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1.What is the effect of alcohol on driving abilities?

Alcohol is a depressant, reducing alertness and slowing normal reflexes.

Alcohol is a stimulant, enhancing alertness and reflexes.

Alcohol has no effect on driving abilities.

Alcohol sobers a person up quickly.

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2.How should you try to sober up if you've consumed too much alcohol?

Drinking black coffee and taking cold showers can quickly sober you up.

Only time will eliminate alcohol from your body.

Alcohol can be eliminated from your body with food.

Fresh air is an effective way to sober up after drinking too much alcohol.

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3.What is the safest rule to follow when it comes to alcohol and driving?

You can drive as long as you have consumed alcohol in small quantities.

Alcohol can enhance driving abilities, so it's safe to drive after drinking.

You can drive after consuming alcohol as long as you feel sober.

The safest rule is not to drink and drive under any circumstances.

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4.What can prescription drugs such as tranquilizers, antidepressants, and sleeping pills do to your driving ability?

They enhance your driving skills.

They can affect your driving ability even if taken in the prescribed dosage.

They have no impact on driving abilities.

They make you a safer driver.

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5.What can illicit drugs do to your driving abilities?

Illicit drugs have no impact on driving abilities.

Illicit drugs can enhance your driving skills.

Illicit drugs improve concentration and reaction times.

Illicit drugs can cause hallucinations, hostility, aggressiveness, impair normal thought processes, and slow down eye-hand coordination.

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6.How does the use of cannabis affect driving abilities?

Cannabis affects reaction time, concentration, and the ability to make safe decisions on the road.

Cannabis improves reaction time and concentration while driving.

Cannabis has no impact on the ability to make safe driving decisions.

Cannabis makes you a safer driver.

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7.How can you encourage guests to avoid driving impaired after your party?

Discourage guests from making alternative plans for going home.

Provide guests with alcoholic beverages to ensure they enjoy the party.

Encourage guests to take a vehicle for hire or arrange for a designated driver.

Make no effort to help guests find safe transportation options.

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8.What are the immediate consequences for novice drivers who violate the drug and alcohol restriction?

Receive an immediate 24-hour roadside suspension

No immediate consequences

Receive a warning letter

Pay an administrative penalty

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9.What is the immediate consequence for a driver suspected by police of being under the influence of any drug?

Continue driving without consequences

Receive an immediate 24-hour roadside license suspension

Be subject to a warning

Pay a fine on the spot

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10.What are the immediate consequences for refusing to provide a breath, saliva, or blood sample to the police?

No consequences for refusing a sample

Receive a warning

Receive an immediate three-month Administrative Licence Suspension.

Pay a small fine

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11.What are the potential consequences of Criminal Code offences related to impaired driving?

Receiving a discount on car insurance

No consequences for Criminal Code offences

A brief suspension of driving privileges

Moving an additional five, 10, or 15 levels down the Driver Safety rating scale

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12.What is the consequence of being convicted of certain Criminal Code offenses related to driving in Manitoba?

Automatic driver's license suspension ranging from one year to life

Eligibility to obtain a driver's license

Reduced fines for traffic violations

Mandatory participation in community service

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13.What is the minimum duration of vehicle impoundment for driving while suspended, prohibited in Manitoba?

90 days

30 days

7 days

60 days

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14.Who is responsible for the costs of towing, storage when a vehicle is impounded for driving while suspended?

Vehicle owners

The police department

The driver's insurance company

The driver's employer

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15.What is the primary goal of the Driver Improvement and Control (DI&C) Program in Manitoba?

To increase the number of drivers on the road.

To make Manitoba's roads safer and encourage safe driving behavior.

To promote aggressive driving behavior.

To reduce traffic congestion.

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16.What does the DI&C Program aim to do regarding unsafe driving habits?

Encourage unsafe driving habits.

Ignore unsafe driving behavior.

Reward unsafe drivers.

Prevent unsafe driving from becoming a habit and break already established unsafe driving habits.

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17.What distinguishes a novice driver from an experienced driver in the DI&C Program?

Novice drivers have more traffic convictions.

Novice drivers have not held a Full Stage driver's license for more than one year.

Experienced drivers have never held a Full Stage driver's license.

Novice drivers have more at-fault collisions.

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18.What is the basis for interventions under the DI&C Program, concerning drivers' age and gender?

Interventions are based on age.

Interventions are based on gender.

Interventions are solely based on driving behavior and not on age or gender.

Interventions are based on the number of passengers in the vehicle.

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19.What is one of the additional consequences of receiving a three-month Administrative Licence Suspension?

A mandatory Impaired Driver Assessment.

Potential charges under the Criminal Code.

Participation in Manitoba's Ignition Interlock Program.

Moving five levels down the Driver Safety Rating scale.

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20.What does moving five levels down the Driver Safety Rating scale mean?

It indicates a negative impact on your driving record.

It means you will receive a discount on your insurance.

It means you will receive a reward for safe driving.

It means you are eligible for additional driving privileges.

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1.What is the effect of alcohol on driving abilities?

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2.How should you try to sober up if you've consumed too much alcohol?

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3.What is the safest rule to follow when it comes to alcohol and driving?

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4.What can prescription drugs such as tranquilizers, antidepressants, and sleeping pills do to your driving ability?

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5.What can illicit drugs do to your driving abilities?

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6.How does the use of cannabis affect driving abilities?

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7.How can you encourage guests to avoid driving impaired after your party?

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8.What are the immediate consequences for novice drivers who violate the drug and alcohol restriction?

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9.What is the immediate consequence for a driver suspected by police of being under the influence of any drug?

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10.What are the immediate consequences for refusing to provide a breath, saliva, or blood sample to the police?

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11.What are the potential consequences of Criminal Code offences related to impaired driving?

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12.What is the consequence of being convicted of certain Criminal Code offenses related to driving in Manitoba?

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13.What is the minimum duration of vehicle impoundment for driving while suspended, prohibited in Manitoba?

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14.Who is responsible for the costs of towing, storage when a vehicle is impounded for driving while suspended?

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15.What is the primary goal of the Driver Improvement and Control (DI&C) Program in Manitoba?

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16.What does the DI&C Program aim to do regarding unsafe driving habits?

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17.What distinguishes a novice driver from an experienced driver in the DI&C Program?

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18.What is the basis for interventions under the DI&C Program, concerning drivers' age and gender?

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19.What is one of the additional consequences of receiving a three-month Administrative Licence Suspension?

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20.What does moving five levels down the Driver Safety Rating scale mean?

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