Excessive or uneven tyre wear can be caused by faults in what two things? |
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Braking system
and Suspension |
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You are about to go down a steep hill. To control the speed of your vehicle you should do what two things? |
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Select a low gear, use the brakes carefully |
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You are driving towards a train crossing. What would be the first warning of an approaching train? |
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A Steady Amber light |
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A roof rack will cause what negative thing to happen?
A heavy load on your roof rack will effect the vehicle how? |
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Increased fuel consumption
reduce stability |
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under inflated tyres can cause.. |
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heavy steering |
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What is different about toucan crossings? |
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peds and cyclists can cross here |
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Hills can affect the performance of your vehicle. Which two apply when driving up steep hills? |
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-the engine will work harder
- you will slow down sooner |
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You have broken down on a two way road. You have a warning triangle. You should place the triangle at least how far from your vehicle? |
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- 45 metres (147 feet) |
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Which two of the following will improve fuel consumption? |
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-reducing your road speed
-planning well ahead |
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The road outside this school is marked with yellow zigzag lines.. what do they mean? |
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you must not wait or park your vehicle here at all! |
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Why would you fit a stabiliser before towing a caravan? |
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It will help with stability when driving in crosswinds |
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Whilst driving, front tyre bursts.. You should: |
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-allow the vehicle to roll to a stop
- grip the steering wheel firmly |
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Excessive or uneven tyre wear can be caused by faults in which of the following: |
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Suspension |
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You wish to park in a 40mph zone which has traffic flowing in both directions. At night time, you should park: |
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On the left side of the road, with parking lights on
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When travelling on icy roads, how should you drive? |
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with the car in the highest gear available |
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Which of these emergency vehicles might have a blue flashing beacon |
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the coastguard, ambulence, police |
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Green flashing light is |
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doctor |
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You are towing a caravan and it starts to snake. How can you stop this from happening: |
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slow down gently |
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You are towing a caravan and it starts to snake. How can you stop this from happening: |
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slow down gently |
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What is the most common cause for a vehicle to skid: |
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driver makes a mistake |
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When must you NOT sound your horn |
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1130-730 |
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If you park on the road at night when should you use parking lights: |
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If the speed limit is greater than thirty |
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Ordinarily you would use dipped headlights at night. When MUST you use dipped headlights in the daytime: |
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when visibillity is poor |
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The fluid in your car's battery needs topping up. What should you use: |
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distilled water |
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If you tow a trailer you must ensure that it is hitched securely to the towing vehicle. You could use what as an extra precaution: |
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a breakaway cable |
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When a road dips you should not |
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overtake |
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If you have put too much oil in your engine what could happen: |
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could leak out |
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Some road signs give orders that must be obeyed. Usually these orders are: |
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Red circle |
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You are driving when you come across a pelican crossing that is flashing an amber light. This means that you must: |
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stop and give way to peds already in the crossing |
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You are involved with a collision where someone suffers a burn. What is the shortest time that a burn should be cooled for: |
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10 mins |
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You need to reverse into a side street. At what point is your car the biggest hazard to passing traffic: |
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as the front of your car swings out |
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What is the purpose of an Active Traffic Management scheme on a motorway |
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to prevent congesstion |
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It is compulsory to wear glasses or contact lenses when you are driving if: |
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67 feet 20.5 metres |
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triangular road sign's have what on them? |
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Warnings! |
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What is the purpose of a catalytic converter: |
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it reduces exhaust emmisson |
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It unsure it is safe to reverse onto a side road, what should you do? |
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get out of the vehicle to check there is no obstruction |
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It is illegal to drive under the influence of drugs. The effects of drugs last up to: |
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72 hours |
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You are driving at night with full beam headlights on. A vehicle is overtaking you. You should dip your lights: |
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as soon as the vehicle passes you |
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Using a mobile phone is illegal. The chances of you having an accident when using one is: |
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4 times |
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Missing out some gears when changing saves fuel. This is achieved by reducing: |
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acceleration |
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If you have to park your car on a foggy day, you should: |
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leave you sidelights on |
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Anti-lock brakes are very useful when you are: |
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Braking excessively |
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Signs on a motorway are what colour? |
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blue |
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When approaching a contraflow system, you should: |
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Choose an appropriate lane early |
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what is the nearest you can park towards a junction? |
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10 metres |
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what does MSM stand for? |
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mirrors, signal, manovoure |
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what would you do if you approach a solid white line that runs accross the width of your side of the road? |
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stop |
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what is the minn tread depth on a car tyre? |
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1.6mm |
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what shape are warning signs? |
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triangles |
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at a puffin crossing what follows green? |
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-steady amber |
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What shape is a ROUNDABOUT sign? |
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triangular |
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You are driving along the motorway in the inside lane. You intend to turn left at the next available exit. When should you signal left? |
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at the first count down marker (300 yds to go) |
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What shape is a STOP sign? |
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octagonal |
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What percentage of all emissions does road transport account for? |
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20% |
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Your car is fitted with anti-lock brakes. You need to stop in an emergency. You should |
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press the brake pedal promptly and firmly until you have stopped |
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Why are mirrors often slightly curved (convex)? |
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they give wider field of vision |
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How can you use the engine of your vehicle to control your speed? |
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by changing to a lower gear |
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You are driving down a steep hill. Why could keeping the clutch down or rolling in neutral for too long be dangerous? |
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your vehicle will pick up speed |
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Your vehicle breaks down on the hard shoulder of a motorway. You decide to use your mobile phone to call for help. You should |
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check your location from the marker posts on the left |
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You are driving on an urban clearway. You may stop only to |
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set down and pick up passengers |
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Which THREE pieces of information are found on a vehicle registration document? |
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A - Registered keeper
B - Make of the vehicle
F - Engine size |
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Overloading your vehicle can seriously affect the |
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steering and handling |
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You are planning to tow a caravan. Which of these will mostly help to aid the vehicle handling? |
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a stabiliser fitted to the towbar |
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A trailer must stay securely hitched up to the towing vehicle. What additional safety device can be fitted to the trailer braking system? |
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breakaway cable |
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On which TWO occasions might you inflate your tyres to more than the recommended normal pressure? |
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when driving fast for a long distance and when carrying a heavy load |
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Usually, on a motorway, how far from the exit is the first sign showing the junction number? |
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one mile |
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A motorcycle is not allowed on a motorway if it has an engine size smaller than:- |
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50cc |
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Which of the following signs tell you what you must not do? |
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red circle tells you what you must not do |
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Where should you be most cautious when driving? |
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at intersections |
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What should you look for at junctions? |
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motorcyclists |
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What's the best way to reduce CO2 emissions (the chief global warming greenhouse gas) from a car? |
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drive less and buy a more fuel efficient car |
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Diesel cars are less damaging to the environment than petrol cars because... |
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they are more fuel efficient |
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Reducing your speed from 85mph to 70mph improves fuel efficiency by how much? |
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25 precent |
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What's the most used alternative fuel in the UK? |
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lpg |
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White Studs |
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mark the lanes of the middle of the road |
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red studs |
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mark the left edge of the road |
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amber studs |
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mark the central reservation |
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green studs |
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mark edge of carriageway at lay-byes, slip roads and such |
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What is the shortest overall stopping distance on a dry road at 30 mph? |
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23 metres 75 feet |
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What is the shortest overall stopping distance on a dry road at 40 mph? |
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36 metres 120 feet |
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What is the shortest overall stopping distance on a dry road at 50 mph? |
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53 metres 175 feet |
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What is the shortest overall stopping distance on a dry road at 60 mph? |
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73 metres 240 feet |
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What is the shortest overall stopping distance on a dry road at 70 mph? |
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96 metres 315 feet |
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