Impact Texas Young Drivers practice test with complete verified solutions 2024 latest update.

LESSON 1 Where does AJ's dad find AJ's phone? Behind the dashboard LESSON 1 What did AJ hit? 18 wheeler Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:00 Full screen LESSON 1 Talking on the phone, texting, applying makeup, eating, drinking, chatting with friends in the car are ALL distractions that can result in fatal crashes. True LESSON 1 Driver inattention is one of the main causes of crashes, injuries, and death. True LESSON 1 If a driver looks down for just one second while driving 65 mph, their vehicle has traveled almost 50 feet. False Driving 65 mph, their vehicle has traveled almost 100 feet. LESSON 2 What caused Baby David's death? Distracted driver LESSON 2 What caused Sean's brain injury? None of the above Nothing touched his head. At the point of impact, Sean's head continued to move and as his head went from side to side, his brain rubbed up against the inside of his skull and caused his injury which is called Severe Diffuse Axonal. LESSON 2 The National Safety Council reports that distracted driving leads to 16 thousand crashes each year. False 1.6 million crashes each year LESSON 2 Drivers who text spend about 10% of their driving time outside their own driving lane. True LESSON 2 Someone texting or talking spans an average of 27 seconds after they put the phone down are still thinking about what they just did is called latency. True LESSON 3 Most skilled individuals texting are less likely to have an accident compared to the ones that have to look at their phones? False No matter how skilled you are anyone who is distracted can cause an accident. LESSON 3 Mariah was in an accident and lost her life because She was trying to answer a text on her phone LESSON 3 Stacy was in the passenger seat or the driver seat when she was struck by a drunk driver? Driver Seat