Question

1. a driving distraction is best described as: a. any activity that takes your focus away from the driving task. b. the presence of members of your family in your vehicle. c. windshield wipers going back and forth on your windshield. d. adjusting of your radio or cd player. 31. you should have your headlights on when you are driving during the daylight hours because it is easier: a. for others to see your vehicle. b. for you to see the road ahead. c. to see the edge of the road. d. for you to see others. 32. which of the following is not a vision error that could increase risk? a. failing to check your rearview mirror. b. failing to check your blind areas. c. dialing your cell phone. d. searching 20 to 30 seconds ahead for your vehicle for possible conflicts. 33. communicating should be thought of as: a. sending information. b. receiving a message. c. exchanging information. d. providing feedback. 34. you should avoid passing another vehicle: a. as you approach a hill crest. b. when the sun is setting. c. when a police officer is present. d. none of the above is correct.

Explanation:

• Question 30: A driving distraction is any activity that takes focus away from driving. Option a is correct as it encompasses this general definition.
• Question 31: Having headlights on during daylight makes it easier for others to see your vehicle, enhancing safety. Option a is correct.
• Question 32: Searching 20 - 30 seconds ahead for possible conflicts is a good driving practice and not a vision - error that increases risk. Option d is correct.
• Question 33: Communication involves an exchange of information between a sender and a receiver. Option c is correct.
• Question 34: Passing at a hill crest is dangerous due to limited visibility. Option a is correct.

Answer:

1. a. Any activity that takes your focus away from the driving task.
2. a. For others to see your vehicle.
3. d. Searching 20 to 30 seconds ahead for your vehicle for possible conflicts.
4. c. Exchanging information.
5. a. As you approach a hill crest.