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Stop Speeding Before It Stops You – SS1077AE (10 Min.)
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1
Speeding includes driving too fast for road or weather conditions, even when you are traveling below the posted speed limit.
True
False
2
Increasing your speed gives you more time to react to unexpected hazards.
True
False
3
As vehicle speed increases, the distance required to stop also increases significantly.
True
False
4
Experienced drivers can maintain complete control of their vehicles at high speeds, even on wet or uneven roads.
True
False
5
Tailgating, weaving through traffic, and making rapid lane changes are examples of aggressive driving.
True
False
6
Cruise control and navigation apps can support safer driving, but they do not replace the need to pay attention.
True
False
7
What is one of the most effective ways to reduce the temptation to speed?
Drive faster when traffic is light
Allow extra time to reach your destination
Follow closely behind slower vehicles
Avoid checking traffic conditions
8
What should you do when another driver is behaving aggressively?
Make eye contact to show you are aware of them
Speed up to get ahead of them
Create distance and allow them to pass
Honk repeatedly to discourage their behavior
9
Which of the following conditions may require driving below the posted speed limit?
Heavy rain or fog
Road construction
Heavy traffic
All of the above
10
Why are higher-speed collisions generally more dangerous?
Vehicles become easier to control
The force of impact increases significantly with speed
Braking systems stop working above the speed limit
Drivers have more time to react