Nz Road Code Test 1
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You are required to undergo a breath screening test when requested by:
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An ambulance officer
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A doctor
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A member of the public
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A police officer
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NZ Road Code Test 1 assesses knowledge on traffic regulations and road safety in New Zealand. It covers breath testing, crash reporting, roundabout navigation, and speed limits in accident zones, essential for responsible driving.
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If anybody is hurt in a crash, the driver must tell a police officer as soon as possible but within:
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24 hours
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36 hours
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48 hours
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60 hours
Correct Answer
A. 24 hoursExplanation
In the event of a crash where someone is injured, it is important for the driver to inform a police officer promptly. The correct answer is 24 hours, as this is the maximum time limit within which the driver must report the incident. Delaying the notification beyond this timeframe may hinder the investigation process and potentially impede the injured person from receiving immediate medical attention or support.Rate this question:
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You are driving in a 100km/h speed area and you see an "Accident" sign. What speed must you slow down to?
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50 km/h
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40 km/h
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30 km/h
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20 km/h
Correct Answer
A. 20 km/hExplanation
When you see an "Accident" sign while driving in a 100km/h speed area, you must slow down to 20 km/h. This is because the sign indicates a potentially hazardous situation ahead, and reducing your speed significantly will give you more time to react and avoid any potential dangers. Slowing down to 20 km/h ensures that you can navigate through the accident area safely and with caution.Rate this question:
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Which one of the following people may legally require you to give a blood sample?
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A police office, an ambulance officer, other crash party
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An ambulance driver, an approved person or a medical doctor
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A medical doctor, other crash party, a police officer
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A police officer, a medical doctor or an approved person
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A. A police officer, a medical doctor or an approved personExplanation
A police officer, a medical doctor, or an approved person may legally require you to give a blood sample. This could be in the case of a criminal investigation where the police officer needs the sample for evidence, a medical doctor needing the sample for medical diagnosis or treatment, or an approved person who has the authority to request the sample for specific reasons.Rate this question:
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When turning right at a roundabout, you must:
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Indicate right when leaving the roundabout
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Indicate right before entering the roundabout
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Indicate left before entering the roundabout
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Not indicate at any time on the roundabout
Correct Answer
A. Indicate right before entering the roundaboutExplanation
When turning right at a roundabout, it is important to indicate right before entering the roundabout. This is necessary to signal your intention to other drivers and indicate that you will be exiting the roundabout at the next available exit. Indicating right when leaving the roundabout is not necessary as it may confuse other drivers. Indicating left before entering the roundabout is incorrect as it would indicate that you are turning left instead of right. Not indicating at any time on the roundabout is also incorrect as it does not provide clear communication to other drivers.Rate this question:
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When turning left into a driveway, slow down and:
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Signal only if another vehicle is coming towards you and enter
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Signal only if there is a vehicle behind you and enter
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Signal for 3 seconds or more and if the driveway is clear, enter
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Check the driveway is clear and enter
Correct Answer
A. Signal for 3 seconds or more and if the driveway is clear, enterExplanation
When turning left into a driveway, it is important to slow down and signal for at least 3 seconds before entering, as long as the driveway is clear. This is to inform other drivers of your intention to turn and give them enough time to react. Checking that the driveway is clear ensures that it is safe to enter without obstructing any oncoming traffic.Rate this question:
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You may stop on a motorway only
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To let down or pick up passengers
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To make a U-turn
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If there is an emergency
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To stop and take a photo
Correct Answer
A. If there is an emergencyExplanation
On a motorway, stopping is generally prohibited unless there is an emergency. This is because motorways are designed for high-speed traffic and sudden stops can be extremely dangerous. In the event of an emergency, such as a breakdown or a medical issue, it may be necessary to stop on the motorway to ensure safety and seek assistance. However, stopping for any other reason, such as picking up passengers or taking a photo, is not allowed on a motorway.Rate this question:
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If you miss your exit on a motorway, you should:
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Drive on to the next exit
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Make a U-turn back to the exit
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Reverse back to the exit
Correct Answer
A. Drive on to the next exitExplanation
If you miss your exit on a motorway, the safest and recommended course of action is to drive on to the next exit. Making a U-turn or reversing back to the exit can be dangerous and against traffic regulations. Driving on to the next exit allows you to safely exit the motorway and find an alternative route to your destination.Rate this question:
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What must you do when red lights are flashing at a railway level crossing?
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Drive over the lines as soon as the train has passed.
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Slow down and then drive over the lines
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Stop until the lights stop flashing
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Stop and if no train is coming, you may drive over the lines
Correct Answer
A. Stop until the lights stop flashingExplanation
When red lights are flashing at a railway level crossing, it is important to stop until the lights stop flashing. This is because the flashing lights indicate that a train is approaching or already crossing the intersection, and it is necessary to wait until it is safe to proceed. Failing to stop can lead to a collision with the train, endangering both the driver and the passengers. Therefore, it is crucial to follow the instructions given by the flashing lights and wait until they stop before driving over the railway lines.Rate this question:
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When driving on an unlaned road, your vehicle should be positioned:
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As close to the left side of the road as possible
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Close to the centre of the road
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1 metre from the left hand kerb
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Anywhere, so long as you can see what is coming
Correct Answer
A. As close to the left side of the road as possibleExplanation
When driving on an unlaned road, it is important to position your vehicle as close to the left side of the road as possible. This is because driving on the left side allows for better visibility of oncoming traffic and provides more space for other vehicles to pass safely. It also helps to maintain a consistent and predictable flow of traffic, reducing the risk of accidents or collisions.Rate this question:
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You must turn your vehicle headlights on when visibility is less than:
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100 metres
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120 metres
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140 metres
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160 metres
Correct Answer
A. 100 metresExplanation
According to road safety regulations, it is mandatory to turn on your vehicle headlights when visibility is less than 100 meters. This is because during low visibility conditions, such as fog, rain, or darkness, it becomes difficult for other drivers to see your vehicle. By having your headlights on, you increase your visibility on the road, reducing the risk of accidents and ensuring the safety of yourself and other drivers.Rate this question:
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When turning right from a two-laned road into a one-way street that has two lanes, you must turn into the:
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Right hand lane
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Left hand lane
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Lane that has the least vehicles
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Lane that gives you the most direct route
Correct Answer
A. Right hand laneExplanation
When turning right from a two-laned road into a one-way street that has two lanes, it is necessary to turn into the right-hand lane. This is because the right-hand lane is the appropriate lane for right turns, ensuring a smooth flow of traffic and minimizing the risk of collisions with vehicles in the left-hand lane.Rate this question:
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If you are a driver involved in a crash, the FIRST action you should take is to:
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Stop and place a warning triangle at the side of the road
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Drive past at 20 km/h until you pass the site of the crash
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Stop and check to see if anyone is hurt
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Tell a police officer as soon as possible
Correct Answer
A. Stop and check to see if anyone is hurtExplanation
The first action a driver involved in a crash should take is to stop and check to see if anyone is hurt. This is the most important step as it ensures the safety and well-being of those involved in the crash. By stopping and assessing the situation, the driver can determine if immediate medical attention is required and take appropriate action. It is crucial to prioritize the health and safety of individuals involved before proceeding with any other actions or notifying authorities.Rate this question:
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If you intend to move your vehicle from the right-hand lane to the left-hand lane, you must:
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Move to the left as quickly as possible
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Speed up and signal as you move to the left
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Signal for at least 3 seconds before moving left
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Slow down and signal as you move to the left
Correct Answer
A. Signal for at least 3 seconds before moving leftExplanation
When intending to move from the right-hand lane to the left-hand lane, it is necessary to signal for at least 3 seconds before making the move. Signaling in advance allows other drivers to be aware of your intention and adjust their driving accordingly, reducing the risk of collisions. This gives drivers in the left-hand lane enough time to anticipate your movement and make space for you to merge safely. It is important to signal for an adequate duration to ensure clear communication with other drivers on the road.Rate this question:
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If you are driving in fog, your vehicle should have its:
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Park lights on
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Headlights on dip
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Headlights on high beam
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Hazard lights on
Correct Answer
A. Headlights on dipExplanation
When driving in fog, it is important to have your headlights on dip. This is because the low beam setting helps to illuminate the road directly in front of your vehicle without creating a glare that can reflect off the fog and impair visibility even further. It also allows other drivers to see your vehicle without being blinded by the headlights. Using high beams or hazard lights can actually worsen visibility in foggy conditions.Rate this question:
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What is the best way to check for hazards before reversing your vehicle?
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Replying on the outside mirrors
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Turning to look over your shoulders
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Relying on the inside mirrors
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Walking around the vehicle before reversing
Correct Answer
A. Walking around the vehicle before reversingExplanation
The best way to check for hazards before reversing your vehicle is by walking around the vehicle before reversing. This allows you to visually inspect the area surrounding your vehicle and identify any potential obstacles or hazards that may be in your blind spots and not visible through the mirrors. By physically walking around the vehicle, you can ensure a comprehensive and accurate assessment of the surroundings, reducing the risk of accidents or collisions while reversing.Rate this question:
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If you are driving at night with your vehicle headlights on high beam, you MUST dip them when coming up to:
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An intersection
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A town or city
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A one-way street
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A police officer on point duty
Correct Answer
A. A police officer on point dutyExplanation
When driving at night with your vehicle headlights on high beam, it is necessary to dip them when coming up to a police officer on point duty. This is because the bright lights can blind the officer and obstruct their vision, which could potentially compromise their ability to direct traffic safely. Dipping the headlights in this situation ensures that the officer can clearly see and control the flow of vehicles without any hindrance.Rate this question:
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What is the least distance of clear road you MUST have in front of you when you have finished passing another vehicle?
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40 metres
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60 metres
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80 metres
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100 metres
Correct Answer
A. 100 metresExplanation
When passing another vehicle, it is important to have a clear road ahead to ensure a safe and proper maneuver. The least distance of clear road you must have in front of you when you have finished passing another vehicle is 100 metres. This distance allows for enough time and space to safely merge back into your lane without impeding the flow of traffic or causing any potential hazards.Rate this question:
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What does a white reflector (cat's eye) placed on the road mean?
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The left side of the road
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The centre of the road
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No passing
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The far right side of the road
Correct Answer
A. The centre of the roadExplanation
A white reflector (cat's eye) placed on the road signifies the center of the road. These reflectors are typically placed in the middle of the road to provide guidance and help drivers stay within their lane, especially during low visibility conditions. They reflect the headlights of vehicles, making it easier for drivers to see the road markings and stay on the correct side of the road.Rate this question:
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What does a yellow reflector (cat's eye) placed on the road mean?
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The left side of the road
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The centre of the road
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No passing
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The right side of the road
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A. No passingExplanation
A yellow reflector (cat's eye) placed on the road indicates a "no passing" zone. This means that drivers are not allowed to overtake or pass other vehicles in this area. The yellow reflector serves as a visual reminder for drivers to maintain their position and not attempt to pass other vehicles.Rate this question:
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To help you from being blinded by the headlights of an oncoming vehicle, you should:
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Look to the left-hand side of the road
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Look to the right-hand side of the road
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Look to the centre of the road
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Turn the headlights of your vehicle onto a high beam
Correct Answer
A. Look to the left-hand side of the roadExplanation
When an oncoming vehicle's headlights are blinding you, looking to the left-hand side of the road can help you avoid being directly in the path of the oncoming lights. By shifting your gaze slightly to the left, you can still maintain awareness of the road and any potential hazards, while minimizing the direct glare from the headlights. This allows you to maintain better visibility and reduce the risk of being temporarily blinded by the oncoming vehicle's lights.Rate this question:
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When passing a horse and rider, you should:
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Warn the rider by sounding the horn on your vehicle
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Slow down and give them as much room as you can
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Speed up
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Warn the rider by turning your vehicle headlights on
Correct Answer
A. Slow down and give them as much room as you canExplanation
When passing a horse and rider, it is important to slow down and give them as much room as possible. Horses can be easily startled by loud noises, so sounding the horn on your vehicle or turning on your headlights may startle the horse and potentially cause an accident. By slowing down and giving them space, you reduce the risk of spooking the horse and ensure the safety of both the rider and yourself.Rate this question:
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What rule applies when both when vehicle are controlled by a Give Way sign?
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The lane rule
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The give way rule
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The passing rule
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The 2-second rule
Correct Answer
A. The give way ruleExplanation
When both vehicles are controlled by a Give Way sign, the give way rule applies. This means that both vehicles must yield the right of way to any other vehicles that have the right of way, such as vehicles on the main road or vehicles already in the intersection. The give way rule ensures that traffic flows smoothly and safely, preventing accidents and allowing for orderly movement of vehicles.Rate this question:
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When driving on an unlaned road, you must drive your vehicle on the:
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Right-hand side of the road
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Left-hand side of the road
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Centre of the road
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Shoulder of the road
Correct Answer
A. Left-hand side of the roadExplanation
When driving on an unlaned road, you must drive your vehicle on the left-hand side of the road. This is because in countries where vehicles drive on the right side of the road, driving on the left-hand side of the road ensures that you have a clear view of oncoming traffic and can safely pass other vehicles. It also helps to avoid head-on collisions and promotes safer driving practices.Rate this question:
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At night, you MUST always dip the headlights on your vehicle when:
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Driving around town
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Driving on a motorway
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Following other vehicles
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Driving in the country
Correct Answer
A. Following other vehiclesExplanation
It is important to dip the headlights on your vehicle when following other vehicles at night to avoid blinding the driver in front. Dipping the headlights means adjusting them to a lower beam setting, which reduces the intensity of the light and prevents it from directly shining into the eyes of the driver ahead. This ensures clear visibility for both drivers and reduces the risk of accidents caused by glare.Rate this question:
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If you have to drive at a slow speed, which may hold up other vehicles, what should you do?
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Keep as close as you can to the centre of the road
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Keep as close as you can to the left side of the road
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Make the traffic behind you slow down to the speed that you are driving at
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Drive down the middle of the road so that any vehicles behind you can pass on the left
Correct Answer
A. Keep as close as you can to the left side of the roadExplanation
When driving at a slow speed, it is important to keep as close as you can to the left side of the road. This allows other vehicles to pass you safely on the right side. By staying on the left, you are following proper traffic flow and allowing faster vehicles to overtake you without causing any obstruction or inconvenience. This ensures a smooth and safe driving experience for all road users.Rate this question:
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What must you do when you see blue and red flashing lights behind you?
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Speed up to get out of the way
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Slow down and drive on carefully
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Slow down and stop
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Drive on as usual
Correct Answer
A. Slow down and stopExplanation
When you see blue and red flashing lights behind you, it is important to slow down and stop. This is because these lights typically indicate the presence of an emergency vehicle, such as a police car or an ambulance, which may be responding to a critical situation. Slowing down and stopping allows the emergency vehicle to pass safely and ensures that you are not obstructing their path. It is crucial to prioritize the safety and well-being of others on the road in such situations.Rate this question:
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How close can you park to an intersection where there are no broken yellow lines painted on the side of the road?
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3 metres
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4 metres
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5 metres
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6 metres
Correct Answer
A. 6 metresExplanation
In areas where there are no broken yellow lines painted on the side of the road near an intersection, the closest distance you can park is 6 meters. This distance is necessary to ensure that parked vehicles do not obstruct the view of drivers approaching the intersection, allowing for safer navigation and reducing the risk of accidents.Rate this question:
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Before going over a railway level crossing, you must:
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Stop under all circumstances
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Drive over only if there is space for your vehicle on the other side of the line
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Increase your speed so that you can cross the line as quickly as possible
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Sound the horn on your vehicle to warn other road users of your presence
Correct Answer
A. Drive over only if there is space for your vehicle on the other side of the lineExplanation
Before going over a railway level crossing, you must drive over only if there is space for your vehicle on the other side of the line. This is important to ensure that your vehicle does not get stuck on the railway tracks, which can be extremely dangerous. It is crucial to assess the situation and make sure there is enough space on the other side before proceeding over the level crossing.Rate this question:
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When driving on a motorway, you must NOT:
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Indicate before changing lanes
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Pick up hitchhikers
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Pass using the left-hand lane
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Pass other vehicles
Correct Answer
A. Pick up hitchhikersExplanation
When driving on a motorway, it is important not to pick up hitchhikers. This is because picking up strangers can be dangerous, as you do not know their intentions or if they could potentially harm you. It is always recommended to prioritize your safety and avoid any unnecessary risks while driving on a motorway.Rate this question:
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You must NOT park on the right-hand side of the road except when you are:
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In the countryside
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Picking up passengers
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Delivering packages
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In a one-way street
Correct Answer
A. In a one-way streetExplanation
The correct answer is in a one-way street. This means that parking on the right-hand side of the road is only allowed when you are driving on a one-way street. In all other situations, such as in the countryside, picking up passengers, or delivering packages, parking on the right-hand side of the road is not permitted.Rate this question:
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If you are towing a vehicle or trailer, the distance between your vehicle and the one being towed must not be more than:
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2 metres
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4 metres
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The length of the vehicle you are driving
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The length of the vehicle being towed
Correct Answer
A. 4 metresExplanation
When towing a vehicle or trailer, it is important to maintain a safe distance between your vehicle and the one being towed. The correct answer is 4 metres. This distance allows for proper maneuverability and reduces the risk of collisions or accidents. It ensures that there is enough space for both vehicles to safely navigate turns, stops, and other road conditions.Rate this question:
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When a flock of sheep are coming towards you on a country road, you should:
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Sound the horn on your vehicle to move them
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Grab a sheep, put it in the car and bring home for dinner
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Turn on your vehicle hazard lights and drive on
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Turn on your vehicle headlights and then drive on
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Slow down or pull over to the side of the road
Correct Answer
A. Slow down or pull over to the side of the roadExplanation
When a flock of sheep is coming towards you on a country road, it is important to slow down or pull over to the side of the road. This is because sheep can be unpredictable and may not move out of the way quickly enough. By slowing down or pulling over, you give the sheep enough space to pass without causing any harm to them or your vehicle. It is crucial to prioritize the safety of both the animals and yourself while driving in such situations.Rate this question:
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Can you stop on a bus stop in a private motor vehicle?
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Only between midnight and 6 am
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Under no circumstances
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When dropping off passengers
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Only if it is for less than 5 minutes
Correct Answer
A. Under no circumstancesExplanation
Under no circumstances can you stop on a bus stop in a private motor vehicle. This means that regardless of the time of day or the duration of the stop, it is strictly prohibited to halt a private motor vehicle at a bus stop.Rate this question:
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You are waiting at a railway level crossing and the red lights continue to flash the after the train has passed. you should:
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Drive on carefully while the lights are still flashing
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Stay stopped until the lights stop flashing
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Check both ways and then drive on
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Wait for 15 seconds and then drive on
Correct Answer
A. Stay stopped until the lights stop flashingExplanation
After a train has passed and the red lights continue to flash at a railway level crossing, it is important to stay stopped until the lights stop flashing. This is because the flashing lights indicate that there may be another train approaching from a different direction. It is crucial to ensure that the railway tracks are completely clear before proceeding to drive on. Ignoring the flashing lights and driving on could result in a potentially dangerous situation and a risk of collision with an oncoming train.Rate this question:
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Entrance ways into public carparks should be treated as:
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Turning bays
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Pedestrian crossings
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Intersections
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Merging lanes
Correct Answer
A. IntersectionsExplanation
The entrance ways into public carparks should be treated as intersections. This means that drivers should follow the rules and regulations that apply to intersections, such as yielding to oncoming traffic and obeying traffic signals. Treating them as intersections ensures safe and orderly flow of traffic, preventing accidents and congestion. It also allows for smooth merging of vehicles entering the carpark with the existing traffic on the road.Rate this question:
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If driving in a 50 km/h area, the horn on your vehicle should not be used:
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Near sports field or churches
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Near schools or churches
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Between sunset and sunrise, except in emergencies
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Between 11pm and 7am, except in emergencies
Correct Answer
A. Between 11pm and 7am, except in emergenciesExplanation
The horn on your vehicle should not be used between 11pm and 7am, except in emergencies. This is because during these hours, it is generally considered to be a quiet period where people are sleeping and excessive noise should be avoided. Using the horn unnecessarily during this time can disturb the peace and cause inconvenience to others. However, in case of emergencies where immediate attention or warning is required, it is acceptable to use the horn.Rate this question:
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What does the this means?
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Heavy trucks and buses should drive around the curve at 35km/h
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All vehicles should drive around the curve at more than 35km/h
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The speed for safe and comfortable driving around the curve is 35km/h
Correct Answer
A. The speed for safe and comfortable driving around the curve is 35km/hExplanation
The correct answer is "the speed for safe and comfortable driving around the curve is 35km/h." This means that in order to drive safely and comfortably around the curve, a speed of 35km/h is recommended. It implies that driving at this speed will allow the driver to maintain control of the vehicle and navigate the curve without any issues.Rate this question:
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The speed limit sign shown, means the:
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Slowest speed you are allowed to drive on the motorway
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Average speed you are allowed to drive in good conditions
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Fastest speed you are allowed to drive in good conditions
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Fastest speed you are allowed to drive, except when passing
Correct Answer
A. Fastest speed you are allowed to drive in good conditionsExplanation
The speed limit sign shown indicates the fastest speed you are allowed to drive in good conditions. This means that you should not exceed this speed limit while driving on the road, but you are allowed to drive at a slower speed if necessary. It is important to adhere to the speed limit for the safety of yourself and others on the road.Rate this question:
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If your vehicle breaks down on a motorway, you should:
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Walk to get help
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Wave down a passing vehicle
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Lift up the bonnet and boot of your vehicle
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Push your vehicles to the nearest off-ramp
Correct Answer
A. Lift up the bonnet and boot of your vehicleExplanation
Lifting up the bonnet and boot of your vehicle is the correct answer because it is a signal to other drivers that your vehicle is experiencing a breakdown. This can help alert passing motorists and potentially get assistance from someone who knows how to fix the issue or has access to a phone to call for help. Walking to get help or pushing your vehicle to the nearest off-ramp can be dangerous on a motorway, and waving down a passing vehicle may not guarantee immediate assistance.Rate this question:
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In wet or frosty conditions, what rule should you use to judge a safe following distance?
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The 2-second rule
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The give-way rule
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The 4-second rule
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The right hand rule
Correct Answer
A. The 4-second ruleExplanation
In wet or frosty conditions, it is important to maintain a safe following distance to allow for increased stopping time. The 4-second rule suggests that you should keep a distance of at least four seconds between your vehicle and the one in front of you. This rule takes into account the additional time needed to brake on slippery surfaces, reducing the risk of a collision. By using the 4-second rule, drivers can adapt their speed and maintain a safe distance, promoting overall road safety in adverse weather conditions.Rate this question:
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You are in the left-hand lane at traffic signals, you are waiting to turn left. at which of these traffic signals may you move on?
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A
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B
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C
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D
Correct Answer
A. BExplanation
In this scenario, since you are in the left-hand lane and waiting to turn left, you can only move on when the left arrow signal (B) is displayed. The left arrow signal indicates that it is safe for vehicles in the left-hand lane to proceed with a left turn. Therefore, option B is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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If yellow traffic signals are flashing it means:
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That a crash has just happened
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The traffic signals are not working, apply the give way rules
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Vehicles may only proceed straight ahead and not turn
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Emergency vehicles are about to come through
Correct Answer
A. The traffic signals are not working, apply the give way rulesExplanation
When yellow traffic signals are flashing, it indicates that the traffic signals are not functioning properly. In such a situation, drivers should apply the give way rules, which means they should yield to other vehicles and proceed with caution. This is necessary to ensure safety at the intersection and prevent any potential accidents or confusion.Rate this question:
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Which one of the following vehicle can you drive on a car licence?
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A motorcycle
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A tow truck
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A vehicle weighing over 4500kg
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A moped
Correct Answer
A. A mopedExplanation
A moped can be driven on a car licence because it is a small, low-powered vehicle that falls within the restrictions of a car licence. Mopeds typically have an engine size of 50cc or less and a top speed of 30mph or less. They are designed for short-distance travel and are considered safer and easier to handle compared to motorcycles or larger vehicles. Therefore, individuals with a car licence are allowed to drive a moped without obtaining an additional licence or endorsement.Rate this question:
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When following a vehicle on a dusty metal (gravel) road, you should:
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Keep close to the other vehicles
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Drive down the centre of the road
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Adjust your speed to suit the conditions
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Pass the vehicle in front of you
Correct Answer
A. Adjust your speed to suit the conditionsExplanation
When following a vehicle on a dusty metal (gravel) road, it is important to adjust your speed to suit the conditions. This is because driving at a high speed can create a dust cloud, which can impair your visibility and the visibility of other drivers. By slowing down, you can maintain better control of your vehicle and reduce the risk of accidents. Additionally, adjusting your speed allows you to have more time to react to any unexpected obstacles or hazards on the road.Rate this question:
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When driving in foggy weather, you should:
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Stay close to the vehicle ahead of you
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Turn your vehicle headlights onto dip
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Use the centre line as a guide
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Turn your vehicle park lights on
Correct Answer
A. Turn your vehicle headlights onto dipExplanation
When driving in foggy weather, it is important to turn your vehicle headlights onto dip. This means adjusting your headlights to the lower beam setting, which illuminates the road closer to your vehicle and reduces the glare caused by the fog. By doing so, you improve your visibility and reduce the risk of blinding other drivers. This is a safety measure that helps you navigate through foggy conditions more effectively.Rate this question:
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When passing a bus displaying a 'School' sign, that has stopped to let children on or off, you must not drive faster than:
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35 km/h
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30 km/h
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25 km/h
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20 km/h
Correct Answer
A. 20 km/hExplanation
When passing a bus displaying a 'School' sign that has stopped to let children on or off, it is important to drive at a slow speed to ensure the safety of the children. Driving faster than 20 km/h could pose a risk of accidents or injuries, so it is necessary to adhere to this speed limit when passing the bus.Rate this question:
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You are coming up to a one-lane bridge and you see this sign. what must you do?
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Give way to any oncoming vehicles
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Only give way to any larger oncoming vehicles
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Drive straight ahead but keep to the far left
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Drive straight ahead without stopping
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A. Give way to any oncoming vehiclesExplanation
The sign indicates that you are approaching a one-lane bridge. In this situation, it is necessary to give way to any oncoming vehicles. This means that you should yield and allow any vehicles coming from the opposite direction to cross the bridge before proceeding. It is important to prioritize safety and follow traffic rules to avoid accidents or collisions on the narrow bridge.Rate this question:
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When should you use the 2-second rule?
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when reversing out of a drive-way
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When following other vehicles at the same speed
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When giving way at a pedestrian crossing
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When using the indicators on your vehicle
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A. When following other vehicles at the same speedExplanation
The 2-second rule should be used when following other vehicles at the same speed. This rule helps to maintain a safe distance between your vehicle and the one in front of you. By keeping a minimum of 2 seconds of following distance, you allow yourself enough time to react and stop in case the vehicle ahead suddenly brakes or encounters any other unexpected situation. This rule is especially important in situations where there may be limited visibility or adverse weather conditions, as it provides an additional safety buffer.Rate this question:
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