Alertness & awareness · driving theory questions
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Sample questions
In case of driver fatigue, the risk of involvement in road traffic accidents increases due to:
- reduced alertness
- reduced concentration of attention
- reduced time of reaction
The consumption of even small quantities of alcohol causes the driver reaction time:
- to increase
- to decrease
- it is not affected by alcohol
The warning signs of driver fatigue are:
- faster reactions
- feeling of anxiety
- behaviour of irritability
- weakness
When driving the vehicle while under the effect of alcohol:
- there is a risk of the driver losing control of the vehicle
- the risk of involvement in road traffic accidents increases
- the driver has faster reactions
- the driver pays more attention to the dangers on the road
What is the effect of the alcohol on the behaviour of the driver?
- reduces the concentration
- deteriorates the ability to accurately assess the speed
- improves the coordination
- reduces the reaction time
Which of the following signs indicate driver fatigue?
- difficulty in navigating the traffic situation
- continuous rubbing of the eyes
- shorter time for making the right decision
- making efforts for keeping the eyes open
If the diver feels tired during driving, it would be most appropriate to do the following, until a safe place to stop is found:
- ensure a flow of fresh air into the interior of the vehicle
- choose the speed of driving carefully
- talk with the passengers in the vehicle
- change gears all the time in order to improve his/her concentration
How often must the driver stop for a rest in case of driving for a long time?
- every 4 hours
- the rest during stops for the consumption of food is enough
- always when fatigue is felt
Does the use of energy drinks (strong doses of coffee or tea) speed up the decomposition of alcohol in the driver’s blood?
- yes
- no
The warning signs of driver fatigue are:
- slower thinking
- occurrence of feeling of comfort
- impatient behaviour
- longer periods of microsleep