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According to recent reports from several national safety organizations, the leading factor in most crashes and near-crashes is:  \nA. Alcohol and drugs  \nB. Driver distractions  \nC. Speed  \nD. Fatigue  \n2. When people attempt to multitask while driving, eye activity slows and mental problemsolving skills are diminished.  \nA. True  \nB. False  \n3. Which of the following are categories of distractions?  \nA. Visual  \nB. Mental  \nC. Physical  \nD. Auditory  \nE. All of the above  \n4. Which of the following special limitations make operating a bus different from smaller vehicle types:  \nA. Buses accelerate more slowly  \nB. Buses require more time to stop  \nC. Buses have large blind areas  \nD. Buses make wide turns needing extra space when turning  \nE. All of the above  \n5. Nearly half of all forward-motion, traffic collisions happen in and around intersections.  \nA. True  \nB. False  \n6. A driver can be an organization ’s greatest asset or its biggest liability –their choice.  \nA. True  \nB. False  \n7. The best professional drivers:  \nA. Display a positive example of safe operating practices to other drivers and to the general public  \nB. Are mindful of providing safe and comfortable travel for all passengers including those with special circumstances  \nC. Are committed to safety above everything else  \nD. All of the above  \n8. A personal driver checklist would include:  \nA. Did you get enough rest before coming to work?  \nB. Are you taking medication that is making you feel “not quite yourself?”  \nC. Are you experiencing more-than-usual amounts of stress?  \nD. All of the above  \n9. When applying the principles of defensive driving, you can avoid developing dangerous habits, eliminate already developed poor driving habits, and be more prepared for the risky behavior of other drivers.  \nA. True  \nB. False  \n10. Over the years all drivers develop patterns of unsafe behavior unless they keep themselves in check.  \nA. True  \nB. False  \n11. Over years of routine driving, drivers can be lulled into complacency, causing them to:  \nA. Follow too closely  \nB. Drive a little too fast for conditions  \nC. Allow themselves to drive while distracted  \nD. Allow shortcuts on pre-trip inspections and/or wheelchair securements  \nE. All of the above  \n12. Daily routine makes our actions second nature and can cause us to lose focus on details which could prevent an accident.  \nA. True  \nB. False  \n13. Distracted driving is basically caused by anything that removes the driver’s concentration on actual traffic and road conditions.  \nA. True  \nB. False  \n14. How far your vehicle travels from the time your eyes see a hazard until your brain recognizes it is called.  \nA. Braking Distance  \nB. Perception Distance  \nC. Reaction Distance  \n15. The distance traveled from the time your brain recognizes the hazard and your foot pushes the brake pedal is called.  \nA. Braking Distance  \nB. Perception Distance  \nC. Reaction Distance  \n16. The distance required to stop the vehicle once the brakes are applied is called.  \nA. Braking Distance  \nB. Perception Distance  \nC. Reaction Distance  \n17. To calculate your reaction distance, take the first digit of the speed of your vehicle plus the total speed.  \nA. True  \nB. False  \n18. When conducting a pre-trip inspection, it is better to:  \nA. Vary the way you perform the inspection so that you don ’t get bored.  \nB. Use the same method every time for quicker and more accurate inspections.  \nC. Assume that all safety-related features are tip-top.  \n19. Why do we pre-trip our vehicles?  \nA. To ensure that our vehicles are in proper working order  \nB. In order to make sure that the vehicle is safe for you to drive  \nC. So we can create a atmosphere for the people we that we transport  \nD. All of the above  \n20. Pre-trip inspections and the information they provide can be used as a legal document.  \nA. True  \nB. False  \n21. What is the meaning of LLLC?  \nA. 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