A) Buy a faster car B) Complain to your boss C) Assess your current commute D) Move closer to work
A) Radio news B) Navigation apps like Google Maps or Waze C) TV news D) Newspaper
A) Faster travel times B) Reduced stress of driving C) More flexibility D) Guaranteed seating
A) Working from anywhere B) Taking longer lunch breaks C) Adjusting start and end times of work D) Working part-time
A) Using a telescope to monitor traffic B) Attending meetings via telephone C) Working remotely from home or another location D) Teleporting to work
A) Faster travel in HOV lanes (if available) B) Individualized music choice C) Shared commuting costs D) Avoiding all traffic
A) Home Office Vehicle lane B) Heavy-duty Operational Vehicle lane C) Highly Optimized Vehicle lane D) High-Occupancy Vehicle lane
A) Sleep B) Listen to audiobooks or podcasts C) Play video games D) Argue with other drivers
A) Tailgate other cars B) Engage in road rage C) Honk aggressively D) Practice deep breathing exercises
A) Large SUV B) Hybrid or electric vehicle C) Sports car D) Truck
A) Removing the spare tire B) Adding extra weight to the car C) Driving with windows down D) Proper tire inflation
A) Higher fuel costs B) Improved physical health C) Increased risk of car accidents D) Longer commute times in all cases
A) Expensive designer clothing B) Dark clothing to blend in C) Clothing that restricts movement D) Bright, reflective clothing
A) Elbow pads (only) B) Helmet C) Sunglasses (only) D) Knee pads (only)
A) Improve traffic flow B) Cause more congestion C) Confuse drivers D) Increase commute times
A) Automatically adjusts speed to maintain safe distance B) Requires manual adjustment every few seconds C) Maintains a constant speed regardless of traffic D) Only works in perfect weather conditions
A) Can become overly reliant and lose awareness of surroundings B) They improve situational awareness. C) They are always 100% accurate. D) They never have traffic data.
A) Commuting to the wrong location B) Commuting from a city to a suburb C) Not commuting at all D) Driving backwards
A) Working on a laptop B) Distracting the driver C) Reading a book D) Listening to music
A) Potential for social isolation B) Better work-life balance guaranteed C) No commute time ever D) Increased productivity always
A) Ignore the problem B) Re-evaluate your commuting strategy and leave earlier C) Arrive even later D) Blame the traffic
A) Pack extra snacks and entertainment B) Hope for the best C) Drive even faster D) Ignore the possibility of delays
A) Yell back at them B) Ignore them and focus on your driving C) Engage in aggressive behavior D) Try to teach them a lesson
A) Discover less congested paths B) Increase your commute time C) Waste more gas D) Get lost more often
A) Guarantees you'll arrive on time. B) Automatically drives your car. C) Eliminates traffic completely. D) Predict travel time based on different factors.
A) GPS navigation B) Connected vehicle technology C) Bluetooth D) Satellite radio
A) It won't, traffic is random. B) Makes traffic worse. C) Helps you avoid peak congestion periods. D) Only helps city planners.
A) Invest in public transportation infrastructure B) Increase parking fees everywhere C) Reduce speed limits to 10 mph D) Eliminate all roads
A) Walking or cycling B) Taking a bus C) Driving a car D) Riding a motorcycle
A) Increase the number of cars sold B) Reduce the number of vehicles on the road C) Make commuting more expensive D) Maximize traffic congestion |