Driver Ed Worksheet #4

Driving is a _________, not a right.

privilege

For some violations, your driving privilege must be suspended. This is ________ under the law.

mandatory

Give 4 examples of mandatory license suspension

1. drinking/drugs and then driving

2. refusal to take breath test

3. no car insurance

4. driving with a suspended license

Getting a driver license illegally may result in a fine of ___ to ___, imprisonment from __ to __ ____ and possible loss of license.

200, 500, 30, 90 days

Motor vehicles keeps track of your driving record by adding points to your record when you are convicted of a _______ _________.

moving violations

3 points will be removed from your driving record for being violation free for _ year since your last violation.

1

If the total points on an individual's driving record add up from 12 to 14 points when you have been driving for at least 2 years, Motor vehicles will send a Notice of Scheduled Suspension. In most cases, Motor vehicles will allow you to maintain your license if you attend a _______ ________ ____

driven improvement program

After a license suspension for points or completing a MVC Driver Improvement Program, you will be on probation for _ year.

1

A ____________ driver is someone who has been on the road for less than 2 years and has 2 violations with 4 or more points. This person will be required to attend a probationary driver program.

probationary

An individual with 3 license suspensions for violations that have occurred within 3 years is a __________ ___________, and may lose their license for up to 3 years

Habitual Offender

Alcohol is classified as a _________ drug. Alcohol (ethyl alcohol) does not have to be __________ by your body. Alcohol id considered a ____ enhancing drug. It can change behavior from happiness to anger and increase aggressiveness.

depressant, digested, mood

Lost 3 initial signs of alcohol use

1. talkativeness

2. a false sense of increases self confidence

3. lessened judgement

List the 3 categories of driving skills affected by alcohol use.

1. reactions

2. alertness

3. judgement

A conviction for operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol/drugs for the 1st, 2nd, 3rd time results in a __________ of driving privilege.

suspension

At first offense for alcohol on drug use will result in a suspension of _ to ________ and a fine of _______ to ______

3, 7 months, 250, 400

A person under 21 years old, arrested with as little as .01 B.A.C., is subject to participate in an alcohol education program, ___ to ___ days, license suspension, and ___ to ___ days of community service.

30, 90, 15, 30

The law in New Jersey which requires a licensed driver to take a breath test following an arrest for drinking and driving is the ______ ______ law.

implied consent

A first offense refusal to take the breath test results in a suspension of _______, and a fine of _____ to _____.

license, 250, 500

If you lose your license for drinking, you cannot drive until the _______ is over and your license is restored.

suspension

Driving after your license has been suspended due to a previous drinking and driving conviction will result in suspension of _ to _ years, a fine of ___, and possible ____ _____

1, 2, 500, jail time

Driving while under the influence of intoxicating beverages means your _____ and ______ are impaired.

senses, judgement

A driver 21 years or older is considered under the influence (DWI) if their blood alcohol concentration is _____.

.08 + above

A driver under the age of 21 is considered under the influence (DWI) if their blood alcohol concentration is ______.

.01 + above

Under NJ law, at age 21, you may or may not be under the influence if your B.A.C is more than _____, but less than _____.

.05, .08

Blood alcohol concentration can be tested by 3 tests.

1. breath

2. blood

3. urine

Your chances of getting into an accident at the following blood alcohol concentrations increase by how much?

.05 - 2 times

.10 - 6 times

.15 - 25 times

blood alcohol concentrations is determined by 4 factors

1. body weight

2. amount consumes

3. time

4. amount of food eaten

The average alcoholic drink contains approximately _____ ounces of alcohol.

1/2

1 bottle of bear (12 ounces) has the same quantity of pure ethyl alcohol as __ shot glass of whiskey (1 1/2), or __ (5 ounces) glasses of table wine.

1,1

If a person had 24 ounces of beer , another individual would have to drink __ ounces of wine to equal the alcohol content.

10

It takes _____ and only ___ for the body to get rid of about ___ ounces of alcohol in about __ hour.

time, time, 1/2, 1

The greatest number of arrests for drinking and riving are due to ____ _________

beer consumption

If a person gets into an accident after leaving your home drunk, you can become involved in a _______

law suit

The best way to reduce your chances of having an accident while under the influence is to not _____ at all after you have been drinking.

drive

Use of alcohol will increase your chance of getting into an accident. Drinking alcohol and driving with the addition of various conditions and circumstances can greatly multiply the chances of being involved in an accident. Give some examples

1. drugs

2. sleepy

3. distractions

4. lack of experience

5. poor health

6. bad mood

7. external conditions

The mixing of drugs, known as a _______ effect, can greatly enhance and multiply the effects of drugs or medications.

synergistic

Before driving when angry or excited, give yourself time to ____ off.

cool

Hand held wireless phones while driving can not be used except in case of ____, _______, _______ __________.

fire, accident, medical emergency

Along with a hand held wireless phones, a driver on a provisional license may not use ______ games or other _________ devices.

video, electronic

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