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Drug and Alcohol Test DMV Part 2

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This deck covers key concepts and statistics related to drug and alcohol effects on driving, as well as specific regulations and safety measures in Florida.

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True or False: In terms of percent, whiskey has more alcohol than wine. a) True b) False

a) True
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True or False: In terms of percent, whiskey has more alcohol than wine. a) True b) False
a) True
True or False: A 24 year old motorcycle driver would not be required to wear protective eyewear when riding in Florida. a) True b) False
a) True
Bright (high-beam) headlights show objects __________ feet ahead. a) 400 b) 300 c) 350 d) 450
d) 450
True or False: To reflect to the driver a view of the highway through each mirror, a distance of at least 200 feet to the rear of the vehicle.
True
In 2006, the estimated economic cost of alcohol-related crashes in the U.S. was around ___________ (including monetary costs and insurance claims). a) $50 billion b) $13 billion c) $130 billion d) $1 billion
c) $130 Billion
Individuals eliminate alcohol from their bodies at an approximate rate of__________. a) 0.018 BAL per hour b) 0.05 BAL per hour c) 0.015 BAL per hour d) 0.08 BAL per hour
b) 0.05 BAL per hour
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Drug and Alcohol Test DMV Part 2
TermDefinition
True or False: In terms of percent, whiskey has more alcohol than wine. a) True b) False
a) True
True or False: A 24 year old motorcycle driver would not be required to wear protective eyewear when riding in Florida. a) True b) False
a) True
Bright (high-beam) headlights show objects __________ feet ahead. a) 400 b) 300 c) 350 d) 450
d) 450
True or False: To reflect to the driver a view of the highway through each mirror, a distance of at least 200 feet to the rear of the vehicle.
True
In 2006, the estimated economic cost of alcohol-related crashes in the U.S. was around ___________ (including monetary costs and insurance claims). a) $50 billion b) $13 billion c) $130 billion d) $1 billion
c) $130 Billion
Individuals eliminate alcohol from their bodies at an approximate rate of__________. a) 0.018 BAL per hour b) 0.05 BAL per hour c) 0.015 BAL per hour d) 0.08 BAL per hour
b) 0.05 BAL per hour
In Florida, what age group had the highest rate of crashes in 2008? a) 25 - 29 years old b) 15 - 19 years old c) 20 - 24 years old d) 30 - 34 years old
b) 15-19years old
True or False: The ability to process information and multi-task continues to diminish with every drink. a) True b) False
a) True
True or False: A low BAL will always cause a hangover. a) True b) False
b) False
__________ transfers substances to the brain faster than when a drug is injected or swallowed. a) Smoking b) Eating c) Inhalation d) Snorting
a) smoking
For some people, alcohol can cause an uncontrolled __________ of the eyes, making good vision almost impossible. a) Vibration (rapid oscillation) b) Pain c) Blinking d) Heaviness
a) Vibration (rapid oscillation)
If your BAL is at .04, you can expect a __________ drop in complex performance compared to the sober level. a) 13% b) 24% c) 36% d) 17%
a) 13%
About 90% of the information you need to drive safely comes from your__________. a) Driving experience b) Eyes c) GPS d) Ears
b) eyes
About one in __________ young drivers believes using recreational drugs such as marijuana, cocaine, speed, or ecstasy does not affect their driving. a) Ten b) Seven c) Five d) Eight
d) Eight
Double vision can be the result of _________________ a) Looking directly into bright headlights Passing other cars b) Eye muscles relaxed from fatigue, drugs, or alcohol c) Wearing glasses that are too strong d) Rapid eye blinking
b) Eye muscles relaxed from fatigue, drugs, or alcohol
__________ of teen deaths from motor vehicle crashes occurred on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday. a) 55% b) 60% c) 30% d) 45%
a) 55%
Which driving symptom might indicate that a driver is impaired and their actions unpredictable? a) All of the answers are correct b) Erratic change in speed c) Running stop lights and stop signs d) Weaving from side to side
a) All of the answers are correct
Short-term side effects of alcohol and other drugs include: a) Forgetfulness b) Shortness of breath c) Temporary blindness d) Disrupted sleep
d) Disrupted sleep
True or False: You should not try to put out a gasoline or diesel fire with water. a) TRUE b) FALSE
a) TRUE
In Florida, refusal to submit to testing (second offense) results in ______________. a) A 30 day suspension b) An 18 month suspension c) A license revocation d) A 6 month suspension
b) An 18 month suspension