What Is Stress?
Nutrition on the Road
Stress Management

Self-Care Types
STOP & RESET
100

Stress is your body’s response to this

What is pressure?

100

Drinking enough water helps prevent this common issue drivers face

What is fatigue, headaches, dehydration? 

100

This breathing technique helps calm the body in under one minute

What is Deep-breathing/box breathing? 


100

Sleep and exercise are examples of this type of self-care

What is physical self-care?

100

How long does a STOP & RESET usually take?

What is 2–5 minutes? 

200

Name one situation that can cause stress for drivers

What is traffic, deadlines, fatigue, learning new skills, safety responsibility? 

200

Which is the better road snack: chips or nuts/fruit?

What is nuts or fruit? 

200

True or False: Stress can affect your focus and reaction time while driving

What is True? 

200

Mindfulness and gratitude fall under this type of self-care

What is mental self-care? 

200

Name one sign that you may need a reset

What is racing thoughts, tight shoulders/jaw, irritation, holding breath? 

300

Stress can reduce focus, mood, and this driving skill

What is reaction time?

300

Skipping meals can lead to this while driving

What is low energy, irritability, poor focus? 

300

Name one healthy way to release stress on the road

What is music, stretching, breathing, short walk, calling someone supportive? 

300

Calling family or setting boundaries is an example of this type of self-care

What is social self-care? 

300

What does the “T” in STOP stand for?

What is take a slow, deep breath? 

400

True or False: Stress can cause drivers to rush or skip breaks

What is true?

400

Name one healthier fast-food swap drivers can make

What is grilled instead of fried, water instead of soda, side salad instead of fries? 

400

Ignoring stress long-term can lead to this

What is Burnout, health problems, mood changes? 

400

Journaling and listening to music are examples of this type of self-care

What is emotional self-care? 

400

Before driving again, what question should drivers ask themselves?

What is “am I calm enough to drive safely"?

500

Explain why stress combined with fatigue increases crash risk

What is it slows reaction time, reduces focus, and leads to poor or risky decisions? 

500

Name one simple nutrition choice a driver can make during a busy shift to stay alert


What is drinking water regularly, eating balanced snacks, not skipping meals, or choosing healthier fast-food options? 

500

Identify two stress-management tools from the presentation that can help a driver reset and drive safely

What is the STOP & RESET skill, deep or box breathing, grounding techniques, movement/stretching, mental reset statements, or pulling over to calm down before continuing? 

500

Give one realistic example of physical, mental, social, and emotional self-care for drivers

What is....? 

Physical: stretching/sleep
Mental: mindfulness/gratitude
Social: calling loved ones
Emotional: music/journaling

500

Name all four steps of the STOP skill in order

What is stop, take a breath, observe, proceed? 

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