Asked by Katana Yama
Driver distraction differs from other driver inattention because
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Responses
distraction is caused only by fatigue.
distraction is caused only by fatigue.
distraction is caused by a specific event.
distraction is caused by a specific event.
inattention is caused by a specific event.
inattention is caused by a specific event.
inattention is caused only by fatigue.
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Responses
distraction is caused only by fatigue.
distraction is caused only by fatigue.
distraction is caused by a specific event.
distraction is caused by a specific event.
inattention is caused by a specific event.
inattention is caused by a specific event.
inattention is caused only by fatigue.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The correct response is:
**distraction is caused by a specific event.**
Driver distraction refers to when a driver’s attention is diverted from the driving task due to a specific event, such as texting, adjusting the radio, or other activities. In contrast, driver inattention can encompass a broader range of factors, including fatigue, which may not be linked to a specific event.
**distraction is caused by a specific event.**
Driver distraction refers to when a driver’s attention is diverted from the driving task due to a specific event, such as texting, adjusting the radio, or other activities. In contrast, driver inattention can encompass a broader range of factors, including fatigue, which may not be linked to a specific event.