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kellyjaisingh

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Eating, drinking, talking on a cell phone or texting, and using other electronic devices all result in
 
  A) erratic driving.
  B) speeding.
  C) distracted driving.
  D) running red lights.

Question 2

Three factors most likely to contribute to motor vehicle crashes are
 
  A) lane changes, tailgating, and speeding.
  B) drowsiness, talking while driving, and speeding.
  C) freeway driving, night driving, and slick road conditions.
  D) impaired driving, distracted driving, and aggressive driving.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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