Texting and Driving Quick Quiz
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Question 1: What happens if a driver under 18 violates the cellphone law for the first time?
They get a $150 fine and a 60-day license suspension
They lose their license for one year
They only receive a warning
Their vehicle is automatically towed
Question 2: Which age group was linked to about a third of all crashes in Stark County?
Drivers ages 15 to 24
Drivers ages 45 and older
Drivers ages 16 to 19 only
Drivers ages 25 to 44
Question 3: What can an adult over 18 face for a first cellphone distracted-driving offense?
A mandatory 90-day suspension
Up to a $150 fine and 2 points on the license
No penalty on the first offense
Up to $1,000 in fines and jail time
Question 4: In Stark County, what does it mean that texting and driving is a primary offense?
Police can stop you just for that violation
Police may only warn you the first time
A ticket is issued only if you were speeding too
Your phone is confiscated permanently
Question 5: About how long do your eyes stay off the road to read or send a text?
1 second
10 seconds
3 seconds
5 seconds
Question 6: Which three ways does texting distract a driver?
Audibly, legally, and mentally
Manually, legally, and socially
Visually, manually, and cognitively
Visually, physically, and emotionally
Question 7: If you need to make a call or send a text while driving, what is the safest choice?
Ask a passenger to text while you keep driving
Hold the phone with one hand
Wait until a red light and type quickly
Pull over and park in a safe location first
Question 8: How much more likely are texting drivers to be involved in a crash?
10 times more likely
23 times more likely
4 times more likely
16 times more likely