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Stuff Every Traffic Safety Scout Should Know

Practice facts for the Traffic Safety merit badge. Not an official Scouting America credential.

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51 practice questions so far. Each one is a 3-choice card that takes about 30 seconds, and the course grows as new cards pass our source checks.

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  1. Why must a distracted driver stay off the road?
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    Distraction reduces the attention needed to drive safely. Driving demands full attention, so any distraction takes focus away from the road and raises crash risk.

  2. Which is a common driver distraction?
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    Checking a phone. Phone use pulls eyes and mind off the road, making it a frequent cause of distracted driving crashes.

  3. How can drivers minimize distractions?
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    Set navigation before driving. Setting up devices before you move keeps your attention on driving once the car is in motion.

All 51 practice questions

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  1. Why must a distracted driver stay off the road?
  2. Which is a common driver distraction?
  3. How can drivers minimize distractions?
  4. Why must an alcohol-impaired driver not drive?
  5. How can cold medicine affect driving?
  6. What is the legal blood alcohol concentration limit based on?
  7. Why must a fatigued driver not drive?
  8. How should drivers plan to stay alert on long trips?
  9. What mistake do new drivers often make?
  10. How can new drivers reduce collision risk?
  11. How can driving behavior affect insurance rates?
  12. How should a lap and shoulder belt be worn?
  13. Why should all passengers wear seat belts?
  14. Which is a vehicle safety feature besides seat belts?
  15. How does electronic stability control help?
  16. Why check that all lights work?
  17. What can block your view through the windows?
  18. When are windshield wipers most important?
  19. Where do you find recommended tire pressure?
  20. Why does proper tire tread matter?
  21. What should you check for changing a flat tire?
  22. What does reaction distance mean?
  23. How does wet pavement affect stopping distance?
  24. How do stopping distances change at night?
  25. Which traffic law applies to both drivers and bicyclists?
  26. What should a driver do when stopped by police?
  27. What should drivers do after a car accident?
  28. Which documents must drivers carry by law?
  29. How do medians improve safety?
  30. What safety feature do interstate highways use?
  31. How do color and shape help with road signs?
  32. What do pavement markings do?
  33. How does reflective gear help at night?
  34. Which is a safety measure for pedestrians?
  35. What should drivers do near a stopped school bus?
  36. What causes blind spot crashes?
  37. How can drivers prevent lane change crashes?
  38. What do rumble strips do?
  39. Why are roundabouts considered safe?
  40. Why keep wheels straight while waiting to turn?
  41. What helps pedestrians cross safely?
  42. How do safety barriers help?
  43. Why are roads crowned or sloped?
  44. What happens to pedestrians hit at higher speeds?
  45. What should you do before starting a car?
  46. Why is a phone call risky while driving?
  47. What should you do with a text while driving?
  48. What is an open-container law about?
  49. What common mistake raises new driver risk?
  50. How can a new driver build skill safely?
  51. Why do children need age-appropriate seats? ๐Ÿ”’