1. How many car lenghts should you allow before you pull in front of a truck?

2 car lengths for every 10 miles per hour
1 car length for every 10 miles per hour
1 car length for every 5 miles per hour

2. What percentage of accidents involving semis and automobiles does the driver of the automibile cause?

25%
45%
75%
10%

3. How many feet would it take an 80,000 lbs. semi to stop if it were traveling 65 miles per hour?

100 feet
50 feet
300 feet
565 feet

4. Following a semi too closely can result in which of the following?

Crashing into the back of the semi that must make a sudden stop
Debris being kicked up off the roadway by the semi striking your car
Debris or objects falling off of the semi while making a sudden stop
All of the above

5. Twenty-three percent of fatalities involving semis and automobile result from head-on collisions.

True
False