Texder's Quiz

1.

Math time:

Texder leaves Mobile, Alabama, traveling westbound at 67 mph. Doc loads up her dog, Boo Boo, and starts a road trip heading eastbound from Syracuse, New York at 44 mph. Texder starts his trek at 10:13am. Doc heads out at 10:46am. What time will the two distracted drivers collide, and what happens to the yappy little unrestrained dog in the back seat?

Is that a story problem? Are you kidding me?

Boo Boo becomes a projectile missile exerting several hundred pounds of force. Ouch.

They don't collide. They're traveling in opposite directions. Duh.

Boo Boo finally wins that coveted Frisbee Championship… in heaven.

2.

A _________ driver is 3X more likely to cause a car crash than a non-distracted driver.

Dumb

Grooming

Teen

Poorly Dressed

3.

This distraction increases your likelihood of a crash by 80%:

Catching up on your podcasts

Stuffing your face

Flirting with the driver next to you

Brushing your teeth

4.

What is the single biggest cause of distracted driving accidents?

Picking your nose

Being lost in la la land (not the movie)

Checking out the accident on the side of the road

The person babbling in the seat next to you

5.

Of all the driving distractions, this is the biggest cause of fatal crashes:

Texting

Daydreaming

Eating

Road Rage

6.

This driving distraction is nearly twice as common as cell phone use:

Chatting up passengers

Yelling at your GPS

Reading billboards

Playing the license plate game

7.

1 out of every __ car crashes in the United States is caused by texting and driving.

17

2

4

8

8.

Chances are, this distraction is something you do every time you are in the car:

Fiddle with knobs and switches

Become hypnotized by the windshield wipers

Bang your head on the steering wheel in frustration at the slowpoke in front of you

Worry if you'll reach your destination without the dreaded check engine light coming on

9.

This activity averages 12 seconds of distraction — equal to traveling 525 feet without looking at the road!

Smoking

Cell phone use

Changing the radio station

Trying to remember if you turned the iron off this morning

10.

These are all examples of reaching — a manual distraction that takes your hands off the wheel and causes havoc for other drivers as you swerve all over the road:

Searching for the ringing phone you just knocked off the seat

Trying to put the pacifier back in the mouth of your crying baby

Looking for a piece of gum in the bottom of your purse

All of the above

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