Drive Safe Campaign Survey

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* 1. Which of the following examples are considered Distracted Driving?

Texting or talking on the phone

Watching an object, person, or event outside of the vehicle

Reaching for an object

Interacting with passengers

Eating or drinking

Unsecured pets

Grooming

Adjusting radio or climate controls

Lighting a cigarette

Daydreaming

All of the above

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* 2. Which example from the list involves all three categories of distractions, making it one of the most dangerous of distracted driving behaviors? Visual: taking your eyes off the road, Manual: taking your hands off the steering wheel, and Cognitive: thinking about anything other than driving

Texting or talking on the phone

Watching an object, person, or event outside of the vehicle

Reaching for an object

Interacting with passengers

Eating or drinking

Unsecured pets

Grooming

Adjusting radio or climate controls

Lighting a cigarette

Daydreaming

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* 3. Which one of the following is not a sign of road rage behavior?

Sudden acceleration or braking

Following too closely

Cutting off other drivers

Preventing other vehicles from merging into your lane

Staring intently at another driver

Excessively hitting the horn or flashing headlights

Shouting obscenities or threats

Making obscene hand gestures

Intentionally causing a crash

Getting out of a vehicle to start a confrontation

Using a weapon or threatening to use a weapon

Throwing objects from the vehicle

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* 4. Your emotional state can alter the way you react to driving situations.

True

False

Sometimes

Often

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* 5. When driving 60 mph, what is the minimum safe braking distance from the car in front?

More than 100 feet

More than 150 feet

More than 220 feet

More than 330 feet

None of the above

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