B) may affect your reaction time.. Alcohol can slow reaction time, which is critical for safe driving.

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Q: When driving, your Blood alcohol concentration (BAC) should not exceed ___ per 100ml of blood?

80mg. The prescribed blood-alcohol limit is 80 mg per 100 ml of blood, but the safe choice is not to drive after drinking.

Q: What will be the penalty for people who have been caught for repeated drink driving?

Fines, revoke of license and jail. Repeat drink-driving is treated seriously and can result in a higher fine, imprisonment and driving disqualification.

Q: If you lose proper control of your vehicle after consumed a little bit of alcohol, you will be charged with ______ even though your blood alcohol concentration is below the legal limit.

Drink driving. Driving while unfit through alcohol is an offence even below the numerical limit; the key issue is proper control.

Q: BAC stands for

Blood Alcohol Concentration. BAC means Blood Alcohol Concentration, a measure used in drink-driving enforcement.

Q: Out of all the people below. who is the safer choice if they need to drive?

A person in excellent physical and mental condition. Drive only when physically and mentally fit, well-rested and unimpaired by alcohol.

Q: How does alcohol affect you?

A) It reduces your concentration.. Alcohol reduces concentration and makes driving unsafe.

Drink driving limits and penalties, medication, fatigue, and how impairment affects reaction time.

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Alcohol & Fitness to Drive questions

When driving, your Blood alcohol concentration (BAC) should not exceed ___ per 100ml of blood?

70mg

60mg

80mg Correct answer

The prescribed blood-alcohol limit is 80 mg per 100 ml of blood, but the safe choice is not to drive after drinking.

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What will be the penalty for people who have been caught for repeated drink driving?

Fines, revoke of license and jail Correct answer

Fines

Fines and revoke of license

Repeat drink-driving is treated seriously and can result in a higher fine, imprisonment and driving disqualification.

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If you lose proper control of your vehicle after consumed a little bit of alcohol, you will be charged with ______ even though your blood alcohol concentration is below the legal limit.

Drink driving Correct answer

Careless driving

Reckless driving

Driving while unfit through alcohol is an offence even below the numerical limit; the key issue is proper control.

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Which of the following statement is TRUE, regarding driving after drinking alcohol?

As long as you do not feel drunk and think you can drive safely, you may drive.

You should not drive after consuming even a small amount of alcohol. Correct answer

As long as you do not consume more than one glass of alcohol, it is safe for you to drive.

Do not drive after drinking because alcohol tolerance varies and even a small amount can affect safe control.

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How would alcohol affect the motorists?

No effect

Can concentrate better on the road

Will impair driving ability and reduce co-ordination on the road Correct answer

Alcohol impairs judgement, reaction time and coordination, making driving unsafe.

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If you feel tired while driving, you should

Continue to drive.

Turn on radio to keep you awake.

Stop safely at the road side, turn on the hazard lights and take a short rest. Correct answer

If tired, stop safely and rest; do not try to overcome fatigue by continuing or using distractions.

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BAC stands for

Blood Alcohol Concentration Correct answer

Breath Analyzing Centre

Blood Analyzing Centre

BAC means Blood Alcohol Concentration, a measure used in drink-driving enforcement.

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Out of all the people below. who is the safer choice if they need to drive?

A person in excellent physical and mental condition Correct answer

An insomniac

A person who has had a few bottles of beer

Drive only when physically and mentally fit, well-rested and unimpaired by alcohol.

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How does alcohol affect you?

A) It reduces your concentration. Correct answer

B) It increases your awareness.

C) It improves your co-ordination.

Alcohol reduces concentration and makes driving unsafe.

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Drink driving

A) will not affect your reaction time.

B) may affect your reaction time. Correct answer

C) may cause you to react faster.

Alcohol can slow reaction time, which is critical for safe driving.

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Which of the following statements on alcohol and driving is true?

A) It is safe to drive as long as you think you are not drunk.

B) It is unsafe to drive after consuming alcohol. Correct answer

C) It is safe to drive one hour after having the last drink.

Do not drive after consuming alcohol.

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A person will be disqualified from driving if he is caught

A) Driving with a blood alcohol concentration over 80 mg of alcohol/100ml of blood. Correct answer

B) Failing to obey a 'Stop' traffic sign.

C) Failing to give way to an ambulance with its siren on.

Driving above the prescribed blood-alcohol limit is a disqualifying drink-driving offence.

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