Tennessee DriveSafe Online 4 Hour Practice Exam

Almost ___ of the people who dies in fatal car accidents weren't wearing a seatbelt

Half One quarter Three quarters All

Correct Answer:

Half

Explanation:

The key idea is understanding how seat belts influence fatal crash outcomes. Data show that about half of the people who die in fatal car crashes were not wearing a seat belt. Seat belts are the single most effective restraint, slowing you down with the car and reducing injuries, even preventing ejection from the vehicle. That’s why the estimate is around 50%. The other options don’t fit because a quarter would undershoot the typical share of unbelted fatalities, three quarters would overshoot, and all would imply every fatality was unbelted, which isn’t supported by the data. So choosing half matches the real-world pattern.

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