American Safety Council - Florida Online Traffic
School: Final Exam questions and answers with
solutions 2025/2026
When you are experiencing heightened stress, emotions or fatigue, the
driver should: - ANSWER Not drive
Exhaustion can manifest itself into your life in such things as: - ANSWER
Both A and B
Brining a [BLANK] along with you on long road trips can help prevent
fatigue from affecting your driving. - ANSWER Passenger to help drive
You are at higher risk for having a collision when you drive at a time
when you are normally asleep. - ANSWER True
alcohol is a colorless, odorless, volatile, pungent drug that acts as a
[BLANK] - ANSWER Depressant
Driving after drinking [BLANK] the probability of greater injury than
would happen if driving while sober. - ANSWER Increases
, A carbonated drink is absorbed slower by the body because of the
carbonation. - ANSWER False
Alcohol does not affect an experienced driver's judgement. - ANSWER
False
The synergistic affect is [BLANK] with each combination, each time and
each person. - ANSWER Different
The increase of speed is a squared relationship. Three times the speed
will have nine times the force of impact. - ANSWER True
The kinetic energy of your vehicle dissipates quickly when the vehicle is
in a crash. - ANSWER True
For those drivers who were not wearing safety belts at the time of their
deaths, safety belts could have prevented death in about [BLANK] of
these unbelted situations. - ANSWER One-half
I do not need to wear a safety belt. I can brace myself in a crash. -
ANSWER False
The safest place for a child of any age is in the [BLANK] seat. - ANSWER
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School: Final Exam questions and answers with
solutions 2025/2026
When you are experiencing heightened stress, emotions or fatigue, the
driver should: - ANSWER Not drive
Exhaustion can manifest itself into your life in such things as: - ANSWER
Both A and B
Brining a [BLANK] along with you on long road trips can help prevent
fatigue from affecting your driving. - ANSWER Passenger to help drive
You are at higher risk for having a collision when you drive at a time
when you are normally asleep. - ANSWER True
alcohol is a colorless, odorless, volatile, pungent drug that acts as a
[BLANK] - ANSWER Depressant
Driving after drinking [BLANK] the probability of greater injury than
would happen if driving while sober. - ANSWER Increases
, A carbonated drink is absorbed slower by the body because of the
carbonation. - ANSWER False
Alcohol does not affect an experienced driver's judgement. - ANSWER
False
The synergistic affect is [BLANK] with each combination, each time and
each person. - ANSWER Different
The increase of speed is a squared relationship. Three times the speed
will have nine times the force of impact. - ANSWER True
The kinetic energy of your vehicle dissipates quickly when the vehicle is
in a crash. - ANSWER True
For those drivers who were not wearing safety belts at the time of their
deaths, safety belts could have prevented death in about [BLANK] of
these unbelted situations. - ANSWER One-half
I do not need to wear a safety belt. I can brace myself in a crash. -
ANSWER False
The safest place for a child of any age is in the [BLANK] seat. - ANSWER
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