Road Safety - A Proactive Approch Towards Safer Way
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What colour or material will make you more visible during night ?
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Bright, Fluorescent colours
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Dark Colours
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Orange Colours
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Green Colours
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Explore key aspects of road safety in this interactive quiz, focusing on visibility, legal speed limits, proper use of vehicle lights, lane changes, overtaking protocols, and accident response. Enhance your understanding and ensure safer driving practices.
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What is the speed limit in Renusagar premises ?
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20 KMPH
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25 KMPH
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30 KMPH
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15 KMPH
Correct Answer
A. 20 KMPHExplanation
The speed limit in Renusagar premises is 20 KMPH.Rate this question:
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At night, a car driver towards you has its blinding high beam lights on. the driver of the car is:
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Guilty of bad manners because high beams blind other drivers.
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A safe driver because the high beams light up the road more brightly than the low beams.
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Not obeying the law as low beams should be used when other vehicle approaches near.
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Appreciate him because good knowledge of driving safety
Correct Answer
A. Not obeying the law as low beams should be used when other vehicle approaches near.Explanation
The correct answer is not obeying the law as low beams should be used when another vehicle approaches near. This is because using high beam lights at night can blind other drivers, which is a dangerous and illegal practice. It is important for drivers to use low beams when there are other vehicles around to ensure everyone's safety on the road.Rate this question:
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While driving you wish to change from one lane to another. You should:
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Give the proper turn signal.
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Change lanes only when it is safe to do so.
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Never change lanes as it is against the law.
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Stop vehicle see right left right
Correct Answer
A. Change lanes only when it is safe to do so.Explanation
When driving, it is important to ensure the safety of yourself and other drivers on the road. Therefore, you should only change lanes when it is safe to do so. This means checking your mirrors and blind spots, signaling your intention to change lanes, and making sure there is enough space and time to make the maneuver without causing a hazard or collision. Changing lanes without ensuring safety can lead to accidents and is not recommended.Rate this question:
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You are driving on a two lane street, the vehicle in front of you is moving very slow, and the road ahead is clear for overtaking, you should:
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Pass the vehicle from the right hand side.
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Pass the vehicle from the left hand side.
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Pass the vehicle from the convenient side.
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Blow horn and pass any of the side
Correct Answer
A. Pass the vehicle from the right hand side.Explanation
When driving on a two-lane street with a slow-moving vehicle in front and a clear road ahead, it is recommended to pass the vehicle from the right-hand side. This is because in most countries, including the US, Canada, and Australia, overtaking is generally done on the left-hand side. However, there are some countries, such as the UK and India, where overtaking is done on the right-hand side. Therefore, passing the vehicle from the right-hand side is the most appropriate option based on the given scenario.Rate this question:
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Your vehicle is involved in an accident hurting people, you should:
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First take the injured people to the hospital and then report to the police station.
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Report to the nearest police station, and take the persons to the hospital.
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Need not report to the police station but should take the persons to the hospital.
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Dial 103 or 108
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A. First take the injured people to the hospital and then report to the police station.Explanation
In the event of a vehicle accident causing harm to individuals, the priority should be to ensure the injured receive prompt medical attention. Therefore, the correct course of action is to first take the injured people to the hospital to receive necessary treatment. After ensuring their well-being, it is important to report the accident to the police station to provide an accurate account of the incident. This allows for proper documentation and investigation of the accident.Rate this question:
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While on a main road, another vehicle is entering the main road from a lane or cross road, who has the "right -of-way" ?
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Vehicle on the main road.
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The car approaching.
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Neither you nor the other car.
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The faster car
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A. Vehicle on the main road.Explanation
When a vehicle is entering the main road from a lane or cross road, the vehicle on the main road has the "right-of-way". This means that the vehicle already on the main road has the priority to continue without having to yield to the entering vehicle. The entering vehicle must wait for a safe gap in the traffic before proceeding onto the main road.Rate this question:
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Distance between vehicle at the parking place:
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Two (2) feet.
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One (1) feet.
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Three (3) feet.
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Four (4) feet.
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A. Three (3) feet.Explanation
The correct answer is three (3) feet. This distance is important to ensure that there is enough space for the vehicle to maneuver and for other vehicles or pedestrians to pass safely. A distance of three feet allows for adequate clearance and reduces the risk of accidents or damage to the parked vehicle.Rate this question:
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Overtaking is prohibited:
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When the road ahead is not visible.
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On straight road.
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In rural areas.
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On NH
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A. When the road ahead is not visible.Explanation
Overtaking is prohibited when the road ahead is not visible because it is unsafe to overtake when you cannot see what is ahead of you. This could be due to factors such as bends, curves, hills, or obstructions on the road that hinder visibility. Overtaking in such situations can lead to accidents and collisions, as it increases the risk of not being able to react in time to any potential hazards or oncoming vehicles. Therefore, it is important to refrain from overtaking when the road ahead is not visible to ensure the safety of all road users.Rate this question:
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Reversing of vehicle is prohibited:
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On main roads.
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In one way.
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On curves.
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Hilly area
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A. On curves.Explanation
Reversing of vehicles is prohibited on curves because it can be extremely dangerous. Reversing on curves can obstruct the view of other drivers, increasing the risk of accidents. It is also difficult to maneuver and control the vehicle while reversing on a curved road, making it even more hazardous. Therefore, it is important to avoid reversing on curves to ensure the safety of all road users.Rate this question:
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While driving on a wet or slippery road:
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Tyre pressure must be reduced.
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Sudden braking or acceleration must be avoided.
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Vehicle should be driven at a high speed.
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Run in first gear
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A. Sudden braking or acceleration must be avoided.Explanation
When driving on a wet or slippery road, sudden braking or acceleration must be avoided. This is because sudden braking can cause the tires to lose traction and skid, while sudden acceleration can cause the tires to spin and lose grip on the road. By avoiding sudden changes in speed, drivers can maintain better control of the vehicle and reduce the risk of accidents on slippery surfaces.Rate this question:
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When you allow a vehicle to overtake you must:Keep to the left of the road and slow down till the other vehicle has safely passes.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
When allowing a vehicle to overtake, it is important to keep to the left side of the road and slow down until the other vehicle has safely passed. This is done to ensure the safety of both vehicles and prevent any potential accidents or collisions. By staying to the left and reducing speed, you are providing enough space and time for the overtaking vehicle to pass safely. Therefore, the statement "True" accurately reflects the correct action to take when allowing a vehicle to overtake.Rate this question:
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While riding a motorcycle, all hand signals must be given by:
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The right hand only.
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The left hand only.
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With either of the hands as convenient.
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Indicator
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A. The right hand only.Explanation
While riding a motorcycle, all hand signals must be given by the right hand only. This is because the left hand is needed to operate the clutch and the left foot is used for shifting gears. Therefore, using the right hand for hand signals ensures that the rider can effectively communicate their intentions to other road users without compromising their control over the motorcycle.Rate this question:
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As per long travel policy at what interval we should take rest in long journey ?
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3 Hrs
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2 Hrs
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Every Hours
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As per choice
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A. 2 HrsExplanation
According to the long travel policy, it is recommended to take rest at 2-hour intervals during a long journey. This is to ensure that the driver remains alert and avoids fatigue, which can lead to accidents. Taking regular breaks allows for stretching, resting, and re-energizing, improving overall safety and comfort during the journey.Rate this question:
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As per corporate Drive: Safety theme of this month ?
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Road Transportation and driving Safety
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My road your discipline
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Your road my discipline
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Your road your discipline
Correct Answer
A. Road Transportation and driving SafetyExplanation
The correct answer is "Road Transportation and driving Safety". This answer aligns with the theme of corporate Drive: Safety for the month. It emphasizes the importance of road transportation safety and driving discipline.Rate this question:
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Jan 10, 2017Quiz Created by
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