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#1. Why is driving under the influence of drugs dangerous?
Both illegal and prescription/over-the-counter drugs can impair critical driving skills.
#2. What mindset should teens adopt about drugs and driving?
Zero tolerance keeps teens safe and protects others on the road.
#3. Which of the following demonstrates safe behavior regarding drugs and driving?
Awareness of drug effects prevents accidents and ensures safe driving.
#4. Which of the following increases the risk of drug-impaired crashes?
Multiple impairments dramatically increase the likelihood of accidents.
#5. What should you do if you have taken any drug that may impair driving?
Using a safe alternative eliminates the risk of drug-related crashes.
#6. True or False: Only illegal drugs can impair driving.
Alcohol, prescription, over-the-counter, and recreational drugs can all impair driving.
#7. True or False: Teen brains are more sensitive to drugs than adult brains.
Teens experience stronger cognitive and motor impairment, making them more vulnerable to crashes.
#8. True or False: Feeling alert means it is safe to drive after taking drugs.
Drugs can impair judgment even if you feel fine, making driving unsafe.
#9. Which of the following are signs of drug impairment while driving?
Drug impairment affects multiple aspects of driving, increasing crash risk.
#10. True or False: Prescription medications are always safe for driving.
Some prescriptions cause drowsiness, blurred vision, or delayed reactions, making driving unsafe.
