Quiz: Sanctions – dangerous behaviours
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Sanctions for Dangerous Behaviors
The risk of a serious injury or a fatality is almost 5 times stronger or greater for any vehicle that is crashing at 50 km/hr. or more in posted highway limit. The risk involved is greater, especially on those roads having lower posted limits like on roads wherein the posted limit is 60 km/hr. or less, the risk of having serious injury or fatality cases is 8 times greater for any vehicles that will collide at 50km/hr. or more that is above the limit being posted.
Some Types of Aggressive Driving Includes:
- stunts driving
- car racing in a street
- cutting off another vehicle intentionally
- driving in a motor vehicle to prevent someone’s vehicle from passing
- driving 50 km/hr. or more that is above the speed limit is posted
- driving 40 km/hr. or more above the posted limit on roads having a speed limit that is less than 80 km/hr.
It is prohibited if you are using connected nitrous-oxide systems in driving.
The risk of casualties and injuries is almost five times greater when vehicles crash at a speed of 50km/h or more than the posted limit. The lower the posted limit on roads are, the higher the risks are. To improve road safety, it’s better for drivers to travel at similar speeds for fewer chances of crashes.