Safe Driving Practices for Young and Middle-Aged Drivers

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What is one advice for young drivers based on the text?

Drive within the speed limits and practice scanning down the road

What is recommended for middle age drivers in the text?

Stay alert and avoid driving when exhausted, stressed, or anxious

What advice is given to mature drivers in the text?

Change driving habits to fit physical abilities and stay out of heavy and fast traffic

Experienced drivers are less likely to be involved in a collision according to the text.

False

Young drivers are advised to focus on scanning down the road rather than directly in front of their vehicle.

True

Mature drivers are encouraged to drive longer distances and explore unfamiliar roads.

False

The ______ of the victims are in the 20-29 age group

majority

According to Jamaica Constabulary Force (2021), 'We have already lost 176 Jamaicans in traffic ______'

collisions

The ______ age group of the victims is the prime of their lives

20-29

Speed limits vary in the traffic environment across the island. These range from 50-80 kmph and up to ______ kmph. There is an allowance of 17 km/h which the law permits for motorists to drive over the speed limit.

110

What is the recommended speed limit for trucks in built-up areas?

30 km/h

What is the speed limit for driving in open roads?

80 km/h

What is the speed limit for driving on highways?

110 km/h

Explain the effects of alcohol on the nervous system and its chief components.

Alcohol is a depressant that affects the entire nervous system, and its chief components are ethanol and water.

What is alcohol and how does it affect the body?

Alcohol is a drug, a depressant that affects the entire nervous system. It has the liquid content of beer, wine, or any other distilled spirits. The chief components are ethanol and water.

What are the intoxicating constituents of alcoholic beverages?

The intoxicating constituents of alcoholic beverages are beer, wine, or any other distilled spirits, with the chief components being ethanol and water.

What is the chief component of alcohol responsible for its intoxicating effect?

Ethanol

How does alcohol affect the nervous system?

It depresses the nervous system

What is the liquid content of alcoholic beverages that contributes to their intoxicating nature?

Ethanol and water

Safe Driving Tips for Different Age Groups: Test your knowledge on safe driving practices for young and middle-aged drivers. Learn about the importance of reaction time, speed limits, and hazard recognition to stay safe on the road.

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