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Safe drivingQuestion 120 of 215

You feel angry and frustrated before a drive. What is the risk?

  1. Anger can cloud your judgment and slow your reactions.
  2. Anger makes you more alert and quick to react.
  3. Anger only matters if you also feel tired.
  4. Anger has no effect if you drive slowly.
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Correct answer: Anger can cloud your judgment and slow your reactions.

Strong feelings such as anger make it hard to judge a situation. They also slow your reaction time. Wait until you are calm before you drive.

Source: Yukon Driver's Basic Handbook: Cars and Light Trucks (Government of Yukon, © 2022), Chapter 1, Be fit to drive, page 6

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Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026