G2 Alcohol and Drug Impairment 2

Question 1

What is a Standardized Field Sobriety Test (SFST)?

Accepted Answer

A series of physical coordination and eye-movement tests to detect impairment

Answer

A written quiz about drug effects

Answer

A blood pressure and pulse check

Answer

A roadside breathalyzer for cannabis

Question 2

What is a Drug Recognition Evaluator (DRE)?

Accepted Answer

A specially trained police officer who assesses drug impairment

Answer

A handheld device that detects drugs in breath

Answer

A pharmacist who provides roadside testing

Answer

A court-appointed toxicologist

Question 3

Under Canada's federal law, what is the THC blood concentration limit for fully licensed drivers before a drug-impaired driving charge applies?

Accepted Answer

2 nanograms per milliliter (ng/mL)

Answer

Zero tolerance

Answer

5 ng/mL

Answer

10 ng/mL

Question 4

If police have reasonable grounds to suspect drug impairment, they may demand a G2 driver to:

Accepted Answer

Provide a urine or blood sample at a police station

Answer

Surrender the vehicle on the spot

Answer

Call a licensed pharmacist immediately

Answer

Complete a written driving knowledge test

Question 5

How does cannabis use affect a driver's ability to operate a vehicle safely?

Accepted Answer

It impairs judgment, reaction time, and coordination

Answer

It improves reaction time and focus

Answer

It has no measurable effect on driving

Answer

It only affects vision during nighttime driving

Question 6

A G2 driver is prescribed medication that may cause drowsiness. What should they do before driving?

Accepted Answer

Consult the medication label or a doctor before driving

Answer

Drive slowly and avoid highways only

Answer

Only drive distances under 10 km

Answer

Drive only during daylight hours

Question 7

Why is it dangerous to combine alcohol with prescription or over-the-counter medications before driving?

Accepted Answer

Drug interactions can multiply impairing effects beyond what either substance causes alone

Answer

It increases fuel consumption

Answer

It only affects driving if both are taken on an empty stomach

Answer

It is only dangerous for drivers over age 65