4) What was distracting George from his usual implementation of the IPDE defensive driving strategy? a) Stationary car b) Car in the next lane c) Traffic light d) Tailgating truck 5) With no space for error, the risk taking driver may be placed into an environment where in a collision is unavoidable. a) True b) False 6) Drivers can reduce the possibility of risky behavior by following traffic laws such as right of way and speed limit laws. a) True b) False

## Step1<br />For question 4, we need to identify what was distracting George from his usual implementation of the IPDE (Identify, Predict, Decide, Execute) defensive driving strategy. The options provided are: a) Stationary car, b) Car in the next lane, c) Traffic light, and d) Tailgating truck. The correct answer is d) Tailgating truck, as it is the most likely to distract George from his defensive driving strategy.<br /><br />## Step2<br />For question 5, we need to determine if the statement "With no space for error, the risk-taking driver may be placed into an environment where a collision is unavoidable" is true or false. The statement is true, as a risk-taking driver who does not allow for any error margin can find themselves in a situation where a collision is unavoidable.<br /><br />## Step3<br />For question 6, we need to determine if the statement "Drivers can reduce the possibility of risky behavior by following traffic laws such as right of way and speed limit laws" is true or false. The statement is true, as following traffic laws such as right of way and speed limit laws can indeed reduce the possibility of risky behavior.