NJ Defensive Driving Course (American
Safety Council) - All 4 Modules & Final Exam
Questions and Answers
1. MODULE 1: Traffic Crash Problems
2. crashes are the leading cause of death for all
people from 3 to 33 years of age.
a) Motorcycle
b) Pedestrian
c)Motor vehicle
d) Bicycle: c) Motor vehicle
Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for all people from 3 to 33 years of age.
3. The economic cost of motor vehicle crashes in
the United States is estimated at $230.6 billion .
a) Annually
b) Monthly
c)Weekly
d) None of the above: a) Annually
,The economic cost of motor vehicle crashes in the United States is estimated at $230.6 billion annually.
4. On a per
population basis, drivers under the age of had the highest
rate of involvement in fatal crashes of any age group.
a) 18
b) 25
c)35
d) 45: b) 25
On a per population basis, drivers under the age of 25 had the highest rate of involvement in fatal crashes
of any age group.
5. Col
lisions on city streets are largely at intersections because of
and running or jumping lights.
a) Lane changing
b) Tailgating
c)Road rage
d) Aggressive driving: a) Lane changing
Crashes on city streets typically occur at intersections due to lane changing, running or jumping lights, etc.,
, while crashes on expressways are mainly caused by tailgating or following too closely.
6. A person's BAC can be measured by which method?
a) Breath test
b) Urine test
c)Blood test
d) All of the above: d) All of the above
A person's BAC can also be measured by a brain biopsy or liver probe, but only when they are deceased.
7. MODULE 2: Human Factors & DWI Prevention
8. Your body can eliminate about of
BAC per hour.
a) .015
b) .030
c).045
d) .060: a) .015
Your body can only eliminate approximately .015 of BAC per hour.
9. Some of the factors used to approximate the value of loss for
Safety Council) - All 4 Modules & Final Exam
Questions and Answers
1. MODULE 1: Traffic Crash Problems
2. crashes are the leading cause of death for all
people from 3 to 33 years of age.
a) Motorcycle
b) Pedestrian
c)Motor vehicle
d) Bicycle: c) Motor vehicle
Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for all people from 3 to 33 years of age.
3. The economic cost of motor vehicle crashes in
the United States is estimated at $230.6 billion .
a) Annually
b) Monthly
c)Weekly
d) None of the above: a) Annually
,The economic cost of motor vehicle crashes in the United States is estimated at $230.6 billion annually.
4. On a per
population basis, drivers under the age of had the highest
rate of involvement in fatal crashes of any age group.
a) 18
b) 25
c)35
d) 45: b) 25
On a per population basis, drivers under the age of 25 had the highest rate of involvement in fatal crashes
of any age group.
5. Col
lisions on city streets are largely at intersections because of
and running or jumping lights.
a) Lane changing
b) Tailgating
c)Road rage
d) Aggressive driving: a) Lane changing
Crashes on city streets typically occur at intersections due to lane changing, running or jumping lights, etc.,
, while crashes on expressways are mainly caused by tailgating or following too closely.
6. A person's BAC can be measured by which method?
a) Breath test
b) Urine test
c)Blood test
d) All of the above: d) All of the above
A person's BAC can also be measured by a brain biopsy or liver probe, but only when they are deceased.
7. MODULE 2: Human Factors & DWI Prevention
8. Your body can eliminate about of
BAC per hour.
a) .015
b) .030
c).045
d) .060: a) .015
Your body can only eliminate approximately .015 of BAC per hour.
9. Some of the factors used to approximate the value of loss for
