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#1. True or False: It’s safe to focus on a conversation if the road is straight and traffic is light.
Even in easy conditions, distractions can delay reaction to sudden hazards.
#2. Which of the following is a good strategy to reduce passenger distraction?
Clear rules and maintaining focus help prevent accidents caused by distractions.
#3. What should you do if passengers are distracting you while driving?
Communicating sets boundaries and maintains focus on safe driving.
#4. True or False: It’s safe to glance at a passenger while merging onto a highway.
Merging requires full attention; even short glances away can reduce reaction time.
#5. Why are teen drivers particularly at risk from passenger distractions?
Teens have less driving experience and higher susceptibility to peer influence, making passenger distractions more dangerous.
#6. Which of the following is an example of a passenger distraction?
Any unexpected passenger behavior can cause the driver to react improperly or take eyes off the road.
#7. True or False: Only talking to passengers can be distracting.
Passengers can distract through movement, gestures, loud music, or sudden behavior, not just talking.
#8. What is a passenger distraction?
Passengers can distract drivers through talking, arguing, moving around, or sudden actions, reducing focus and reaction time.
#9. What is the most important mindset when driving with passengers?
Keeping safety as the top priority ensures passenger distractions don’t compromise control of the vehicle.
#10. True or False: Passenger distractions are only a problem for new drivers.
All drivers can be distracted by passengers, but teen drivers are more vulnerable due to inexperience.
