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Drug and Alcohol Test DMV Part 3

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This deck covers important concepts related to driving regulations, effects of alcohol, and safety rules as outlined in a DMV test.

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Windshields must be made of safety glass and may not be covered or treated with any material which has the effect of making the windshield reflective or in any way non-transparent. If must be free of any __________ not required by law. a) Scratches b) Paint c) Magnets d) Stickers

d) Stickers
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Windshields must be made of safety glass and may not be covered or treated with any material which has the effect of making the windshield reflective or in any way non-transparent. If must be free of any __________ not required by law. a) Scratches b) Paint c) Magnets d) Stickers
d) Stickers
If your BAL is .07, you can expect a __________ drop in complex performance compared to the sober level. a) 36% b) 13% c) 24% d) 17%
c) 24%
There are about __ licensed drivers here in Florida a) 170 million b) 200 million c) 15 million
c) 15 million
The rule that says "Do not go faster than is safe for conditions" is known as the ___ a) extreme caution rule. b) slow down rule. c) basic speed rule.
c) basic speed rule
You should check your mirrors __ A. once every hour. B. once every 3 to 5 seconds. C. once every two to three minutes.
b) once every 3 to 5 seconds
If two cars get to a 4-way stop intersection at the same time, which car should be yielded the right-of-way? A. Car on the right. B. Car on the left. C. Car making a turn.
a) car on the right
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Drug and Alcohol Test DMV Part 3
TermDefinition
Windshields must be made of safety glass and may not be covered or treated with any material which has the effect of making the windshield reflective or in any way non-transparent. If must be free of any __________ not required by law. a) Scratches b) Paint c) Magnets d) Stickers
d) Stickers
If your BAL is .07, you can expect a __________ drop in complex performance compared to the sober level. a) 36% b) 13% c) 24% d) 17%
c) 24%
There are about __ licensed drivers here in Florida a) 170 million b) 200 million c) 15 million
c) 15 million
The rule that says "Do not go faster than is safe for conditions" is known as the ___ a) extreme caution rule. b) slow down rule. c) basic speed rule.
c) basic speed rule
You should check your mirrors __ A. once every hour. B. once every 3 to 5 seconds. C. once every two to three minutes.
b) once every 3 to 5 seconds
If two cars get to a 4-way stop intersection at the same time, which car should be yielded the right-of-way? A. Car on the right. B. Car on the left. C. Car making a turn.
a) car on the right
Stimulants are often called ___ A. uppers or "speed." B. "downers." C. "shrooms."
a) uppers or "speed"
___ year olds accounted for only 6.4 percent of the total number of drivers in the US but they made up 12 percent of all drivers involved in fatal crashes. A. Fifteen to twenty B. Twenty to thirty C. Thirty to forty
a) fifteen to twenty
A blue sign might designate a __________ A. hospital. B. pedestrian crossing. C. both A and B
a) hospital
Driving under the influence of anger can be as dangerous as driving under the influence of alcohol. A. TRUE B. FALSE
a) true
The rate of alcohol involvement among drivers involved in fatal collisions was four times higher ___________ A. during the day than at night. B. at night than during the day. C. Neither of the above.
b) at night than during the day
If you accumulate too many points on your license, it will be __________ A. canceled. B. suspended. C. revoked.
c) revoked
Once a person has been drinking, they underestimate the risks of being on the road, and ___________ their ability to tolerate alcohol. A. underestimate B. overestimate C. Neither of the above
b) overestimate
A Hospital sign is an example of a __________ sign. A. regulatory B. warning C. guide
c) guide
BAC stands for __________ A. Basic Alcohol Consumption. B. Basic Alcohol Comprehension. C. Blood Alcohol Concentration
c) Blood Alcohol Concentration
How much time will you save on a ten mile trip if you travel at 60 mph rather than at 55 mph? A. Less than one minute B. More than two minutes. C. More than five minutes.
a) Less than one minute
About seven percent of those who try in any one year to quit smoking cigarettes on their own actually succeed. A. True B. False
a) True
Prescription drugs __________ A. are always okay to take when driving as long as they are prescribed by a doctor. B. may never be taken when driving. C. may be illegal to take when driving.
c) may be illegal to take when driving
Which of the following is not effected by alcohol? A. IQ B. Emotions C. Sleep
c) sleep
True or False: Driving a motor vehicle after taking substances which alter the central nervous system can have side effects which include impaired attention, reaction time, and vision.
TRUE