicle's __________ tells you how many miles your vehicle has driven.A. VelocimeterB. SpeedometerC. TachnometerD. Odometer40.Poor decisions can result in an accident. They are usually the result of _____________.A. Not being aware of the lawB. Knowing the law, but choosing to ignore itC. Taking unnecessary risksD. All of the above

Where do crashes related to fatigue tend to happen more frequently?Select one:a. Citiesb. Bridgesc. Tunnelsd. Rural roads and highways