1. Seat belts reduce the risk of death and severe injury in a crash by half.

2. Drivers who are holding a cell phone in their hand are presumed to be using it.

3. Driving at 120 km/h instead of 100 km/h increases fuel consumption by 10%.

4. The presence of alcohol or drugs is generally found in almost 25% of deceased drivers.

5. Only screens that display information can be on for driving.

6. If you drive at 100 km/h in a 90 km/h zone over a distance of 15 km, you save 10 minutes.

7. When combined, a seat belt and airbag reduce the risk of severe head injury in a crash by 50%.

8. According to a Québec study, the chance of having an accident increases by 38% when drivers are using a cell phone.

9. Speeding is only a problem for drivers aged 16 to 24.

10.The number of hours (theoretical and practical training) given by driving schools has been increased and the content has been enriched.

8-10 correct answers: Well-done! You are quite knowledgeable about

road safety and know the rules of the road.

4-7 correct answers: Be careful! Despite your knowledge, there are

still some important facts you need to learn. You should find out more by visiting the SAAQ website.

Three correct answers or less : Watch out! You may be a road hazard to yourself

and others. You need to learn more about road safety by visiting the SAAQ website.

We are all responsible for our conduct on the road.

Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec

(SAAQ)

Web site: www.saaq.gouv.qc.ca