Question

question 16
(16) an intersection is a:
a. place to change lanes
b. low - risk are needing little attention
c. place to visit with a neighboring vehicle
d. high - risk area where most crashes occur.
question 17
(17) the entire area of the highway and surrounding that you can see is called?
a. field of view
b. peripheral vision
c. selective seeing
d. path of travel
question 18
(18) once you lose your concentration you become for collision:
a. an open zone
b. anticipation
c. at risk
d. an escape route

Explanation:

• Question 16: Intersections involve crossing traffic, making them high-risk for crashes. Other options are incorrect: lanes are changed on open roadways, intersections are high-risk, and they are not for interacting with other vehicles.
• Question 17: The total visible area of the highway and surroundings is defined as field of view. Peripheral vision is only the outer part of this area, selective seeing is focusing on specific objects, and path of travel is the intended route.
• Question 18: Losing concentration reduces a driver's ability to react, putting them at risk for collisions. The other options do not fit: an open zone is a clear area, anticipation is proactive driving, and an escape route is an emergency path.

Answer:

1. Question 16: D. High-risk area where most crashes occur.
2. Question 17: A. Field of view
3. Question 18: C. At risk