EndDD Recorded HS Pre Survey - 11/22

Welcome to the High School Student Survey! This survey should be completed BEFORE you attend the EndDD.org (End Distracted Driving) distracted driving presentation.

Your responses to questions 1-9 will permit us to track your individual responses from pre to post survey while preserving your anonymity.

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* 1. What is your street number? (For example, if your address is 65 Farmington Avenue enter 65 as your street number)

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* 2. In what month were you born?

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* 3. On what day in the month were you born?

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* 4. What is your favorite color?

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* 5. What is your favorite ice cream?

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* 6. What is your favorite sport?

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* 7. Name of School

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* 8. City

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* 9. State

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* 10. Grade?

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* 11. Teacher's last name

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* 12. Today's date

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* 13. Have you watched the Distracted Driving Lesson?

Yes, all of it

Yes, some of it

No, not yet

Please read each question and circle the response that best describes your experience or your opinion. Remember, this is not a quiz, and you will not be graded. Please provide your best guess when you do not know the answer. We realize that there may be several questions to which you do not currently know the answer.

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* 14. How well do you think you understand what it means for a driver to be distracted when that driver is driving?

I don’t understand

I have some understanding

I mostly understand

I completely understand

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* 15. Assuming that the driver is looking away from the road, when does the driver’s risk of crashing first double?

One second after first looking away from the road

Two seconds after first looking away from the road

Three seconds after first looking away from the road

Four seconds after first looking away from the road

Five or more seconds after first looking away from the road

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* 16. In the SPIDER acronym introduced in the Distracted Driving Lesson what does the "S" stand for?

I have not seen the Distracted Driving Lesson

Safely driving at night

Seeking advice from others

Scanning for potential threats

Steering in the center of the road

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* 17. What percentage of 16-18 year olds will look at texts or snapchat while driving and the car is moving?

0% - 9%

10% - 19%

20% - 29%

30% - 39%

40% - 49%

50% - 59%

60% - 69%

70% - 79%

80% - 89%

90% - 100%

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* 18. What percentage of teens will put their phones away while driving, if asked by a friend?

0% - 24%

25% - 49%

50% - 74%

75% - 100%

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* 19. If your driver is distracted while driving, do you know the right words to use to ask your driver to stop from distracted driving?

I don’t know any of the right words to use

I know some of the right words to use

I know most of the right words to use

Yes, I know all of the right words to use

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* 20. Which is the best way to get the driver to stop driving while distracted?

Tell them about the dangers of not paying attention to the road

Tell them you are worried about a crash

Tell them to pay attention to the road

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* 21. While in a moving car with your parent or caregiver driving, have you said something in the past few weeks to your parent or caregiver about: (please check one response for each item)

	Yes, most times	Yes, sometimes	Yes, once	No	Not applicable
Not talking on a hands-free cell phone	Not talking on a hands-free cell phone Yes, most times	Not talking on a hands-free cell phone Yes, sometimes	Not talking on a hands-free cell phone Yes, once	Not talking on a hands-free cell phone No	Not talking on a hands-free cell phone Not applicable
Not talking on a hand-held cell phone	Not talking on a hand-held cell phone Yes, most times	Not talking on a hand-held cell phone Yes, sometimes	Not talking on a hand-held cell phone Yes, once	Not talking on a hand-held cell phone No	Not talking on a hand-held cell phone Not applicable
Not looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds	Not looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Yes, most times	Not looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Yes, sometimes	Not looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Yes, once	Not looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds No	Not looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Not applicable
Not typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone	Not typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Yes, most times	Not typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Yes, sometimes	Not typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Yes, once	Not typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone No	Not typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Not applicable

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* 22. While in a moving car with your friend driving, have you said something in the past few weeks to your parent or caregiver about: (please check one response for each item)

	Yes, most times	Yes, sometimes	Yes, once	No	Not applicable
Not talking on a hands-free cell phone	Not talking on a hands-free cell phone Yes, most times	Not talking on a hands-free cell phone Yes, sometimes	Not talking on a hands-free cell phone Yes, once	Not talking on a hands-free cell phone No	Not talking on a hands-free cell phone Not applicable
Not talking on a hand-held cell phone	Not talking on a hand-held cell phone Yes, most times	Not talking on a hand-held cell phone Yes, sometimes	Not talking on a hand-held cell phone Yes, once	Not talking on a hand-held cell phone No	Not talking on a hand-held cell phone Not applicable
Not looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds	Not looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Yes, most times	Not looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Yes, sometimes	Not looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Yes, once	Not looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds No	Not looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Not applicable
Not typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone	Not typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Yes, most times	Not typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Yes, sometimes	Not typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Yes, once	Not typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone No	Not typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Not applicable

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* 23. When you have been in a moving car, have you asked a passenger in the past few weeks to stop doing something which was preventing the driver from paying full attention to driving?

Yes, most times

Yes, sometimes

Yes, once

No, though I wanted to

No, never thought to

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* 24. Please indicate the extent to which each of the following behaviors would worry you if you were in a moving care and you saw your driver: (please check one response for each item)

	Not at all worried	A little worried	Somewhat worried	Very Worried	Extremely worried
Talking on a hands-free cell phone	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Not at all worried	Talking on a hands-free cell phone A little worried	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Somewhat worried	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Very Worried	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Extremely worried
Talking on a hand-held cell phone	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Not at all worried	Talking on a hand-held cell phone A little worried	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Somewhat worried	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Very Worried	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Extremely worried
Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Not at all worried	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds A little worried	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Somewhat worried	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Very Worried	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Extremely worried
Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Not at all worried	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone A little worried	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Somewhat worried	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Very Worried	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Extremely worried

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* 25. If your parent or caregiver were engaged in one of the following activities while driving, how confident are you that you would ask the driver to stop the activity: (please check one response for each item)

	Very confident	Moderately confident	Slightly confident	Not confident at all
Talking on a hands-free cell phone	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Very confident	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Moderately confident	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Slightly confident	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Not confident at all
Talking on a hand-held cell phone	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Very confident	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Moderately confident	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Slightly confident	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Not confident at all
Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Very confident	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Moderately confident	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Slightly confident	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Not confident at all
Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Very confident	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Moderately confident	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Slightly confident	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Not confident at all

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* 26. If your friend were engaged in one of the following activities while driving, how confident are you that you would ask the driver to stop the activity: (please check one response for each item)

	Very confident	Moderately confident	Slightly confident	Not confident at all
Talking on a hands-free cell phone	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Very confident	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Moderately confident	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Slightly confident	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Not confident at all
Talking on a hand-held cell phone	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Very confident	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Moderately confident	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Slightly confident	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Not confident at all
Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Very confident	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Moderately confident	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Slightly confident	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Not confident at all
Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Very confident	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Moderately confident	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Slightly confident	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Not confident at all

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* 27. If you saw something (not related to driving) that could become dangerous for others nearby, how likely would you be to say or do something to help?

Extremely likely

Very likely

Somewhat likely

Not too likely

Not at all likely

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* 28. How likely is a driver engaged in one of the activities below to get into a crash compared to a driver who is paying full attention to his or her driving? (please check one response for each item)

	A lost less likely to be in a crash	A little less likely to be in a crash	Just as likely to be in a crash	A little more likely to be in a crash	A lot more likely to be in a crash
Talking on a hands-free cell phone	Talking on a hands-free cell phone A lost less likely to be in a crash	Talking on a hands-free cell phone A little less likely to be in a crash	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Just as likely to be in a crash	Talking on a hands-free cell phone A little more likely to be in a crash	Talking on a hands-free cell phone A lot more likely to be in a crash
Talking on a hand-held cell phone	Talking on a hand-held cell phone A lost less likely to be in a crash	Talking on a hand-held cell phone A little less likely to be in a crash	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Just as likely to be in a crash	Talking on a hand-held cell phone A little more likely to be in a crash	Talking on a hand-held cell phone A lot more likely to be in a crash
Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds A lost less likely to be in a crash	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds A little less likely to be in a crash	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Just as likely to be in a crash	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds A little more likely to be in a crash	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds A lot more likely to be in a crash
Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone A lost less likely to be in a crash	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone A little less likely to be in a crash	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Just as likely to be in a crash	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone A little more likely to be in a crash	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone A lot more likely to be in a crash

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* 29. When you are driving (either now or in the future), how likely do you think you would be to engage in the following activities? (please check one response for each item)

	Very likely	Somewhat likely	Not too likely	Not at all likely
Talking on a hands-free cell phone	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Very likely	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Somewhat likely	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Not too likely	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Not at all likely
Talking on a hand-held cell phone	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Very likely	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Somewhat likely	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Not too likely	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Not at all likely
Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Very likely	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Somewhat likely	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Not too likely	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Not at all likely
Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Very likely	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Somewhat likely	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Not too likely	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Not at all likely

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* 30. When you are driving (either now or in the future), how important will it be to consider the safety impacts on others of your distracted driving?

Extremely important

Very important

Somewhat important

Not too important

Not at all important

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* 31. How much do you believe being respectful or considerate of other drivers requires the driver not to drive while being distracted?

Completely believe

Somewhat believe

Believe a little

Not believe at all

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* 32. How often in the past few weeks have you seen your parent or caregiver engage in each of the following activities while driving? (please check one response for each item)

	Never	Rarely	Sometimes	Often	Always
Talking on a hands-free cell phone	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Never	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Rarely	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Sometimes	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Often	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Always
Talking on a hand-held cell phone	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Never	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Rarely	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Sometimes	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Often	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Always
Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Never	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Rarely	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Sometimes	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Often	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Always
Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Never	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Rarely	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Sometimes	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Often	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Always

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* 33. How often in the past few weeks have you seen your friends engage in each of the following activities while driving? (please check one response for each item)

	Never	Rarely	Sometimes	Often	Always
Talking on a hands-free cell phone	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Never	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Rarely	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Sometimes	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Often	Talking on a hands-free cell phone Always
Talking on a hand-held cell phone	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Never	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Rarely	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Sometimes	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Often	Talking on a hand-held cell phone Always
Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Never	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Rarely	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Sometimes	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Often	Looking at texts, apps, or otherwise looking away from the road ahead for more than two seconds Always
Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Never	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Rarely	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Sometimes	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Often	Typing a text or otherwise manually using their phone Always

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* 34. In the past few weeks, have you been in a moving car where you or other passengers make it difficult for your driver to pay attention to his or her driving (for example, the driver has to tell you quiet down)?

Never

Rarely

Sometimes

Often

Always