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Grab BagData General Information Laws $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100

What is a primary law? Answer Return to Main Board Category 1 for $100 LAWS

A primary law allows the police to stop you without having another violation occur. Return to Main Board Category 1 for $100 LAWS

Answer What is a secondary law? Return to Main Board Category 1 for $200 LAWS

A secondary law requires that the individual must have committed a primary offense before being stopped for a secondary violation. Return to Main Board Category 1 for $200 LAWS

Answer True or False A person could be charged with an impaired driving or DUI offense because of the effects of over-the-counter or prescription medications Return to Main Board Category 1 for $300 LAWS

True Return to Main Board Category 1 for $300 LAWS

Answer True or False If you are the first person to arrive at an intersection, you are guaranteed the right-of- way? Return to Main Board Category 1 for $400 LAWS

False. Return to Main Board Category 1 for $400 LAWS

Answer What is the Basic Speed Law? Return to Main Board Category 1 for $500 LAWS

One shall not drive at a speed that is more than reasonable and prudent for existing conditions. Return to Main Board Category 1 for $500 LAWS

Answer True or False 90% of today’s drivers believe that they may be at fault if they are involved in a collision? Return to Main Board Category 2 for $100 GENERAL INFORMATION

Return to Main Board False Category 2 for $100 GENERAL INFORMATION

Answer What is distracted driving? Return to Main Board Category 2 for $200 GENERAL INFORMATION

Return to Main Board Any person, animal, object, or action inside or outside of the vehicle or any thought that takes the driver’s focus away from the primary task of driving Category 2 for $200 GENERAL INFORMATION

Answer True or False? Adult passengers are less distracting than other teen passengers, children, or infants. Return to Main Board Category 2 for $300 GENERAL INFORMATION

Return to Main Board True Category 2 for $300 GENERAL INFORMATION

Answer True or False? Preventable behaviors contribute more to fatalities and injuries than road conditions or vehicle defects. Return to Main Board Category 2 for $400 GENERAL INFORMATION

Return to Main Board True Category 2 for $400 GENERAL INFORMATION

Answer When multitasking, the driver may not see some things in their field of vision that are in plain sight. This is called …? Return to Main Board Category 2 for $500 GENERAL INFORMATION

Return to Main Board Inattention Blindness Also called inattentional blindness or perception blindness Category 2 for $500 GENERAL INFORMATION

Answer Motor vehicle crashes cost U.S. society more than $__ each year Return to Main Board Category 3 for $100 DATA

Return to Main Board 180 Billion Category 3 for $100 DATA

Answer Yes or No Is there any significant difference in the crash risk if you use a hands-free or hand- held cell phone while driving? Return to Main Board Category 3 for $200 DATA

Return to Main Board No Category 3 for $200 DATA

Answer True or False Children and mature operators have a narrower field of vision than other age groups Return to Main Board Category 3 for $300 DATA

Return to Main Board True Category 3 for $300 DATA

Answer We are … times more likely to be involved in a crash if we are texting and driving. Return to Main Board Category 3 for $400 DATA

23 times more likely to be involved in a crash if texting and driving Return to Main Board Category 3 for $400 DATA

Answer Crashes involving at least one vehicle speeding account for ______ of traffic fatalities? Return to Main Board Category 3 for $500 DATA

Crashes involving at least one vehicle speeding account for 1/3 of traffic fatalities. Return to Main Board Category 3 for $500 DATA

Answer True or False Instructors may use the AAA logo or its likeness for advertising. Return to Main Board Category 4 for $100 GRAB BAG

False Return to Main Board Category 4 for $100 GRAB BAG

Answer Each year, more than________ people in the United States are killed in motor vehicle collisions? Return to Main Board Category 4 for $200 GRAB BAG

30,000 Return to Main Board Category 4 for $200 GRAB BAG

Answer Driver error contributes to what percent of vehicle crashes? Return to Main Board Category 4 for $300 GRAB BAG

90% Return to Main Board Category 4 for $300 GRAB BAG

Answer True or False? When driving and talking, the brain’s activity devoted to driving becomes greater so that crashes can be avoided. Return to Main Board Category 4 for $400 GRAB BAG

False Return to Main Board Category 4 for $400 GRAB BAG

Answer Driving and texting are what type/s of distractions? Return to Main Board Category 4 for $500 GRAB BAG

Manual, visual, and cognitive distractions Return to Main Board Category 4 for $500 GRAB BAG