Drug and Alcohol Awareness QUIZ

Question #1: Based on Statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, when do most accidents involving drugs and/or alcohol occur on our nation's highways?

At Night
During the Day
On Saturdays

Question #2: At night, 35% of drivers striking trucks in the U.S. had been drinking.

True
False

Question #3: 10% of drivers must be Alcohol Tested every month.

True
False

Question #4: If a driver is Alcohol Tested and His or Her "B-A-C" or Blood Alcohol Content is Positive, what are the steps for His/Her Return to Duty?

A driver must pass a Return to Duty test with less than .02 BAC
The driver must be evaluated by a substance abuse professional
The driver will have to pass at least six unannounced follow-up tests in the first twelve months after the driver returns to duty
All of the above answers are correct.

Question #5: The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration says that a driver may not be under the influence of five different illegal drugs. Which one is NOT on that list?

Cocaine
Opiates
Marijuana
Tylenol

Question #6: How many people have reported driving on our highways under the influence of illegal drugs, alcohol or a combination of the two?

15 million
20 Million
30 Million

Question #7: 18% of all drivers involved in Fatal Crashes were driving under the influence of drugs, often in combination wit alcohol.

True
False

Question #8: In recent years, drugs that act on the brain have been recognized as hazards to road traffic safety. Research indicates one drug is most prevalent in road accidents caused by driving under the influence. Is that drug....

Cocaine
Marijuana
Methamphetamines

Question #9: When can prescription drugs become a problem to a driver, is it...

When the drug acts on the brain
When prescription drugs are taken without medical supervision
When the individual driver has a reaction to the prescription medication
All of the above are correct

Question #10: Which of the following is the least intoxicating?

A 12 oz. can of beer
A 1.5 oz. shot of 80-proof liquor
A 5 oz. glass of wine
They are all about the same

Question #11: A professional driver will have their license suspended, if convicted, while on the clock driving and when their Blood Alcohol Content is above .04.

True
False

Question #12: One in every 10 adults in this country either abuse alcohol or are alcoholics.

True
False

Question #13: Reasonable Suspicion testing is when:

An employer has reasons to believe an employee has violated the FMCSR regarding Controlled Substances or Alcohol.
An employer has reasons to believe an employee has not had sufficient sleep within eight hours of reporting to work.
When an employee refuses to submit to post accident alcohol testing.

Question #14: When a driver is asked to provide a sample for testing after an accident, He or She must:

Ask to provide the sample the next day.
Refuse to provide the sample.
Provide the sample when asked.

Question #15: FMCSR 382 outlines programs for motor carriers to help prevent accidents and injuries resulting from the misuse of alcohol or controlled substances by professional drivers.

True
False

Question #16: As a professional driver, you are trained to recognize certain activities of other motorists on the road as clues to what may be going on with those drivers. Which two of the following actions may indicate a driver may be driving under the influence?

Be constantly looking side to side and throwing trash onto the highway.
Speeding up and slowing down and dropping their heads and then quickly looking up.
Driving on a sunny day with headlights on and windshield wipers going.

Alcohol Awareness QUIZ

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