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Introduction

In 2021, there were more than 3500 fatal accidents due to distracted drivers in the United States according to NHTSA. The Distracted Driving course is designed to educate drivers on the dangers of distractions while driving and provide practical strategies to stay focused on the road. Our distracted driving program covers various types of distractions, including manual, visual, and cognitive, and offers techniques to minimize risks and enhance overall driving safety.

Outline

1. Introduction    

  1. Welcome
  2. Introduction
  3. Learning Objectives
  4. Learning Activity: Common Driver Distractions

2. Recognizing and Avoiding Distractions    

  1. Common Driver Distractions
  2. Risks of Distraction
  3. Avoiding Distractions
  4. Learning Activity: Avoiding Distractions

3. External Distractions    

  1. Outside Distractions
  2. Knowledge Check: What Will YOU Do?

4. Psychomotor Distractions    

  1. Inside Distractions
  2. Avoiding Inside Distractions
  3. Knowledge Check: Inside Distractions
  4. Cell Phones
  5. Cell Phone Safety
  6. Texting

5. Cognitive Distractions    

  1. Keep Your Mind on Driving
  2. Knowledge Check: Emotions

6. Conclusion    

  1. Summary

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FAQ

What are the most common distractions while driving?

Common distractions include using cell phones, eating and drinking, adjusting controls, dealing with passengers, and external factors like construction or other vehicles.

How can I minimize distractions from my phone while driving?

Use hands-free devices, set your phone to "Do Not Disturb" mode, and pull over to a safe location if you need to make or receive a call.

Why is defensive driving important in preventing distracted driving accidents?

Defensive driving techniques help anticipate potential hazards and allow for quick, safe responses to avoid accidents caused by distractions.

What should I do if I encounter an aggressive driver while trying to stay focused?

Stay calm, avoid eye contact, and do not engage with the aggressive driver. Pull over safely if necessary and let them pass.

How does being well-rested help in preventing distracted driving?

Being well-rested improves concentration and reaction times, reducing the likelihood of becoming distracted or making errors while driving.

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