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Why take a motor quiz

Operating a motor vehicle can be dangerous, but it’s important that your workers are aware of the risks and know how to operate a motor vehicle safely. In the United States, there are over 4 million motor vehicle crashes each year, resulting in over 37,000 deaths and 2.4 million injuries. That’s why it’s critical that your workers receive motor vehicle safety training and refresher courses on a regular basis. refresher courses on a regular basis. refresher courses on a regular basis. refresher courses on a regular basis. refresher courses on a regular basis. refresher courses on a regular basis. refresher courses on a regular basis. refresher courses on a regular basis. refresher courses on a regular basis. refresher courses on a regular basis. refresher courses on a regular basis. refresher courses on a regular basis. This quiz is a great way to ensure that your workers are up-to-date on the latest safety information and regulations. With questions on a range of safety topics, from bloodborne pathogens to fire safety, this quiz is perfect for any business. To take the quiz, visit the link below: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/safetyquiz

Deploy a motor quiz to your team

You can identify what parts of your organization’s motor safety plan your team members can’t recall and close these knowledge gaps so your team can remain safe while driving. This knowledge is critical for protecting the health and safety of your team, as it teaches them how to recognize hazards, complete a motor risk assessment, prevent accidents, and know how to respond in the case of an emergency. With this reinforcement of your organization’s motor safety protocols, your employees will feel more confident and empowered, and are less likely to make mistakes that may result in an accident. This will improve the overall safety of your business. Not only can reinforcing this essential training save lives, it also helps ensure that your organization is compliant with government regulations. This quiz allows you to track the progress of employees and identify any individuals who may require additional training. For team members that require additional regular refresher training, you’ll also have the option to deliver the motor safety quiz to them in bite-sized chunks, at regular intervals. This allows your team to reinforce their knowledge at their own pace, making them more likely to recall what they learned sooner than if they were to have completed a one-off training program. And the best part is that your teams can access this quiz on their preferred device whenever they have 5 minutes to spare – whether that’s on their commute, in between tasks, or before they finish up for the day.

Example questions from our motor quiz

Question 1

As people who drive as part of our job we need to set the standard for road safety and accept that there are other road users who may not act appropriately We need to act professionally and control what we can control so that in the event of a serious incident we can be comfortable that weve done everything that we could to prevent it

Question 3

How many times more likely are you to crash if using a mobile phone whilst driving

Question 5

What is the maximum fine for speeding

Question 7

Minimum 12 month driving ban criminal record up to 6 months in prison an endorsement on your licence for 11 years and a large fine

Question 9

What percentage of convictions for drinkdrug driving are men

Question 11

How many times can stopping distances increase in icy conditions

Question 13

How many bridge strikes happen per day in the UK

Question 15

What actions should you take

Question 17

As you approach a situation where you will need to manoeuvre think about how you can set yourself up to have the safest possible exit You usually have a lot more control over the road and better lines of sight at this stage

Question 19

Question 21

How many times more likely are you to crash if using a mobile phone whilst driving

Question 23

What is the maximum fine for speeding

Question 25

Minimum 12 month driving ban criminal record up to 6 months in prison an endorsement on your licence for 11 years and a large fine

Question 27

What percentage of convictions for drinkdrug driving are men

Question 29

How many times can stopping distances increase in icy conditions

Question 31

What percentage of all incidents involving cars being driven for work do you think involve reversing while parking and manoeuvring in car parks

Question 33

Is this statement True or False

Question 2

Penalties

Question 4

Which of these will help to avoid distractions while driving

Question 6

No appointment or job is so urgent that speeding can be justified You are required to drive at a safe speed for the road conditions at all times

Question 8

The next day is not ok

Question 10

If you have 5 pints of lager 23 units each and finish drinking at 10pm roughly when will you be ok to drive again

Question 12

What are the consequences of bridge strikes

Question 14

Planning your journey to avoid low bridges and making sure that you know the height and width of your vehicle will significantly reduce the risk of a bridge strike

Question 16

What percentage of reported collisions in company vehicles arise from vehicles reversing

Question 18

Is this statement True or False

Question 20

Penalties

Question 22

Which of these will help to avoid distractions while driving

Question 24

No appointment or job is so urgent that speeding can be justified You are required to drive at a safe speed for the road conditions at all times

Question 26

The next day is not ok

Question 28

If you have 5 pints of lager 23 units each and finish drinking at 10pm roughly when will you be ok to drive again

Question 30

What actions should you take

Question 32

As you approach a situation where you will need to park think about how you can set yourself up to have the safest possible exit You usually have a lot more control over the road and better lines of sight at this stage