March Safety Quiz

1. Fatigue while driving can be as dangerous as:

A. A flat tire B. Driving under the influence of alcohol C. A blown engine D. Rainy weather

2. If you start to feel drowsy while driving:

A. Turn up the radio and keep driving B. Stop at a safe location and rest C. Open the windows and drive faster D. Drink coffee and ignore it

3. Defensive driving means:

A. Always expecting the unexpected from other drivers B. Only worrying about your own lane C. Driving the speed limit exactly D. Honking at other drivers to assert dominance

4. When approaching a construction zone:

A. Maintain speed and watch your mirrors B. Slow down, watch for workers, and follow signs C. Only worry if other trucks are present D. Change lanes as quickly as possible

5. Driving in bad weather (rain, snow, fog) requires:

A. Higher speed to pass other vehicles quickly B. Reducing speed, increasing following distance, and using lights properly C. Relying solely on GPS D. Ignoring weather if the deadline is tight

6. What is the ultimate goal every time you drive your truck?

A. Arrive first B. Meet the schedule at all costs C. Get home safely to your family D. Avoid paying tolls

7. Why is it important to maintain safe following distance?

A. Reduces risk of rear-end collisions B. Makes it easier to tailgate cars C. Only matters in city traffic D. Saves fuel

8. If another vehicle cuts in front of your vehicle unexpectedly, you should:

A. Honk aggressively B. Slam on the brakes C. Ease off the accelerator and maintain control D. Speed up to pass them

9. Night driving requires:

A. Constant use of high beams B. Reduced speed, alertness for fatigue, and proper use of headlights C. Relying only on GPS D. Following the car in front closely

10. How does staying hydrated and nourished affect driving safety?

A. Keeps energy and focus levels high B. Has no effect on driving C. Only matters for short trips D. Makes fatigue worse

11. What’s your personal reason for making safety a priority on the road?

March 2026 Safety Quiz