The Hazard Hierarchy: What Kills First?
Rank Enumclaw-area hazards by lethality using 2023 crash data
RUBIX:
"Here's the truth about YOUR local roads: not all hazards are created equal. That deer on SR 410? Killed 3 people last year. Dense fog near Green River? 7 deaths. But which one scares YOU more? Let's see if your fears match the actual data. Drag each hazard to rank them from DEADLIEST (#1) to LOWEST RISK (#10). Then we'll reveal which SPOT™ scanning failures caused each death..."
📦 Hazard Pool (Drag to Rank)
✅ All Hazards Ranked!
🎯 Rank by Lethality (2023 Data)
Your Accuracy
Correct: #
You: #
💀 2023 Fatalities:
🎯 SPOT™ Failure:
💭 Personal Reflection
MR. LAWSON:
"Did the data surprise you? Most students think deer are the #1 killer, but it's actually impaired drivers—12 deaths last year on YOUR roads. Here's what matters: knowing which hazards kill helps you PRIORITIZE your scanning. Don't waste SPOT™ energy on low-risk threats. Focus your SCAN on fog, focus your PREDICT on black ice, focus your OPTIONS on drunk drivers. That's how you survive Enumclaw roads."
Washington State Driver Education Standards Compliance
Standard C 11.1.B: Identify Potential Hazards and Effective Responses
- • Evaluates relative lethality of local hazards
- • Analyzes weather, road conditions, and road user hazards
- • Identifies SPOT™ failure modes for each hazard type
Standard C 11.2.E: Evaluate Traffic Situations to Anticipate What May Happen
- • Prioritizes hazards by statistical likelihood and severity
- • Connects real crash data to hazard perception strategies
- • Develops personal scanning prioritization framework