Driver Quiz – June 2008 Newsletter

DRIVER QUIZ – Distracted Driving: Delivery Drivers Beware
Place your name and company on the quiz and date, then submit this quiz to your manager.
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1. Distracted Driving is not a significant cause of motor vehicle accidents in today’s society. (T/F)
2. Which of the following is not a main type of distraction while driving?
a) Visual
b) Disruptive
c) Cognitive
d) Manual
3. New research suggests that some type of distraction is present during 52% of normal driving. (T/F)
4. Which of the following is NOT a top 10 Distraction for delivery drivers?
a) Eating, drinking and smoking
b) Using social media on a cell device
c) Watching out for pedestrians through the front window and rearview mirrors
d) Personal grooming
5. Planning your deliveries in advance, including routes of travel, will make your deliveries much safer
and easier. (T/F)
6. Which of the following is safe for delivery drivers to do while driving?
a) Conversations with unauthorized passengers
b) Reading maps or other materials while driving
c) Reaching down behind the seat, on the floor or other compartments while driving.
d) All of the above are unsafe.
7. GPS is ok and aids in the delivery process, but can also distract you if not used correctly to minimize
distractions. (T/F)
8. What is NOT a negative consequence for distracted driving?
a) Loss of your job
b) Huge fines and increased insurance costs
c) Collisions with other vehicles, property damage, injuries and/or killing pedestrians
d) Being recognized for safe performance
e) Being sued by third parties
9. As long as you have your seatbelt on, you will not be distracted. (T/F)
10. You have responsibilities as a delivery driver to protect yourself, the general public and your fellow
employees by not engaging in distracted behavior while driving? (T/F)