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| What should you do if your windshield wipers suddenly fail? | Slow down, activate your hazard warning lights, pull off road & move to a safe location |
| What should you do if your gas pedal sticks? | Try to free it by hooking your toe under the pedal & raising it. It it doesn't work apply brakes and shift into neutral. Then steer to the shoulder of the road. |
| Carbon monoxide | deadly, odorless gas that can collect inside your vehicle when you run the engine with all windows closed |
| Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisonings | sudden fatigue, yawning, ringing in ears, dizziness, headache, and nausea |
| Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs most often when? | During winter driving |
| Ways to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning | make sure exhaust system does not leak, don't leave engine idling, don't warm up vehicle in a closed garage |
| Driving in Minnesota is a what? | privilege |
| What are ways that your driver's license can be withdrawn | suspension, revocation, and cancellation |
| Conditions that could cause you to have your license suspended | repeatedly violate traffic laws, use, or allow someone else to use, your license for an illegal action, fail to stop for a school bus |
| Conditions that could cause you to have your license revoked | Convited of driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, driving in access of 100mph, fleeing a police officer |
| Why might you get a limited license? | It may be issued to a person whose driving privileges are revoked or suspended |
| Why might you get a limited license? | To travel to and from your place of employment, travel to and from treatment or conseling, travel to and from school |
| it is illegal to operate a vehicle on MN roads when what? | impaired by alcohol or other substances |
| alcohol use is involved in more than how many of the deaths on MN roads each year? | 1/3 |
| Alcohol kills an average of how many people in MN each year/ | 240 |
| Alcohol | a depressant that slows body functions & impairs motor skills |
| Alcohol affects your what? | judgement, vision, reaction time, steering, perception, coordination & balance, attenttion |
| Proof | strength of a drink |
| Factors that have an impact on how alcohol affects a person | age, gender, body weight, mood, food intake, genetics |
| Alternatives to driving impaired | Designate a driver, call a taxi, call a parent or friend, stay overnight where you are at, take away keys |
| A person with an alcohol concentration of what or higher and in control of a moving or parked vehicle - can be arrested for driving while impaired (DWI)? | 0.08 |
| You may be charged for a felony DWI if you what? | Are arrested for a 4th DWI in a 10 year period |
| It is unlawful to what? | Drink, or have an open container or, any alcoholic beverage inside a motor vehicle when it is on a public street or highway. |
| It is unlawful to use, possess or sell controlled substances in a what? | motor vehicle |
