1. Most drivers __________________ the actual level of risk involved in driving.

2. You should drive with your headlights on __________________ .

3. A driver's hands should be positioned at the __________________ o'clock positions on the steering wheel.

4. It takes the body, on average, approximately ____________ to eliminate the alcohol contained in one drink.

5. When coming to a stop behind another vehicle, you should stop far enough behind the vehicle to ____________ .

6. If your vehicle becomes disabled, in addition to using your emergency flashers, you should place reflective warning triangles or flares at ____________ feet intervals, upstream of your vehicle's position.

7. You approach a railroad interesction with the gates down and signals flashing, but no approaching train is visible.  You should ____________ .

8. Drivers should avoid using cruise control in conditions of low traction, such as rain, ice and snow. ____________

9. When passing another vehicle on a two-lane highway, it is safe to return to the right lane ____________ .

10. To minimize risk, drivers should establish a visual lead of ____________ seconds ahead of the vehicle.

11. Each year, approximately ____________ people in the United States are Killed in motor vehicle collisions.

12. To reduce the chance of fire while refueling your vehicle, you should ____________ .

13. The first ability to be impaired by alcohol or other drugs is ____________ .

14. The retainer clip on a child safety harness should be positioned at the ____________ to minimize injury.

15. Distraction can negatively affect driver's ____________ .

16. A person could be charged with an impaired driving or DUI offense because of the effects of over-the-counter or prescription medications.

17. If you begin to experience a skid, the best response is to ____________.

18. ____________ is a technique drivers can use to detect movement and identify potential risks just above the surface of the roadway.

19. As you are driving on an undivided highway, you approach a school bus that is stopped and has red lights flashing; you ____________ .

20. ____________ can increase the chance of loss of control and cause premature tire wear.

21. In the United States, motor vehicle collisions are the largest cause of death for people ages ____________ .

22. Motor vehicle crashes cost U.S. society more than ____________ each year.

23. By managing your ____________ , you can reduce your overall risk while driving.

24. ____________ vision is another word for side vision.

25. Signs, signals and markings communicate valuable information to help us reduce our risk.

26. As you drive on a two-lane roadway, an oncoming vehicle approaches with its headlights on high beam. You flash your headlights to high beam and then back to low beam, but the other driver keeps his high beams on. You should ____________ .

27. A vehicle approaching your vehicle from a right angle has its turn signal on. It is safe to assume ____________ .

28. Posted speed limits represent the maximum speed you can drive in that area.

29. When you detect an emergency vehicle approaching from behind you, you ____________ .

30. When adjusting speed to minimize risk, drivers should consider ____________ .

31. When your vehicle's tires lose traction by riding up on a film of water, this is called : ____________ .

32. Rain, snow, ice and other factors can reduce your tires' contact with the road, resulting in an overall loss of traction.

33. Rear-end crashes are more common than any other kind because many drivers follow other vehicles too closely.

34. When it rains, the pavement is most slippery approximately ____________ after the rain begins.

35. In optimal driving conditions, drivers should maintain a following distance of ____________ seconds.

36. When another vehicle is following you too closely, reduce your risk by ____________ .

37. The most difficult area to keep a good space margin is to the ____________ of your vehicle.

38. "ABS" stands for ____________ . See if shut up

39. The lap belt portion of the seat belt should be positioned across the ____________ to maximize protection against injuries.

40. As related to driving, risk is defined as the chance of injury, damage or loss.

41. While driving on a two-lane highway, your right front tire suddenly blows out. You should ____________ .

42. If you find yourself unintentionally driving partially off the roadway, you should :

43. The term ____________ refers to a skid where the rear wheels have lost traction.

44. To reduce your risk when faced with an aggressive or enraged driver, your best move is to ____________ .

45. You should not use your horn to "vent" anger or "scold" other drivers.

46. A distraction is any activity or event that diverts the driver's attention away from the driving task.

47. ____________ are the most important part of your vehicle.

48. To ensure proper handling and performance of your tires, you should check the air pressure once a ____________ .

49. The danger(s) of using a hand-held cell phone while driving is/are:

50. This program is designed to keep you up to date on the latest risk-reducing driving techniques and make you a safer driver.