Distracted Driving Quiz Test your knowledge on distracted driving and stay safe on the road! See if you can answer all 11 questions correctly alina90 published on October 21, 20230 responses 0 « Previous Next » Questions in vertical order 1/11 What is considered a major form of distracted driving? Texting while driving Eating while driving Adjusting the radio Talking to a passenger 2/11 What is the most effective way to avoid distracted driving? Put your phone away while driving Use hands-free devices Limit the number of passengers in your car Eat before you start driving 3/11 Which of the following is a potential consequence of distracted driving? Accidents and injuries Improved concentration Increased reaction time Enhanced driving skills 4/11 What is the recommended method if you need to use your phone while driving? Pull over to a safe location Use voice commands only Glance at the phone quickly Use it only at red lights 5/11 Which age group is most likely to be involved in distracted driving accidents? Young drivers (16-24) Middle-aged drivers (35-54) Elderly drivers (65+) Teenagers (13-19) 6/11 What is the legal consequence of texting while driving in most jurisdictions? Fines and penalties Warning only License suspension Community service 7/11 Which of the following activities contributes to distracted driving? Applying makeup Using a GPS Drinking coffee Talking on a hands-free phone 8/11 What is the recommended distance to keep between your vehicle and the vehicle in front of you? 3 seconds 1 second 5 seconds 10 seconds 9/11 Which sense is particularly crucial when driving? Vision Smell Touch Taste 10/11 What should you do if you notice another driver is distracted? Stay away from the vehicle and notify the authorities if necessary Tailgate the vehicle to alert them of their distraction Honk your horn to grab their attention Pass them quickly without signaling 11/11 Which of the following is a common myth about distracted driving? Multitasking is an effective driving technique Distracted driving is only dangerous at high speeds Young drivers are not easily distracted Distracted driving is primarily caused by elderly drivers
