Alcool au volant.D.U.I
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Salut Gang
J'ai une question pour vous , il y a surement quelqu'un qui peut m'aider.
Je viens tout juste de m'inscrire à mon évaluation sommaire. Mon trois mois d'interdition est terminé donc , je peux chauffé avec l'ethylomètre et sa fais bientôt un mois que je l'ai dans mon auto. Je me demandais si j'étais obligé de fournir à l'évaluateur le rapport de mon ethylomètre pour L'évaluation sommaire. Selon ce que j'ai lu, le seul rapport obligatoire à remettre est celui avec le taux d'alcolimie enregistré.
J'ai un lock out de 5 min d'enregistré et j'ai peur que cela me nuise.
Merci
J'ai une question pour vous , il y a surement quelqu'un qui peut m'aider.
Je viens tout juste de m'inscrire à mon évaluation sommaire. Mon trois mois d'interdition est terminé donc , je peux chauffé avec l'ethylomètre et sa fais bientôt un mois que je l'ai dans mon auto. Je me demandais si j'étais obligé de fournir à l'évaluateur le rapport de mon ethylomètre pour L'évaluation sommaire. Selon ce que j'ai lu, le seul rapport obligatoire à remettre est celui avec le taux d'alcolimie enregistré.
J'ai un lock out de 5 min d'enregistré et j'ai peur que cela me nuise.
Merci
L'évaluateur va te demander seulement les rapports des mois à partir de l'évaluation. Moi aussi j'avais eu un lockout de 5 min en avril 2012. Mais mon évaluation a eu lieu exemple en septembre 2013 jusqu'en mars 2014 et il m'a seulement demandé les rapports de ses 6 mois là. Sur ses 6 mois là, il ne devait y avoir aucun lockout ou presque.
Pour être certain dorénavant et pour ne pas te rallonger ta peine. Achète toi dont un BACtrack Pro S75 au coût de 100$. Tu vas avoir l'heure exacte sur ton niveau d’alcoolémie.
bye
Orangejuice
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Je viens de recevoir la reponse de mon evaluation.... Favorable!!!! Je fais mon cours d'alco freins et je suis bon pour aller chercher mon permis!!! Merci pour les info cetait tres utile. ps jai 25 ans pas marie et pas d'université alors ayez pas peur cest vraiment individuel
Merci Louis pour l'information. J'ai commandé mon Backtrack hier afin de ne plus avoir de mauvaises surprises.
Par contre , j'ai été condamné avec un taux de 0.1, donc si je fais l'évaluation sommaire et que je la réussi, il restera alco-frein et tout sera terminé.
Si je ne me trompe pas , tu semble me parler d'une évaluation complète ?
Oui, effectivement c'est une évaluation complète que je te parle. Je ne suis pas au courant pour l'évaluation sommaire. Désolé
pas alco-frein si évaluation complète
de 1 il ne faut pas amener tout le rapport de police, juste la 1er page et de 2 tout est absolument compartimenté en raison de la loi sur l’accès à l'information ... En bref ce que tu dis à l'évaluateur, ce que le policier a dans son dossier et ce que sait la SAAQ ne voyage pas . C'est pas le gars de bureau à la SAAQ qui vas avoir l'accès à ton dossier , ça prend un juge ou un avocat pour ça et même là c'est suite à une demande avec pas mal de paperasse !
Es-ce-que mon résultat de l'évaluation sommaire passe par la SAAQ avant de confirmer si mon évaluation est favorable ou non ? Ou es-ce-que c'est à l'ACRDQ de prendre l'entière décision ?
De plus , Merci Zebre pour tous tes explications , je crois être prêt pour mon evaluation sommaire
Est-ce possible de te laisser mon email en privé pour que tu m'envoie le test DRII.
Je veux pas trop te dérange avec cela , je sais que tu as déjà donné beaucoup pour la communauté des balounneurs
Un gros merci et donne moi des news si tu as un petit lousse !
Es-ce-que mon résultat de l'évaluation sommaire passe par la SAAQ avant de confirmer si mon évaluation est favorable ou non ? Ou es-ce-que c'est à l'ACRDQ de prendre l'entière décision ?
De plus , Merci Zebre pour tous tes explications , je crois être prêt pour mon evaluation sommaire
Est-ce possible de te laisser mon email en privé pour que tu m'envoie le test DRII.
Je veux pas trop te dérange avec cela , je sais que tu as déjà donné beaucoup pour la communauté des balounneurs
Un gros merci et donne moi des news si tu as un petit lousse !
Oui la SAAQ a le dernier droit de regard si l'évaluation est favorable ou non.
L'ACRDQ est mandaté par la SAAQ pour émettre une "recommandation".
Mon appareil étylométrique ma donné 2 test invalide hier. Ce matin j'ai eu un lock out de 5 minutes. Je n'ai rien consommé hier
Mon premier rendez vous chez Lebeau est le 14 avril prochain. Mon évaluation sommaire aura lieu le 19 avril prochain et l'évaluateur m'a demandé d'apporter le rapport avec moi. J,ai peur en asti d'avoir une tache au dossier.
Mon premier rendez vous chez Lebeau est le 14 avril prochain. Mon évaluation sommaire aura lieu le 19 avril prochain et l'évaluateur m'a demandé d'apporter le rapport avec moi. J,ai peur en asti d'avoir une tache au dossier.
Salut Quetac , On a un peu le meme questionnement. Pour ma part , j'ai réussi à déplacer mon rendez vous chez lebeau donc je ne vais avoir aucun resultat de test pour remettre à mon évaluateur sommaire. Je ne crois pas que ce résultat est obligatoire pour l'évaluation sommaire même si ton évaluateur te la demandé , mais ça peut aider si tes tests son concluent. Sinon, c'est plus incriminant qu'autre chose.
Si je serais toi, j'emporterais seulement la feuille avec le taux d'alcolimie enregistré et présenté à la cours. Peut-être que quelqu'un est plus au courant que moi à ce sujet ?
le DRI-II en version texte
Section 1
The statements in this section are to be answered true or false.
If a statement is true , put an X under T for True on your answer sheet.
If a statement is false, put an X under F for False on your answer sheet.
1. There have been times, while driving, when I have not paid proper attention to what I was doing.
2. I am concerned about my drinking.
3. I am impatient and often drive fast.
4. I have used drugs more than I should.
5. I have gotten upset at another driver.
6. My drinking has caused serious family or social problems for me.
7. I have a quick temper and need to learn how to control it.
8. I am concerned about my drug use.
9. There are times when I feel really down and discouraged.
10. I have had two or more memory losses (blackouts) after drinking.
11. When I get annoyed or frustrated, I tend to “fly off the handle” and yell or argue.
12. I have had a drug abuse problem in the past.
13. Even though I was not caught, I have made mistakes while driving that were my fault.
14. I am a recovering alcoholic.
15. There are times when I am a dangerous or unsafe driver.
16. After using drugs, I have seen or heard things that were not really there.
17. I get annoyed when someone is critical of my driving.
18. I spend a lot of time getting alcohol and/or drugs, using them or recovering from their effects.
19. I go to Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings because of my drinking.
20. I can get very angry quickly.
21. I have had to use much more alcohol and/or drugs to get the same effect I used to.
22. I have been treated for a drug problem.
23. I have done things when angry that I later regretted.
24. When offered drugs I may or may not use them. It depends on how I feel at the time.
25. I often drink more or use more drugs than I intended.
26. To be honest, I drive too fast.
27. Because of my drug use I have given up or quit work, recreational activities or social functions.
28. There have been times when I have gotten very angry at another driver.
29. Once I begin drinking, it often seems as if I cannot stop.
30. Two or more of the following apply to me (answer true or false on your answer sheet):
a. Loud or noisy
b. Aggressive or pushy
c. Impulsive or outgoing
d. Interruptive or disruptive
e. Outspoken, frank or blunt
31. A family member has said I should get help for my drug use.
32. Before my recent DUI or DWI arrest, there were times when I drove after drinking.
33. At times I feel guilty about my drinking.
34. My alcohol and/or drug use has resulted in absences from school and/or work, or poor work performance due to hangovers.
35. I know I am too aggressive.
36. I continue to drink despite family arguments about my drinking.
37. There have been times when I have felt guilty about my use of drugs.
38. There have been times while driving when I have been told to do something and did not like it.
39. My drinking is more than just a little or minor problem.
40. I have a lot of problems or conflicts with other people.
41. I am in counseling or treatment for drug problems.
42. I know I shouldn’t, but I have been jealous of others’ success.
43. I often drink more (or for longer periods) than I intended.
44. I have neglected my children, household duties or responsibilities because of my alcohol and/or drug use.
45. A family member has told me that I am an aggressive and unsafe driver.
46. I go to Narcotics Anonymous (NA) or Cocaine Anonymous (CA) meetings because of my drug use.
47. There have been times while driving when I have been angry or upset.
48. I have admitted to a family member that I have a drinking problem.
49. Even though I am aware of the harmful effects of repeated substance use, I continue to drink and/or use drugs.
50. When angry I become verbally abusive and shout or swear a lot.
51. I am a recovering drug abuser.
52. I have been worried, frightened or scared while riding in a car or truck.
53. I have missed work because of my drinking.
54. Two or more of the following apply to me (answer true or false on your answer sheet):
a. Careless or reckless driver
b. Drive fast or take some chances
c. Argumentative or quick tempered
d. Three or more moving violations (tickets) in the last five years
e. Two or more at-fault accidents in the last five years
55. Within the last year I have had persistent cravings or strong urges for drugs.
56. There have been times when I have been jealous or resentful of others.
57. I have been treated for a drinking problem.
58. I can be easily annoyed or angered while driving.
59. My use of drugs has threatened my happiness and success in life.
60. There have been times when I knew I should not drive, but did.
61. A close family member told me to get help for my drinking problem.
62. I often lose control over little problems or minor frustrations.
63. I have lied about my use of drugs -- either saying I use less than I really do or hiding the fact that I use drugs at all.
64. I have been frustrated or irritated by other drivers.
65. When I drink my personality changes and I seem like a different person.
66. Important social, occupational or recreational activities have been given up or reduced because of my alcohol and/or drug problem.
67. I use and sometimes abuse drugs.
68. Sometimes I worry about what others think or say about me.
69. I am an aggressive driver.
70. I have a drinking problem.
71. I continue to use drugs despite family arguments about my drug use.
72. I lose my temper quickly.
73. I have a drug problem.
74. I have been embarrassed or felt uneasy about some of the things I have done while driving.
75. I am in counseling or treatment for my drinking problem.
76. There have been times when I have done something wrong and was not caught.
77. I have admitted to a close family member that I have a drug problem.
78. I get angry quickly.
79. I have wished I could go back in time and do some things over -- but differently.
80. Drinking has interfered with my happiness and success in life.
81. It bothers me when I am overlooked or ignored by people I know.
82. I speed and get tickets.
83. At times I get angry and upset at myself.
84. I have been diagnosed substance (alcohol or drug) dependent.
Section 2
Rate each statement as it applies to you now.
Put an X on your answer sheet under the number that you select for your answer.
Use the following rating scale.
1. Rare or Never 2.Sometimes
3. Often 4. Very Often
85. Positive Attitude/Outlook
86. Dissatisfied with Life
87. Anxious/Worried/Fearful
88. Depressed/Discouraged
89. Manage Time Effectively
90. Difficulty with Others/Conflict
91. Insomnia/Trouble Sleeping
92. Satisfied with Self/Like Self
93. Bored/Restless
94. Financially Stable/Responsible
95. Enthusiastic/Involved in Life
96. Quarrelsome/Aggressive/Impulsive
97. Tension/Stress/Pressure
98. Fatigued/Tired/Sluggish
99. Directly Deal with Problems
100. Emotionally Upset/Crying
101. Share My Thoughts Comfortably
102. Disruptive/Loud/Interruptive
103. Angry/Hostile with Others
104. Lonely/Unhappy
105. Able to Handle Life's Problems
106. Nervous/Unable to Relax
107. Patient/Tolerant/Understanding
108. Can't Make Decisions/Indecisive
109. Work/Job Satisfaction
110. Trust My Own Judgment
111. Express My Feelings Comfortably
112. Rebellious/Unruly/Defiant
113. Job or Work Problems/Concerns
114. Adaptable/Adjustable
115. Marital/Family Problems
116. Self-Reliant/Independent
117. Satisfied/Contented with Life
118. Troublesome/Resistant/Disobedient
Section 3
The statements in this section describe you or your situation.
Put an X under the number (1, 2, 3 or 4) on your answer sheet that is accurate for you.
119. My repeated alcohol and/or drug use has resulted in:
1. Absences or poor performance at school or work due to alcohol or drug use or recovery from hangovers
2. My neglecting children and/or household duties or responsibilities
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
120. When drinking or using drugs I often:
1. Use more (larger amounts) than I intended
2. Use over a longer period than I intended
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
121. I have repeatedly used alcohol or drugs:
1. In physically hazardous or dangerous situations like swimming, boating, driving or skiing
2. Before driving or operating machinery
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
122. My repeated alcohol and/or drug use has resulted in:
1. Substance-related legal problems
2. Alcohol and/or drug-related arrests
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
123. I have continued alcohol and/or drug use despite persistent or recurrent:
1. Social or interpersonal problems
2. Arguments or fights with family or my significant other about my substance use
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
124. With regard to alcohol or drugs, I:
1. Spend a lot of time obtaining or getting alcohol or drugs
2. Spend a lot of time taking or recovering from alcohol or drugs
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
125. I have:
1. Cut down or stopped doing many of the things I used to do because of alcohol or drugs
2. Spent more time using alcohol or drugs and less time with my family or hobbies
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
126. I have:
1. Had serious physical, social, emotional or mental health problems due to my use of alcohol or drugs
2. Continued to use alcohol and/or drugs even though I know they cause serious problems for me
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
127. I have noticed within the last year:
1. I use a lot more alcohol and/or drugs to get intoxicated or high
2. I do not get intoxicated or high when I use the same amount of alcohol or drugs that I used to use
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
128. I have had withdrawal symptoms like trouble sleeping, tremors, sweating, anxiety, nausea, vomiting or headaches:
1. After reducing alcohol or drug use
2. When I stopped heavy alcohol or drug use
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
129. After using alcohol and/or drugs I have been high, drunk or have had withdrawal symptoms:
1. Before or during school, work or important family functions
2. While driving a vehicle (car, truck or machinery)
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
130. I have tried but I cannot:
1. Reduce, cut down or control my use of alcohol or drugs
2. Stop using alcohol or drugs
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
131. With regard to alcohol and/or drug use, I:
1. Use alcohol or drugs to avoid withdrawal symptoms
2. Take more alcohol or drugs to relieve withdrawal symptoms
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
132. I would rate my alcohol and/or drug symptoms as:
1. Mild. They have little effect on my relationships and social or occupational (work) functioning
2. Moderate. Between “mild” and “severe”
3. Severe. They greatly interfere with my relationships and social or work (occupational) functioning
4. None. I do not drink or use drugs
133. How many different drug treatment programs have you been enrolled in?
1. One
2. Two or three
3. Four or more
4. None
134. My drinking is:
1. A serious problem
2. A moderate problem
3. A mild problem
4. Not a problem
135. My drug use is:
1. A serious problem
2. A moderate problem
3. A mild problem
4. Not a problem
136. How would you describe your desire to get alcohol treatment or help?
1. I want help (highly motivated)
2. I may need help (moderately motivated)
3. Maybe, not sure (mildly motivated)
4. No need (not motivated)
137. How would you describe your desire to get drug treatment or help?
1. I want help (highly motivated)
2. I may need help (moderately motivated)
3. Maybe, not sure (mildly motivated)
4. No need (not motivated)
138. Recovering means having a substance (alcohol or drug) abuse problem, but not drinking or using drugs anymore. I am a recovering:
1. Alcoholic
2. Drug abuser
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
139. On a scale from zero to ten, zero representing no alcohol use and ten representing severe alcohol abuse, I would rate myself at:
1. Zero, one or two (no problem)
2. Three, four or five (mild problem)
3. Six, seven or eight (moderate problem)
4. Nine or ten (severe problem)
140. How would you describe your driving?
1. Seriously aggressive
2. Moderately aggressive
3. Slightly aggressive
4. Not aggressive
Section 1
The statements in this section are to be answered true or false.
If a statement is true , put an X under T for True on your answer sheet.
If a statement is false, put an X under F for False on your answer sheet.
1. There have been times, while driving, when I have not paid proper attention to what I was doing.
2. I am concerned about my drinking.
3. I am impatient and often drive fast.
4. I have used drugs more than I should.
5. I have gotten upset at another driver.
6. My drinking has caused serious family or social problems for me.
7. I have a quick temper and need to learn how to control it.
8. I am concerned about my drug use.
9. There are times when I feel really down and discouraged.
10. I have had two or more memory losses (blackouts) after drinking.
11. When I get annoyed or frustrated, I tend to “fly off the handle” and yell or argue.
12. I have had a drug abuse problem in the past.
13. Even though I was not caught, I have made mistakes while driving that were my fault.
14. I am a recovering alcoholic.
15. There are times when I am a dangerous or unsafe driver.
16. After using drugs, I have seen or heard things that were not really there.
17. I get annoyed when someone is critical of my driving.
18. I spend a lot of time getting alcohol and/or drugs, using them or recovering from their effects.
19. I go to Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings because of my drinking.
20. I can get very angry quickly.
21. I have had to use much more alcohol and/or drugs to get the same effect I used to.
22. I have been treated for a drug problem.
23. I have done things when angry that I later regretted.
24. When offered drugs I may or may not use them. It depends on how I feel at the time.
25. I often drink more or use more drugs than I intended.
26. To be honest, I drive too fast.
27. Because of my drug use I have given up or quit work, recreational activities or social functions.
28. There have been times when I have gotten very angry at another driver.
29. Once I begin drinking, it often seems as if I cannot stop.
30. Two or more of the following apply to me (answer true or false on your answer sheet):
a. Loud or noisy
b. Aggressive or pushy
c. Impulsive or outgoing
d. Interruptive or disruptive
e. Outspoken, frank or blunt
31. A family member has said I should get help for my drug use.
32. Before my recent DUI or DWI arrest, there were times when I drove after drinking.
33. At times I feel guilty about my drinking.
34. My alcohol and/or drug use has resulted in absences from school and/or work, or poor work performance due to hangovers.
35. I know I am too aggressive.
36. I continue to drink despite family arguments about my drinking.
37. There have been times when I have felt guilty about my use of drugs.
38. There have been times while driving when I have been told to do something and did not like it.
39. My drinking is more than just a little or minor problem.
40. I have a lot of problems or conflicts with other people.
41. I am in counseling or treatment for drug problems.
42. I know I shouldn’t, but I have been jealous of others’ success.
43. I often drink more (or for longer periods) than I intended.
44. I have neglected my children, household duties or responsibilities because of my alcohol and/or drug use.
45. A family member has told me that I am an aggressive and unsafe driver.
46. I go to Narcotics Anonymous (NA) or Cocaine Anonymous (CA) meetings because of my drug use.
47. There have been times while driving when I have been angry or upset.
48. I have admitted to a family member that I have a drinking problem.
49. Even though I am aware of the harmful effects of repeated substance use, I continue to drink and/or use drugs.
50. When angry I become verbally abusive and shout or swear a lot.
51. I am a recovering drug abuser.
52. I have been worried, frightened or scared while riding in a car or truck.
53. I have missed work because of my drinking.
54. Two or more of the following apply to me (answer true or false on your answer sheet):
a. Careless or reckless driver
b. Drive fast or take some chances
c. Argumentative or quick tempered
d. Three or more moving violations (tickets) in the last five years
e. Two or more at-fault accidents in the last five years
55. Within the last year I have had persistent cravings or strong urges for drugs.
56. There have been times when I have been jealous or resentful of others.
57. I have been treated for a drinking problem.
58. I can be easily annoyed or angered while driving.
59. My use of drugs has threatened my happiness and success in life.
60. There have been times when I knew I should not drive, but did.
61. A close family member told me to get help for my drinking problem.
62. I often lose control over little problems or minor frustrations.
63. I have lied about my use of drugs -- either saying I use less than I really do or hiding the fact that I use drugs at all.
64. I have been frustrated or irritated by other drivers.
65. When I drink my personality changes and I seem like a different person.
66. Important social, occupational or recreational activities have been given up or reduced because of my alcohol and/or drug problem.
67. I use and sometimes abuse drugs.
68. Sometimes I worry about what others think or say about me.
69. I am an aggressive driver.
70. I have a drinking problem.
71. I continue to use drugs despite family arguments about my drug use.
72. I lose my temper quickly.
73. I have a drug problem.
74. I have been embarrassed or felt uneasy about some of the things I have done while driving.
75. I am in counseling or treatment for my drinking problem.
76. There have been times when I have done something wrong and was not caught.
77. I have admitted to a close family member that I have a drug problem.
78. I get angry quickly.
79. I have wished I could go back in time and do some things over -- but differently.
80. Drinking has interfered with my happiness and success in life.
81. It bothers me when I am overlooked or ignored by people I know.
82. I speed and get tickets.
83. At times I get angry and upset at myself.
84. I have been diagnosed substance (alcohol or drug) dependent.
Section 2
Rate each statement as it applies to you now.
Put an X on your answer sheet under the number that you select for your answer.
Use the following rating scale.
1. Rare or Never 2.Sometimes
3. Often 4. Very Often
85. Positive Attitude/Outlook
86. Dissatisfied with Life
87. Anxious/Worried/Fearful
88. Depressed/Discouraged
89. Manage Time Effectively
90. Difficulty with Others/Conflict
91. Insomnia/Trouble Sleeping
92. Satisfied with Self/Like Self
93. Bored/Restless
94. Financially Stable/Responsible
95. Enthusiastic/Involved in Life
96. Quarrelsome/Aggressive/Impulsive
97. Tension/Stress/Pressure
98. Fatigued/Tired/Sluggish
99. Directly Deal with Problems
100. Emotionally Upset/Crying
101. Share My Thoughts Comfortably
102. Disruptive/Loud/Interruptive
103. Angry/Hostile with Others
104. Lonely/Unhappy
105. Able to Handle Life's Problems
106. Nervous/Unable to Relax
107. Patient/Tolerant/Understanding
108. Can't Make Decisions/Indecisive
109. Work/Job Satisfaction
110. Trust My Own Judgment
111. Express My Feelings Comfortably
112. Rebellious/Unruly/Defiant
113. Job or Work Problems/Concerns
114. Adaptable/Adjustable
115. Marital/Family Problems
116. Self-Reliant/Independent
117. Satisfied/Contented with Life
118. Troublesome/Resistant/Disobedient
Section 3
The statements in this section describe you or your situation.
Put an X under the number (1, 2, 3 or 4) on your answer sheet that is accurate for you.
119. My repeated alcohol and/or drug use has resulted in:
1. Absences or poor performance at school or work due to alcohol or drug use or recovery from hangovers
2. My neglecting children and/or household duties or responsibilities
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
120. When drinking or using drugs I often:
1. Use more (larger amounts) than I intended
2. Use over a longer period than I intended
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
121. I have repeatedly used alcohol or drugs:
1. In physically hazardous or dangerous situations like swimming, boating, driving or skiing
2. Before driving or operating machinery
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
122. My repeated alcohol and/or drug use has resulted in:
1. Substance-related legal problems
2. Alcohol and/or drug-related arrests
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
123. I have continued alcohol and/or drug use despite persistent or recurrent:
1. Social or interpersonal problems
2. Arguments or fights with family or my significant other about my substance use
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
124. With regard to alcohol or drugs, I:
1. Spend a lot of time obtaining or getting alcohol or drugs
2. Spend a lot of time taking or recovering from alcohol or drugs
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
125. I have:
1. Cut down or stopped doing many of the things I used to do because of alcohol or drugs
2. Spent more time using alcohol or drugs and less time with my family or hobbies
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
126. I have:
1. Had serious physical, social, emotional or mental health problems due to my use of alcohol or drugs
2. Continued to use alcohol and/or drugs even though I know they cause serious problems for me
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
127. I have noticed within the last year:
1. I use a lot more alcohol and/or drugs to get intoxicated or high
2. I do not get intoxicated or high when I use the same amount of alcohol or drugs that I used to use
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
128. I have had withdrawal symptoms like trouble sleeping, tremors, sweating, anxiety, nausea, vomiting or headaches:
1. After reducing alcohol or drug use
2. When I stopped heavy alcohol or drug use
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
129. After using alcohol and/or drugs I have been high, drunk or have had withdrawal symptoms:
1. Before or during school, work or important family functions
2. While driving a vehicle (car, truck or machinery)
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
130. I have tried but I cannot:
1. Reduce, cut down or control my use of alcohol or drugs
2. Stop using alcohol or drugs
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
131. With regard to alcohol and/or drug use, I:
1. Use alcohol or drugs to avoid withdrawal symptoms
2. Take more alcohol or drugs to relieve withdrawal symptoms
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
132. I would rate my alcohol and/or drug symptoms as:
1. Mild. They have little effect on my relationships and social or occupational (work) functioning
2. Moderate. Between “mild” and “severe”
3. Severe. They greatly interfere with my relationships and social or work (occupational) functioning
4. None. I do not drink or use drugs
133. How many different drug treatment programs have you been enrolled in?
1. One
2. Two or three
3. Four or more
4. None
134. My drinking is:
1. A serious problem
2. A moderate problem
3. A mild problem
4. Not a problem
135. My drug use is:
1. A serious problem
2. A moderate problem
3. A mild problem
4. Not a problem
136. How would you describe your desire to get alcohol treatment or help?
1. I want help (highly motivated)
2. I may need help (moderately motivated)
3. Maybe, not sure (mildly motivated)
4. No need (not motivated)
137. How would you describe your desire to get drug treatment or help?
1. I want help (highly motivated)
2. I may need help (moderately motivated)
3. Maybe, not sure (mildly motivated)
4. No need (not motivated)
138. Recovering means having a substance (alcohol or drug) abuse problem, but not drinking or using drugs anymore. I am a recovering:
1. Alcoholic
2. Drug abuser
3. Both 1 and 2
4. None of the above
139. On a scale from zero to ten, zero representing no alcohol use and ten representing severe alcohol abuse, I would rate myself at:
1. Zero, one or two (no problem)
2. Three, four or five (mild problem)
3. Six, seven or eight (moderate problem)
4. Nine or ten (severe problem)
140. How would you describe your driving?
1. Seriously aggressive
2. Moderately aggressive
3. Slightly aggressive
4. Not aggressive
en fait le point faible des tests c’est le volet franchise
c’est ce qui fait planter 80% des gens qui finissent avec un rapport comme ça
Alors ils posent des questions d’on t’ils connaissent déjà les réponses pour
s’assurer que le client ne tente pas de paraître plus angélique qu’il ne l’est
Q1: VRAI , ben oui il t’arrive de conduire sans porter attention à ce que tu fait
Q5:Vrai : les autres conducteurs ne t’énerve jamais toi ??? tu doit être zen en maudit !
Q9: VRAI : tu n’est jamais déprimé ou down ??? ben voyon
Q13: VRAI : Tu n’as jamais fait d’infractions de conduites sans te faire prendre LOL !
Q17: VRAI : ca ne te dérange jamais de te faire critiquer sur ta façon de conduire ? bien chanceux toi !
Q23- VRAI: Qui n'as jamais rien fait qu'il regretté sous l'effet de la colère ??? les fous et le menteurs !
Q28:VRAI : tu n’as jamais été en maudit après les autres conducteurs ??
Q32:VRAI : tu n’as jamais conduit après avoir pris de l’alcool ( pas saoul ... juste prendre une bière et
partir ) oui tu l’as fait comme 98% des conducteurs.. c’Est pas un crime !
Q38: VRAI : Tu n'as Jamais regretter un acte ou un parole en conduisant toi ??? genre de fuck you au gars à cotés ou un dépassement un brin pas safe
Q42: VRAI : tu n’est jamais jaloux de personne toi ??
Q47: VRAI : Tu n’as jamais conduit en étant en tabarnac toi ??? vraiment ?
Q52: VRAI : tu n’as jamais eu peur en voiture toi ??? ... personnellement je trouve ça inquiétant quelqu’un qui n’as peur de rien en voiture !
Q56: VRAI : jamais jaloux de personne toi ??????
Q60:VRAI : Ben oui il y as des fois ou tu sait que tu n’aurais pas du conduire .. alcool, fatigue, mauvais pneus d’hiver ...
Q68: VRAI : donc ce que pense les gens de toi tu t’en fou tout le temps ???? inquiétant ça
Q74: VRAi : tu n’as jamais filler cheap ou gêné par rapport à des choses que tu as fait en conduisant ... vraiment ??
Q79: Vrai: qui voudrait pas changé dans choses dans son passé ??
81 VRAI : tout le monde est dérangé de se faire trop regarder ou encore d'être ignoré
82 : FAUX c’est vrai mais en faite ils n’en savent rien pourquoi tu a eu des contraventions .... donc non
Q83: VRAI .: Tu n’est jamais en criss après toi ,,, tu ne te tombe jamais sur les nerfs toi ???
qui n’as jamais menti ? qui n’as jamais fait des truc répressible par la loi sans se faire prendre , qui n’as jamais été en colère , jaloux ...
Il faut comprendre aussi que l’évaluateur ne lira pas les réponses de ton test mais il vas se fier sur un rapport comme ça pour chacun de tes test mais son impression général et ton attitude est aussi importante
un exemple de résultat
c’est ce qui fait planter 80% des gens qui finissent avec un rapport comme ça
Alors ils posent des questions d’on t’ils connaissent déjà les réponses pour
s’assurer que le client ne tente pas de paraître plus angélique qu’il ne l’est
Q1: VRAI , ben oui il t’arrive de conduire sans porter attention à ce que tu fait
Q5:Vrai : les autres conducteurs ne t’énerve jamais toi ??? tu doit être zen en maudit !
Q9: VRAI : tu n’est jamais déprimé ou down ??? ben voyon
Q13: VRAI : Tu n’as jamais fait d’infractions de conduites sans te faire prendre
LOL !Q17: VRAI : ca ne te dérange jamais de te faire critiquer sur ta façon de conduire ? bien chanceux toi !
Q23- VRAI: Qui n'as jamais rien fait qu'il regretté sous l'effet de la colère ??? les fous et le menteurs !
Q28:VRAI : tu n’as jamais été en maudit après les autres conducteurs ??
Q32:VRAI : tu n’as jamais conduit après avoir pris de l’alcool ( pas saoul ... juste prendre une bière et
partir ) oui tu l’as fait comme 98% des conducteurs.. c’Est pas un crime !
Q38: VRAI : Tu n'as Jamais regretter un acte ou un parole en conduisant toi ??? genre de fuck you au gars à cotés ou un dépassement un brin pas safe
Q42: VRAI : tu n’est jamais jaloux de personne toi ??
Q47: VRAI : Tu n’as jamais conduit en étant en tabarnac toi ??? vraiment ?
Q52: VRAI : tu n’as jamais eu peur en voiture toi ??? ... personnellement je trouve ça inquiétant quelqu’un qui n’as peur de rien en voiture !
Q56: VRAI : jamais jaloux de personne toi ??????
Q60:VRAI : Ben oui il y as des fois ou tu sait que tu n’aurais pas du conduire .. alcool, fatigue, mauvais pneus d’hiver ...
Q68: VRAI : donc ce que pense les gens de toi tu t’en fou tout le temps ???? inquiétant ça
Q74: VRAi : tu n’as jamais filler cheap ou gêné par rapport à des choses que tu as fait en conduisant ... vraiment ??
Q79: Vrai: qui voudrait pas changé dans choses dans son passé ??
81 VRAI : tout le monde est dérangé de se faire trop regarder ou encore d'être ignoré
82 : FAUX c’est vrai mais en faite ils n’en savent rien pourquoi tu a eu des contraventions .... donc non
Q83: VRAI .: Tu n’est jamais en criss après toi ,,, tu ne te tombe jamais sur les nerfs toi ???
qui n’as jamais menti ? qui n’as jamais fait des truc répressible par la loi sans se faire prendre , qui n’as jamais été en colère , jaloux ...
Il faut comprendre aussi que l’évaluateur ne lira pas les réponses de ton test mais il vas se fier sur un rapport comme ça pour chacun de tes test mais son impression général et ton attitude est aussi importante
un exemple de résultat
Wow super complet comme test , je vois que l'envase est axé sur la partie confiance.
j'ai vu dans un de tes anciens post ou tu disais que le test du DRI-II n'est pas au programme d'évaluation sommaire.
Comment la parti écrite de l'évaluation sommaire est construite alors ? Es-ce-que c'est tous les tests mélangés ensemble ou les tests sont-ils séparés ?
Comment le test du DRI-II est amené dans l'évaluation sommaire si il n'est pas au programme ?
j'ai vu dans un de tes anciens post ou tu disais que le test du DRI-II n'est pas au programme d'évaluation sommaire.
Comment la parti écrite de l'évaluation sommaire est construite alors ? Es-ce-que c'est tous les tests mélangés ensemble ou les tests sont-ils séparés ?
Comment le test du DRI-II est amené dans l'évaluation sommaire si il n'est pas au programme ?
En aucun cas il faut apporter le reste du rapport de police , seulement la première page avec le taux à l'arrestation .,, l'évaluateur le demande car il n'y a pas accès ... si il a le rapport oubliez l'idée d'inventer une histoire qui se tienne ! Ne vous inquiétez pas les rapports ne se croisent jamais... la saaq reçoit l'avis de l'évaluateur mais il n'ont pas eu non plus le rapport de police. Tout ce qu'ils savent c'est qu'il y a eu arrestation à tel taux et à tel date. .. Rendu en cours le rapport de police est potentiellement dans les mains du juge mais pas le rapport de l'évaluateur ( fait après le jugement ) ni celui de la SAAQ .... Bref tout est compartimenté de tel façon que tu pourrais dire une chose à l'évaluateur, une à la SAAQ et une autre sur le rapport de police sans que les informations ne soit comparées