16 Questions
Which of the following is a consequence of texting and driving?
Increased insurance premiums
What is one strategy to avoid texting and driving?
Ignore incoming notifications
Why is texting and driving especially dangerous for young and inexperienced drivers?
They have slower reaction times
Which of the following is NOT true about texting and driving?
Using a hands-free device is safer than using a handheld device
What is the importance of avoiding texting and driving?
To set a good example for others
Which of the following is considered texting and driving?
Using social media platforms while driving
Why is it important to address the issue of texting and driving?
To decrease the number of accidents caused by distracted driving
How does texting and driving affect a driver's ability to react to potential hazards?
It decreases their ability to react
By how much does texting while driving increase the likelihood of a collision?
23 times
What is the main purpose of texting and driving?
To communicate with others instantly
True or false: Texting and driving can lead to legal consequences such as fines and imprisonment?
True
True or false: Using a hands-free device to text while driving is safer than using a handheld device?
False
True or false: Texting while driving is a leading cause of distracted driving accidents?
True
Match the following strategies to avoid texting and driving with their descriptions:
Turn off notifications = Silence your mobile device or put it on airplane mode before starting your journey Designate a texter = If you are traveling with someone, let them handle any necessary communication while you focus on driving Use technology to your advantage = Utilize apps or features that automatically respond to incoming messages Pull over safely = If you need to send or respond to a message urgently, find a safe location to pull over
Match the following consequences of texting and driving with their descriptions:
Injuries or fatalities = Can result from accidents caused by distracted driving Legal consequences = May include fines, license suspension, or imprisonment Increased insurance premiums = May occur for individuals involved in accidents caused by texting and driving Emotional trauma = Can be experienced by individuals involved in accidents caused by texting and driving
Match the following facts about texting and driving with their descriptions:
Texting while driving is illegal = In many states and can result in hefty fines and even jail time Leading cause of distracted driving accidents = Texting while driving can result in serious injuries and fatalities Especially dangerous for young drivers = Who are more likely to be involved in distracted driving accidents Using a hands-free device = Is not necessarily safer than using a handheld device, as both types of devices can still distract you from driving
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