Questions and Answers
Only 1% of collisions are caused by driver error.
False
An example of a 2 point violation is reckless driving.
True
A first-offense DUI can result in a six-month suspension of your driver's license.
True
Equipment failure, road design, and driving behavior can contribute to some collisions.
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What do ESC systems help drivers do?
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What is a good way to prevent rollovers when driving an SUV?
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What does N.O.T.S. stand for?
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The 'Spirit of the Law' refers to the ___________ of the law.
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Study Notes
Collision Causes and Violations
- Only 1% of collisions are attributed to driver error, which is a common misconception.
- Reckless driving is categorized as a two-point violation on driving records.
DUI Penalties and License Suspensions
- A first-time DUI offense may lead to a six-month suspension of the driver's license.
Factors Contributing to Collisions
- Collisions can result from multiple factors including equipment failure, poor road design, and driver behavior.
Safety Technologies
- Electronic Stability Control (ESC) systems enhance driving safety by automatically adjusting steering and braking in emergency situations.
SUV Safety Measures
- Proper loading of an SUV is essential to prevent rollover accidents while driving.
Legal Definitions
- N.O.T.S. stands for Negligent Operator Treatment System, a program for monitoring at-risk drivers.
- The term "Spirit of the Law" refers to the intent or purpose behind legislation.
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Test your knowledge with these flashcards covering important traffic laws and violations. This quiz explores various aspects of driver errors, penalties for DUI, and factors contributing to collisions. Perfect for anyone preparing for traffic school or looking to enhance their understanding of road safety.
