CDL · Distraction and fatigue
What in-cab activities can take your focus away from driving?
Correct answer: All of these are correct.
Answer options
- AChatting with passengers
- BTuning the radio
- CAll of these are correct Correct
Why
Anything that takes your eyes, hands or mind off driving is a distraction, and that includes conversations with passengers and fiddling with the radio. Eating, drinking, smoking and reading maps are other common examples.
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Topic: Distraction and fatigue License: CDL
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