Question

what percentage of all collisions result from avoidable and unavoidable distractions?
select one:
a. 20%

b. 33%

c. 18.5%

d. 5%

select all of the following that can be a mask while driving.
select one or more:
a. a vehicle at the side of the road

b. bushes by the side of the road

c. a hill

d. the setting sun

e. dirty windshield

Explanation:

First Question (Percentage of Collisions from Distractions)

Step1: Recall driving statistics

In driving safety, the percentage of collisions resulting from avoidable and unavoidable distractions is a known statistic. Research and driving safety data indicate that around 33% of collisions are due to such distractions.

Step2: Match with options

Among the options (A. 20%, B. 33%, C. 18.5%, D. 5%), 33% (Option B) aligns with the known data.

A "mask" in driving refers to an object that obscures vision. A vehicle at the side (A) can mask other objects, bushes (B) can block view, a hill (C) can mask the road ahead, setting sun (D) causes glare/masking, and a dirty windshield (E) obscures vision. All these can be masks as they hinder clear driving view.

Answer:

B. 33%

Second Question (Masks While Driving)