Road Safety Awareness Quiz

An average of 20 Saudi Arabian residents die on the country's roads each day.

Approximately 1.35 million people die each year on the world's roads, or one person every 25 seconds.

Accidents caused by drivers not paying attention to the road, such as talking on phones, adjusting the radio, or reading.

Drowsy or tired driving, which leads to poor judgment, falling asleep, or accidents. Most common between 11 PM and 8 AM.

Driving faster than the speed limit, increasing crash risk and severity.

Driving in a risky manner that disregards others' safety, including tailgating, bad language, and ignoring signs.

Driving conditions like heavy rain, snow, or fog that make the road hard to see, requiring slower driving or stopping.

20 Saudi Arabian residents die on roads each day, on average.

1.35 million people die annually on global roads; roughly every 25 seconds.

Driving while not focused on the road; includes cell phone use, radio adjustment, map reading.

Drowsy driving; a major cause of accidents, common between 11 pm and 8 am.

Driving faster than the speed limit, increasing the risk and severity of crashes.

Driving that ignores others' safety; includes tailgating, rudeness, and disregard for road signs.

Driving in conditions that limit visibility, like rain, snow, fog, or high winds.