1. What are the two rates used for the international comparison of road safety?

a. exchange rate and mortality rate

b. fatality and gdp rate
c. fatality and mortality rate
d. gdp rate and exchange rate

2. What is carried out in order to determine the cause or causes of an accident or series of
accidents so as to prevent further incidents of a similar kind?
a. Data analysis
b. Accident analysis
c. Investigation
d. Forensic

3. The following are part of the DPWH strategic policies and programs, except:
a. Public private partnership program
b. Better quality and safer national roads and bridges programs
c. Good governance and anti-corruption program
d. Feeding progam

4. ________ is a more commonly used term in the international literature instead of fatality
risk according to Elvik.
a. Traffic risk
b. Dangerous risk
c. Flood risk
d. Mortal rate

5. ________ is a more commonly used term in the international literature instead of mortality
rate according to Elvik.
a. Health or personal risk
b. Fatality risk
c. Mortality risk
d. Injury risk

6. These are the denominator for the mortality rate except:

a. the number of vehicle kilometres
b. weather condition
c. or the number of vehicles for the fatality rate
d. the number of inhabitants

7. What is TARAS
a. Temporary audit on road analysis structure
b. Traffic Accidents and road analysis system
c. Traffic Accident Recording and Analysis System
d. Traffic Ammendment on Road analysis System

8. What is one of the basic aims of data analysis

a. To solve the existing traffic problems
b. is to identify the main problems in the field of road safety
c. to formulate a hypothesis
d. to propose a solution

9. How many stations does the Weighbridge Operation have?

a. 24
b. 14
 c. 22
d. 12

10. How many stations does the Anti-Truck Overloading Mobile Enforcement (ATOME) in
NCR have?
a. 16 stations
b. 12 stations
c. 52 stations
d. 9 stations

11. Refers to the methods and measures used to prevent road users from being killed or
seriously injured.
a. Traffic Safety
b. Traffic Control
c. Traffic System
d. Traffic

12. Common to both lists and involves strategies that reduce the number of vehicle-miles of
travel by motorists.
a. Injury Control
b. Accident Risk Control
c. Exposure Control
d. Controller

13. Focuses on crash survivability of occupants in a vehicular accident.

a. Injury Control
b. Accident Risk Control
c. Exposure Control
d. Controller