Segment 2 MI Driver's Ed. Test (2023/2024) Already Passed

Segment 2 MI Driver's Ed. Test (2023/2024) Already Passed The percent of young-driver fatal crashes are rear-end collisions. 3% The days of the week most young driver fatal crashes occur in MI. Friday and Saturday This is the goal before the driver begins to drive. Eliminate all in-vehicle distractions The only person in the vehicle who is always responsible for operating the car in a safe manner. The driver When Bill first got in the car, he adjusted the mirrors and other controls, which is an example of... A Plan to Prevent Distractions Occurs approximately every 48 minutes nationally. Alcohol-impaired Driving Fatality Young driver fatal crashes in MI occur when the weather and roads are like this. Fair and dry Avoid doing this during the first 6 months of your license to limit your risk of a crash. Carrying passengers Research indicates that talking on a cell phone - even if hands free - drains the brain energy for driving safely this much. 39% (fact sheet says 40%) The amount the risk of a crash increases when you are talking on a cell phone while driving. 400% (4 times) One important factor the driver must maintain while driving. Attention to the Driving Task This distraction involves manual, visual, and cognitive skills simultaneously. Texting This is NOT a reason for the over-involvement of drivers under age 20 in distracted driving. Increased behind-the-wheel practice time with a parent Approximately 1/3 of all young driver crashes in Michigan occur during these months. May, June and July What happens when young drivers have friends in the car? The greater number of passengers, the more likely a crash Research indicates that brain development may not be complete until then. 25 years old Drivers who talk on cell phones while driving are as impaired as drunk drivers with this BAC Level. .08% You should research this about a vehicle before you purchase it. Crashworthiness Examples are exceeding the speed limit, following too close, and failure to obey traffic controls. aggressive driving requires a driver charged with being under the influence to take a chemical test to measure the amount of alcohol in their blood. Implied Consent Self talk such as "I'm going to be late, oh no, another red light." Self-imposed Anxieties an example of distraction outside the vehicle a Crash Scene an example of Road Rage Trying to run someone down In MI, how old must you be to donate organs? No age limit Taking alcohol combined with drugs or mixing 2 or more drugs together can do this. Can increase the effects of each one. An effect of emotions on driving is this. Creates mental distractions using marijuana Lessens the Ability of the driver to maintain the vehicle in Lane What to do first when confronted by an aggressive driver is this. Make every attempt to get out of their way how long a conviction for a fatality or a drunk driving stay on your license record? Permanently Emotions may affect your ability to drive safely by doing this. Interferes with your ability to think Alcohol Impaired Fatalities account for this amount of total motor vehicle fatalities in the U.S. 32% (thirty two percent) This is NOT an alternative to you drinking and driving home. Allowing a friend who has had only 1 drink to drive you home as little as this much alcohol can impair your driving ability. .03% (point zero three percent) warning signs that a driver might be getting fatigued yawning or rubbing the eyes How many drinks on average does it take to affect a person's driving ability? 1 (one) If a driver cannot judge how far away a stop sign is due to alcohol this is the type of impairment. Distance