1)Skill, road surfacing, lubricants, tires, brakes, and the weight of the car are all examples that can create what type of driving variable?

Speed

Tailgating

Braking distance

Peripheral vision

2)Road rage is the term used to refer to physical assaults that result from a traffic dispute.

True

False

3)Directional stability is said to be the steadiness with which a car:

Changes its direction of travel

Responds to centrifugal force

Follows the path chosen by the driver

Maintains its intended direction under heavy braking

4)Motor vehicle crashes cost society an estimated $4,800 per second.

True

False

5)

If one vehicle is going 20 MPH and another is going 60 MPH, the one going 60 MPH has ______ times the momentum as the one going 20 MPH.

3

6

9

12