Moving Off And Stopping
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How do you prepare?
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Select 1st gear, set the gas and find the bite
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Select 1st geat, release the hand brake
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Get comfy in you seat
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Select 1st gear and put the indicator in
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Testing you on how to move away from the side of the road and pull in again
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When pulling over, what acronym do you need to remember?
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POM - prepare observe manoeuvre
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MSM - mirrors signal manoeuvre
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LADA - look asses decide act
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OUT - over under through
Correct Answer
A. MSM - mirrors signal manoeuvreExplanation
The correct answer is MSM - mirrors signal manoeuvre. This acronym is used to remind drivers of the correct sequence of actions when pulling over. It emphasizes the importance of checking mirrors, indicating the intention to pull over, and then executing the manoeuvre safely. By using this acronym, drivers can ensure they are following proper procedure and maintaining safety on the road.Rate this question:
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What are you lookig for in your left door mirror before pulling over?
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Cars
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Pedestrians
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Cyclists
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Check your hair is ok
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A. CyclistsExplanation
Before pulling over, it is important to look for cyclists in your left door mirror. This is because cyclists are vulnerable road users and can easily be missed in blind spots. Checking for cyclists ensures their safety and helps prevent accidents or collisions when pulling over.Rate this question:
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Once you stop, what is should you do next?
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Cancel the signal, put the car into neutral
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Handbrake, neutral cancel the signal if you used one
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Neutral, handbrake, cancel the signal
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Neutral, signal, handbrake
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A. Handbrake, neutral cancel the signal if you used oneExplanation
After stopping, the next step should be to engage the handbrake to ensure the car remains stationary. Then, the car should be put into neutral to disengage the engine from the wheels. Finally, if a signal was used while stopping, it should be canceled to indicate that the intention to move has changed.Rate this question:
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When would you use a signal?
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If there are cars behind you
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You never need a signal
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When you see someone who would benefit from a signal, but not putting it on if the cars behind are too close as they may slow down
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Only if there are cars coming towards you
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A. When you see someone who would benefit from a signal, but not putting it on if the cars behind are too close as they may slow downExplanation
The correct answer is when you see someone who would benefit from a signal, but not putting it on if the cars behind are too close as they may slow down. This answer suggests that using a signal is appropriate when there is someone who would benefit from it, such as pedestrians or other drivers, but it is not necessary to use it if there are cars behind that are too close, as it may cause them to slow down abruptly. This emphasizes the importance of considering the safety and impact on other drivers when deciding to use a signal.Rate this question:
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After you have moved away, what is your ideal driving position?
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One meter from the left
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In the middle of the carriageway
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One meter from the central hazard lines
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It doesnt matter
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A. One meter from the leftExplanation
The ideal driving position after moving away would be one meter from the left. This position allows for a safe distance from the central hazard lines and provides a buffer zone from oncoming traffic. Being slightly to the left also enables better visibility of the road ahead and any potential obstacles or hazards.Rate this question:
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Would you need a signal to pull over?
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Yes, always
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No, never
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If there is someone to benefit
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A. If there is someone to benefitExplanation
The correct answer is "If there is someone to benefit." This means that if there is someone who would benefit from you pulling over, such as a police officer signaling you to stop or if there is an emergency situation, then you would need a signal to pull over. However, if there is no one to benefit from you pulling over, then you would not need a signal to do so.Rate this question:
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How do you observe?
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Look out of the rear window, the side windows and then forward
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Check all 3 mirrors
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Check your interior mirror, right door mirror and then your blind spot
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Check interior mirror, right door mirror, blind spot and then rear window
Correct Answer
A. Check your interior mirror, right door mirror and then your blind spotExplanation
The correct answer is to check your interior mirror, right door mirror, and then your blind spot. This is the correct sequence for observing while driving. By checking the interior mirror first, you can get a general view of what is happening behind your vehicle. Then, by checking the right door mirror, you can specifically see what is happening on the right side of your vehicle. Finally, by checking your blind spot, which is the area not visible in your mirrors, you can ensure that there are no vehicles or obstacles in that area before making any maneuvers.Rate this question:
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What is the acronym you need to remember for moving off?
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MSM - mirror signal manoeuvre
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POM - prepare observe manoeuvre
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LADA look asses decide act
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OUT over under through
Correct Answer
A. POM - prepare observe manoeuvreExplanation
The correct answer is POM - prepare observe manoeuvre. This acronym is used to remember the steps involved in moving off safely. Before moving off, it is important to prepare by adjusting mirrors and seat position, observe the surroundings for any potential hazards, and then execute the manoeuvre by signaling and gradually accelerating. This acronym serves as a helpful reminder for drivers to follow these steps in the correct order to ensure a safe start to their journey.Rate this question:
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When moving away on a hill, what should you do differently?
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More gas, less bite
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More bite, less gas
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Less bit and less gas
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More gas and more bite
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A. More gas and more biteExplanation
When moving away on a hill, you should apply more gas and more bite. This means that you should increase the pressure on the accelerator pedal (more gas) and engage the clutch more firmly (more bite) to prevent the vehicle from rolling backward. By doing so, you will provide enough power to the wheels and maintain control while moving uphill.Rate this question:
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When moving away from behind another car you need
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More gas and more bite
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More bite and less gas
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Less gas and less bite
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More gas and less bite
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A. Less gas and less biteExplanation
You want to move away slow enough to get the extra steering required to get and around the car infont without moving onto the other side of the roadRate this question:
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When asked to pull over, what should you avoid?
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Dropped kerbs
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Stopping opposite junctions
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Stopping opposite other cars
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Stopping on yellow lines and bus stops
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People
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A. Dropped kerbs
A. Stopping opposite junctions
A. Stopping opposite other cars
A. Stopping on yellow lines and bus stops
A. PeopleExplanation
You should avoid all these things! The only place to stop is next to the kerb, with enough space to get out once again.Rate this question:
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