Question

question 1
(1) what types of drivers are more susceptible to distractions while driving?
○ novice (new) drivers.
○ b. experienced drivers.
○ c. senior drivers.
○ d. all of the above.
question 2
(2) distracted driving has been defined as:
○ a. anything that causes a driver to lose control of his or her vehicle.
○ b. anything that takes a drivers attention away from driving.
○ c. anything that causes a driver to brake unexpectedly.
○ d. anything that causes a driver to rubberneck.

Explanation:

1. For Question 1: Novice drivers lack experience and developed driving habits, making them easily distracted. Experienced drivers may overconfidently let their attention wander. Senior drivers may have age-related cognitive or sensory declines that increase susceptibility to distractions. All groups are at risk.
2. For Question 2: Distracted driving centers on the diversion of a driver's focus away from the primary task of operating a vehicle, which matches this definition.

Answer:

1. D. All of the above.
2. B. Anything that takes a driver's attention away from driving.