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Questions and Answers
A traffic incident only involves collisions between two or more vehicles.
A traffic incident only involves collisions between two or more vehicles.
False (B)
Operating a vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol doesn't increase the likelihood of traffic incidents.
Operating a vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol doesn't increase the likelihood of traffic incidents.
False (B)
Poor weather conditions such as dense fog have no effect on the likelihood of traffic incidents.
Poor weather conditions such as dense fog have no effect on the likelihood of traffic incidents.
False (B)
Traffic accidents often result in property damage.
Traffic accidents often result in property damage.
Maintaining a safe following distance is only important on highways, not city streets.
Maintaining a safe following distance is only important on highways, not city streets.
Wearing seatbelts and helmets are designed to mitigate injuries sustained during an accident.
Wearing seatbelts and helmets are designed to mitigate injuries sustained during an accident.
Ignoring traffic signals and exceeding posted speeds are examples of reckless behavior that increases the likelihood of traffic incidents.
Ignoring traffic signals and exceeding posted speeds are examples of reckless behavior that increases the likelihood of traffic incidents.
If a vehicle is well-maintained such as regularly replacing the tires, there is no need to obey traffic laws.
If a vehicle is well-maintained such as regularly replacing the tires, there is no need to obey traffic laws.
Staying attentive while driving, rather than engaging in other activities, is essential for reducing the risk of collisions.
Staying attentive while driving, rather than engaging in other activities, is essential for reducing the risk of collisions.
Traffic accidents exclusively result in property damage; injuries or loss of life are not possible.
Traffic accidents exclusively result in property damage; injuries or loss of life are not possible.
Flashcards
Traffic Accident
Traffic Accident
A traffic accident is a collision involving vehicles, pedestrians, animals, or objects on a road.
Common Causes of Accidents
Common Causes of Accidents
Speeding, distracted driving, and breaking traffic rules are common actions that cause accidents.
Weather-Related Accident Risks
Weather-Related Accident Risks
Heavy rain, fog, and ice reduce visibility and make roads slippery, increasing accident risks.
Consequences of Accidents
Consequences of Accidents
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Preventing Accidents
Preventing Accidents
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Protective Measures
Protective Measures
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Importance of Road Safety
Importance of Road Safety
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Study Notes
- Traffic accidents involve collisions between vehicles, pedestrians, animals, or objects on roads.
- Common causes include speeding, distracted driving, traffic rule violations, and driving under the influence.
- Adverse weather conditions like rain, fog, or ice can increase accident risk by reducing visibility and making roads slippery.
- Traffic accidents may result in injuries, fatalities, and property damage.
- Prevention measures include staying focused, obeying traffic laws, and keeping a safe distance from other vehicles.
- Wearing seat belts and helmets reduces the risk of serious injury.
- Adhering to road safety rules can help ensure safer travel for everyone.
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Description
Explore the causes and consequences of traffic accidents, including collisions and common factors like speeding and distracted driving. Learn about the impact of adverse weather conditions and the importance of preventive measures. Discover how obeying traffic laws, staying focused, and using safety equipment can reduce accident risks and ensure safer travel.
