Questions and Answers
A driver who feels justified in dominating others and participates in crash-causing behavior is a/an __________.
aggressive driver
Most drivers make ________ driving errors for every 20 decisions they make while driving.
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Law enforcement agencies categorize observable aggressive driving behavior as which of the following?
When you detect your emotions beginning to dominate your judgment and actions while driving, you should practice _______.
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During each mile you drive, you make approximately ________ driving-related decisions.
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Some people, when they are caught in a situation where they have no control can become frustrated, which can lead to __________.
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Other drivers depend on you to be rational and __________.
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Never drive when your body tells you _____.
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Negative thoughts that occur while driving often surface in the form of __________.
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If you have to drive on a long trip, get plenty of rest before you leave and plan on stopping every ____ hours.
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Study Notes
Aggressive Driving
- An aggressive driver is one who feels justified in dominating others on the road, often engaging in behaviors that can lead to accidents.
Driving Errors
- On average, drivers make two driving errors for every 20 decisions made while driving.
Law Enforcement Categorization
- Law enforcement recognizes various aggressive driving behaviors, categorizing all observable actions as aggressive.
Emotional Control While Driving
- If emotions start to affect judgment, it is advisable to recite traffic laws to regain focus and control.
Driving-Related Decisions
- Approximately 20 driving-related decisions are made for every mile driven.
Frustration and Aggression
- Situations beyond one’s control can lead to frustration, which may escalate into aggressive behavior on the road.
Rationality and Predictability
- Other drivers rely on each individual to act rationally and predictably to maintain overall safety on the road.
Avoiding Fatigue
- It is crucial not to drive when feeling tired, as fatigue significantly impairs driving ability.
Negative Thoughts and Hostility
- Negative thoughts that arise during driving often manifest as hostile verbal expressions, indicating underlying frustration.
Long Trips and Rest
- Before embarking on long trips, ensure adequate rest is taken beforehand, and plan to take breaks every two hours to maintain alertness.
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Test your knowledge on aggressive driving behaviors and statistics with this quiz. Learn about the definitions, common driving errors, and how law enforcement identifies aggressive drivers. Perfect for anyone looking to enhance their understanding of road safety.
