Question

4.) the biggest cause of collisions is
○ failure to yield right-of-way
○ failure to wear a seat belt
○ paying attention to the road
○ obeying road signs

5.) swerving should be a last-second emergency means of
○ avoiding a collision.
○ speeding up.
○ reducing your vehicle’s speed.
○ bringing your vehicle under control.

Explanation:

Question 4

To determine the biggest cause of collisions, we analyze each option:

• "Failure to yield right - of - way" often leads to situations where vehicles or pedestrians have conflicting movements on the road, resulting in collisions.
• "Failure to wear a seat belt" is a safety measure related to injury in collisions, not the cause of collisions.
• "Paying attention to the road" is a safe driving behavior that reduces collision risk, not a cause.
• "Obeying road signs" is also a safe driving behavior that helps prevent collisions, not a cause.

So the correct option is the one related to a driving behavior that causes conflicts on the road.

We analyze the purpose of swerving in driving:

• Swerving is an emergency maneuver. Its main purpose in an emergency is to avoid a collision when other options (like braking) may not be sufficient.
• "Speeding up" is not what swerving is for; swerving is to avoid danger, not increase speed.
• "Reducing your vehicle’s speed" is mainly achieved by braking, not swerving.
• "Bringing your vehicle under control" is a general goal, but swerving is specifically an emergency way to avoid a collision.

So the correct option is the one that matches the emergency use of swerving.

Answer:

A. failure to yield right - of - way

Question 5