Drunk Driving Definitions

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• Definition: Look at surroundings for traffic signs, light changes, environmental factors, pedestrians, cyclists, etc. Check both sides and behind you for potential risk.
• Physical Factors: o Must have good vision to see objects clearly. Impaired vision puts the driver at risk of blindly hitting something. o Must have the ability to use your neck to check sides and back of car. o Hearing aids in noticing dangers. o Must not be fatigued in order to stay alert of surroundings.
• Psychological Issues: o Must keep a calm-leveled and courteous attitude to prevent unnecessary risks. o Anger, frustration, sadness, stress, and over-excitement can prevent a driver from taking their driving and/or their driving environment seriously which can lead them to ignore potential dangers.
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• Physical Factors: o Illness, impaired vision, and fatigue prevents a driver from recognizing signs and dangers clearly.
• Psychological Issues: o Drivers must be able to think clearly to recall the meaning behind signs and recognize risks. Extreme emotions can get in the way of