Impaired and Distracted Driving Flashcards
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What does BAC stand for in relation to impaired driving?
Answer: Blood Alcohol Concentration
BAC stands for Blood Alcohol Concentration, which measures the percentage of alcohol in a person's bloodstream.
In the US, the legal BAC limit for non-commercial drivers 21 and older is:
Answer: 0.08%
The legal BAC limit for non-commercial adult drivers in all 50 US states is 0.08%, above which driving is illegal.
For drivers under 21, most states enforce a BAC limit of:
Answer: 0.02%
Most states have a zero-tolerance BAC limit of 0.02% or lower for drivers under 21, reflecting stricter standards for underage drivers.
Which factor does NOT affect how alcohol impairs driving ability?
Answer: Color of the driver's eyes
Eye color has no effect on alcohol metabolism or impairment; body weight, food intake, and amount consumed are real factors.
Using a hand-held cell phone while driving is:
Answer: Illegal in most US states while the vehicle is in motion
Most US states prohibit hand-held cell phone use while driving a moving vehicle, as it significantly increases crash risk.
Texting while driving increases crash risk by approximately:
Answer: 23 times
Research shows that texting while driving increases crash risk by approximately 23 times compared to driving without distractions.
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