Question

1. what percentage of road rage incidents involve a firearm.

a) 99
b) 37
c) less than 2
d) none of these

1. an average driver has the mental capacity to be a safe driver but has become ______.

a) complacent
b) enthusiastic
c) discontented

1. the primary difference between a dangerous driver, an average driver, and a \pro\ driver is their ______.

a) knowledge of driving rules
b) attitude while driving
c) speed consciousness

1. on average, drivers violate traffic laws ______ times before being cited.

a) 1000
b) 39
c) 168
d) 400

Explanation:

Question 2

Road rage incidents involving firearms are relatively rare. Statistical data shows that the percentage is less than 2. So option c is correct.

An average driver has the mental ability to be safe but often becomes complacent (overly confident/relaxed about safety), while enthusiastic is positive and discontented is about dissatisfaction, not fitting the context of safe driving capacity but lacking in practice. So option a is correct.

The primary difference among dangerous, average, and "pro" drivers is their attitude while driving (how they approach driving, safety, etc.). Knowledge of rules may be similar, and speed consciousness is part of attitude. So option b is correct.

Answer:

c) Less than 2

Question 3