Distracted Driving Test

01/11

1.To minimize radio-related distractions, what is a recommended action before driving?

a) Frequently scan through all available stations.

b) Program your favorite stations for easy access.

c) Adjust the volume constantly.

d) Use your phone to stream music.

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Programming your favorite radio stations allows you to access them without diverting your attention from the road.

Distracted Driving Test

02/11

2.If you choose to use a wireless phone while driving, what is legally required?

a) It must be held firmly in your hand.

b) You must use a hands-free device and keep it in its holder.

c) You can only use it for emergencies.

d) It should be placed on the dashboard.

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To maintain focus on driving, wireless phone use is restricted to hands-free devices that must remain in their holder.

Distracted Driving Test

03/11

3.How to prevent children from distracting the driver during a road trip?

a) Allow them to freely move around the vehicle.

b) Provide them with safe items they may need and teach good behavior.

c) Engage them in complex discussions.

d) Restrict all activities in the car.

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Keeping children entertained with appropriate items and teaching them proper behavior can significantly reduce driver distraction.

Distracted Driving Test

04/11

4.What is the safest way to eat or drink during a road trip?

a) While driving slowly on the highway.

b) Only at traffic lights or stop signs.

c) Pull over to a safe location.

d) Choose any item, as long as its quick.

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Stopping your vehicle allows you to fully focus on eating or drinking without the added distraction of managing traffic.

Distracted Driving Test

05/11

5.Before going on a trip to an unfamiliar destination, what is the best practice?

a) Study a road map before leaving.

b) Attempt to read the road map while driving.

c) Rely on a passenger to read the map while driving.

d) Use only intuition to navigate.

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Reviewing your route in advance helps avoid stress and distractions that can arise from uncertainty about your destination.

Distracted Driving Test

06/11

6.If an item falls to the floor while you are driving, what should be your action?

a) Attempt to retrieve it immediately.

b) Wait until your vehicle is parked.

c) Ask a passenger to retrieve it.

d) Ignore it until you reach your destination.

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Retrieving fallen items requires diverting your eyes and attention from the road, so its safest to wait until your vehicle is stationary.

Distracted Driving Test

07/11

7.Why should you avoid emotionally charged conversations while driving?

a) They can lead to aggressive or erratic driving behavior.

b) They make you tired.

c) They are generally boring.

d) They interfere with radio signals.

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Engaging in intense discussions can divert your emotional and mental focus from driving, potentially leading to unsafe driving actions.

Distracted Driving Test

08/11

8.Which of the following is not allowed under distracted driving laws, even when the vehicle is stopped at a red light?

a) Using a cellphone to text

b) Talking on a hands-free device

c) Waiting for a green light with the engine idling

d) Keeping both hands on the wheel

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Texting while behind the wheel is prohibited at all times, even when stopped at red lights. A stopped vehicle is still considered in operation under most distracted driving laws.

Distracted Driving Test

09/11

9.Which activity is explicitly banned under general distracted driving regulations?

a) Listening to the radio

b) Setting a destination in a GPS

c) Drinking water

d) Using windshield wipers during rain

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Entering or editing GPS information while driving is prohibited. Drivers are expected to program navigation devices only while parked.

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10.Can a driver be charged with distracted driving even if their driving appears flawless?

a) No, as long as they are not speeding

b) Yes, if they are engaging in any restricted activity

c) No, unless they’re involved in an accident

d) Yes, but only if they’re using a phone

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Officers can issue a ticket based solely on the presence of a prohibited distraction, regardless of whether any visible driving errors occur.

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11.What is one example of a non-electronic distraction that could still lead to a distracted driving charge?

a) Talking to a passenger

b) Singing with the radio

c) Being distracted by a pet in the vehicle

d) Looking out the side window briefly

Correct! Wrong!

Pets that are unrestrained or interfere with the driver’s control of the vehicle can result in a charge, even though no electronic device is involved.

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