Driving theory questions
Is it true that drivers between the ages of 45–65 years have less of a risk of being in an accident than drivers older than 75?
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Review of the options:
- No, since drivers over the age of 75 years tend to drive more calmly.
– This statement is true (75+ drive more calmly), but it does not matter, they are still involved in more accidents than the 45–65-year-olds. The option is therefore incorrect. - Yes, since they have experience and their senses are still relatively sharp.
– Correct. - No, since drivers over the age of 75 years have more traffic experience.
– This statement is true (75+ often have the longest experience), but it does not matter, they are still involved in more accidents than the 45–65-year-olds. The option is therefore incorrect. - Yes, since drivers over the age of 75 years often overestimate their abilities.
– Wrong, they have a good self-knowledge and rarely overestimate their own abilities.
The main reason why people over the age of 75 run a higher risk of being in an accident is that the senses and ability to make quick decisions deteriorate in older people (Driving Licence Book, 19th Edition, page 201).
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