60 mph
50 mph
70 mph
80 mph
White
Red
Amber
Green
50 mph
60 mph
70 mph
80 mph
Blue
Amber
Red
Green
Stop, apply the handbrake and then select a low gear
Position your vehicle well to the left side of the road
Check that the central reservation is wide enough for your vehicle
Make sure that you have enough room for a vehicle gehind
Open your window to look behind
Open the door and look behind
Look in the nearside mirror
Ask someone to guide you
Just after a bend
In a one-way street
On a 30 mph road
Approaching a dip in the road
Only when others has done so
So that others can see you
Only if street lights are lit
If people flash there lights at you
Stop and then move forwards slowly and carefully for a proper view
Move quickly to where you can see so that you only block traffic from one direction
Wait for a pedestrian to let you know that it is safe to emerge
Turn your vehicle round and find another junction to use
Leave the motorway and find a safe place to stop
Keep looking at the surrounding landscape
Stop on the hard shoulder for some rest
Drive faster to complete your journey sooner
One second
Two seconds
Three seconds
Four seconds
Cars
Cycles
Buses
Lorries
Being too cautious at junctions
Driving in the middle of their lane
Showing off and being competitive
Staying within the speed limit
To alert others to your presence
To allow you right of way
To greet other road users
To signal your annoyance
Using the rear door of a hatchback car
Reversing into a parking space
Following another vehicle too closely
Driving with rear fog lights on
Flash your headlights
Use dipped beam headlights
Switch off your lights
Use full beam headlights
Sticky
Odourless
Clear
Slippery
Always at major road works
Used to increase the traffic speed
At toll-bridge approaches only
Traffic calming measures
Between 8 pm and 8 am
Between 9pm and dawn
Between dusk and 8 am
Between 11.30 pm and 7 am
10%
20%
30%
40%
Raise the speed limits
Help the traffic flow
Provide better parking
Allow lorries to load more freely
Fuel consumption
The risk of fire
Toxic exhaust gases
Engine wear
Braking
Coasting
Accelerating
Steering
The children's parents
You, the driver
The front seat passenger
The children
The top of the battery
Half-way up the battery
Just below the cell plates
Just above the cell plates
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