C 9.1- Identify the high-risk effects of alcohol and others drugs, including prescription drugs on personality and driver performance
C 9.2- Recognize legal responsibility to refrain from use of alcohol and other drugs that affect the ability to operate a vehicle safely and develop strategies for alternative means of safe transportation
C 9.3- Understand the need for driver fitness to aid managed-risk driver performance and recognize that external and internal vehicle distractions, fatigue and aggression may result in injury and physical damage crashes
C 9.4- Understand the impact of temporary impairments and long-term disabilities and the strategies to compensate and enhance for managed-risk driver performance
C 9.5- Identify risk factors affecting other driver’s performance and describe low risk responses
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