Automatic Driving Schoool Mock Test 2
- 1.
What is the speed limit on motorways for cars?
- A.
60 mph
- B.
50 mph
- C.
70 mph
- D.
80 mph
Correct Answer
C. 70 mpHExplanation
The speed limit on motorways for cars is 70 mph.Rate this question:
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- 2.
What colour are the reflective studs on a motorway between the right hand lane and the central reservation?
- A.
White
- B.
Red
- C.
Amber
- D.
Green
Correct Answer
B. RedExplanation
The reflective studs on a motorway between the right hand lane and the central reservation are red. These studs are used to indicate the boundary of the lanes and provide visibility during low light conditions or at night. Red is commonly used for this purpose as it contrasts well with the road surface and is easily distinguishable by drivers.Rate this question:
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What is the speed limit on a dual carriageway for a car towing a trailer?
- A.
50 mph
- B.
60 mph
- C.
70 mph
- D.
80 mph
Correct Answer
B. 60 mpHExplanation
The speed limit on a dual carriageway for a car towing a trailer is 60 mph. This is because the speed limit for a car towing a trailer is generally lower than the speed limit for cars without trailers, and 60 mph is a common speed limit for dual carriageways.Rate this question:
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What colour flashing beacons would you expect to see on a doctors car, that is attending an emergency call?
- A.
Blue
- B.
Amber
- C.
Red
- D.
Green
Correct Answer
D. GreenExplanation
Green flashing beacons are commonly used on doctors' cars in some countries, indicating that they are attending an emergency call. This color is specifically designated for doctors to differentiate them from other emergency vehicles such as police cars or ambulances, which typically use blue or red flashing beacons. The use of green beacons allows doctors to navigate through traffic more easily and quickly, ensuring that they can reach their destination promptly.Rate this question:
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You are turning right onto a dual carriageway, what should you do before emerging?
- A.
Stop, apply the handbrake and then select a low gear
- B.
Position your vehicle well to the left side of the road
- C.
Check that the central reservation is wide enough for your vehicle
- D.
Make sure that you have enough room for a vehicle gehind
Correct Answer
C. Check that the central reservation is wide enough for your vehicleExplanation
Before emerging onto a dual carriageway while turning right, it is important to check that the central reservation is wide enough for your vehicle. This is necessary to ensure that there is enough space for your vehicle to safely merge onto the dual carriageway without obstructing traffic or causing any potential accidents. By checking the width of the central reservation, you can determine if it is safe to proceed and if there is enough room for your vehicle to enter the flow of traffic smoothly.Rate this question:
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- 6.
You cannot see clearly behind you when reversing, what should you do?
- A.
Open your window to look behind
- B.
Open the door and look behind
- C.
Look in the nearside mirror
- D.
Ask someone to guide you
Correct Answer
D. Ask someone to guide youExplanation
When reversing, it is important to have a clear view of the area behind the vehicle. Since you cannot see clearly behind you, asking someone to guide you can help ensure that you do not hit any obstacles or pedestrians while reversing. This person can provide you with information and guidance on the distance and any potential obstacles in your path, allowing you to reverse safely.Rate this question:
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- 7.
In which of these situations should you avoid overtaking?
- A.
Just after a bend
- B.
In a one-way street
- C.
On a 30 mph road
- D.
Approaching a dip in the road
Correct Answer
D. Approaching a dip in the roadExplanation
When approaching a dip in the road, it is important to avoid overtaking. This is because the dip in the road may limit visibility, making it difficult to see oncoming traffic. Overtaking in such a situation can be dangerous as there is a higher risk of colliding with a vehicle coming from the opposite direction that may not be visible due to the dip. It is therefore advisable to wait until the road levels out and visibility improves before attempting to overtake.Rate this question:
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- 8.
You are driving at dusk. You should switch on your lights?
- A.
Only when others has done so
- B.
So that others can see you
- C.
Only if street lights are lit
- D.
If people flash there lights at you
Correct Answer
B. So that others can see youExplanation
Switching on your lights while driving at dusk is important so that others can see you on the road. As visibility decreases during dusk, it becomes crucial to have your lights on to ensure that other drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists can easily spot your vehicle. This helps in preventing accidents and promotes overall safety on the road.Rate this question:
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- 9.
You are waiting to turn right at the end of a road. Your view is obstructed by parked vehicles. What should you do?
- A.
Stop and then move forwards slowly and carefully for a proper view
- B.
Move quickly to where you can see so that you only block traffic from one direction
- C.
Wait for a pedestrian to let you know that it is safe to emerge
- D.
Turn your vehicle round and find another junction to use
Correct Answer
A. Stop and then move forwards slowly and carefully for a proper viewExplanation
When waiting to turn right at the end of a road with obstructed view, the correct action is to stop and then move forwards slowly and carefully for a proper view. This allows the driver to assess the traffic situation and ensure it is safe to proceed. Moving quickly to where you can see may lead to blocking traffic from one direction, which is not recommended. Waiting for a pedestrian to let you know it is safe or turning your vehicle round and finding another junction are not appropriate actions in this situation.Rate this question:
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- 10.
On long motorway journeys boredom can cause you to feel sleepy. You should?
- A.
Leave the motorway and find a safe place to stop
- B.
Keep looking at the surrounding landscape
- C.
Stop on the hard shoulder for some rest
- D.
Drive faster to complete your journey sooner
Correct Answer
A. Leave the motorway and find a safe place to stopExplanation
On long motorway journeys, boredom can lead to drowsiness and increase the risk of falling asleep at the wheel. To ensure safety, it is recommended to leave the motorway and find a safe place to stop. This allows the driver to take a break, rest, and regain alertness before continuing the journey. Stopping on the hard shoulder is not advised unless it is an emergency situation, as it can be dangerous and obstructive to other vehicles. Looking at the surrounding landscape or driving faster to complete the journey sooner does not address the issue of drowsiness and can further compromise safety.Rate this question:
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- 11.
You are following a vehicle on a wet road. You should leave a time gap of at least?
- A.
One second
- B.
Two seconds
- C.
Three seconds
- D.
Four seconds
Correct Answer
D. Four secondsExplanation
When following a vehicle on a wet road, it is important to leave a time gap of at least four seconds. This is because wet road conditions reduce traction and increase the distance required to stop. By maintaining a larger time gap, it allows for more reaction time and space to brake safely, reducing the risk of a collision.Rate this question:
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- 12.
On roads where trams operate, which of these will be most at risk from the tram rails?
- A.
Cars
- B.
Cycles
- C.
Buses
- D.
Lorries
Correct Answer
B. CyclesExplanation
Cycles will be most at risk from the tram rails on roads where trams operate. Tram rails are narrow and can cause a hazard for cyclists, especially if their tires get caught in the rails. This can lead to accidents and injuries. Cars, buses, and lorries have wider tires and are less likely to get stuck in the tram rails, making cycles the most vulnerable mode of transportation in this situation.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Young, inexperienced and newly qualified drivers can often be involved in crashes. This is due to?
- A.
Being too cautious at junctions
- B.
Driving in the middle of their lane
- C.
Showing off and being competitive
- D.
Staying within the speed limit
Correct Answer
C. Showing off and being competitiveExplanation
Young, inexperienced, and newly qualified drivers can often be involved in crashes because they tend to show off and be competitive. This behavior can lead to reckless driving, such as speeding, aggressive maneuvers, and taking unnecessary risks on the road. Their desire to impress others or prove themselves can result in poor decision-making and a lack of focus on safety. This can increase the likelihood of accidents and endanger themselves and others on the road.Rate this question:
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- 14.
What should you sound your horn for?
- A.
To alert others to your presence
- B.
To allow you right of way
- C.
To greet other road users
- D.
To signal your annoyance
Correct Answer
A. To alert others to your presenceExplanation
You should sound your horn to alert others to your presence. This is an important safety measure to let pedestrians, cyclists, or other drivers know that you are nearby, especially in situations where visibility is limited or when there is a potential risk of collision. By using your horn appropriately, you can help prevent accidents and ensure the safety of yourself and others on the road.Rate this question:
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"Tailgating" means?
- A.
Using the rear door of a hatchback car
- B.
Reversing into a parking space
- C.
Following another vehicle too closely
- D.
Driving with rear fog lights on
Correct Answer
C. Following another vehicle too closelyExplanation
Tailgating refers to the act of driving too closely behind another vehicle. This behavior is considered dangerous as it reduces the time and space available for the driver to react to sudden changes in traffic conditions. It increases the risk of rear-end collisions and does not allow for a safe braking distance.Rate this question:
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- 16.
You are driving at night on an unlit road behind another vehicle. You should?
- A.
Flash your headlights
- B.
Use dipped beam headlights
- C.
Switch off your lights
- D.
Use full beam headlights
Correct Answer
B. Use dipped beam headlightsExplanation
When driving at night on an unlit road behind another vehicle, it is recommended to use dipped beam headlights. Dipped beam headlights provide adequate lighting for the road ahead without causing glare to the driver in front. This ensures clear visibility while minimizing the risk of blinding the driver in front with full beam headlights. Flashing headlights or switching off lights are not appropriate actions in this situation.Rate this question:
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- 17.
If your vehicle uses diesel fuel, take extra care when refuelling as diesel fuel when spilt is?
- A.
Sticky
- B.
Odourless
- C.
Clear
- D.
Slippery
Correct Answer
D. SlipperyExplanation
When diesel fuel is spilled, it creates a slippery surface. This is because diesel fuel is oily and has a low viscosity, making it difficult to clean up and causing it to spread easily. The slippery nature of diesel fuel can pose a safety hazard, especially on roads or other surfaces where vehicles or pedestrians may slip and fall. Therefore, it is important to exercise caution and take extra care when refuelling a vehicle that uses diesel fuel.Rate this question:
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- 18.
Road humps, chicanes and narrowings are?
- A.
Always at major road works
- B.
Used to increase the traffic speed
- C.
At toll-bridge approaches only
- D.
Traffic calming measures
Correct Answer
D. Traffic calming measuresExplanation
Road humps, chicanes, and narrowings are traffic calming measures. These measures are implemented to slow down vehicles and reduce traffic speed in order to enhance safety for pedestrians and other road users. They are commonly used in residential areas, school zones, and areas with high pedestrian activity to discourage speeding and promote a safer environment.Rate this question:
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When should you NOT use your horn in a built-up area?
- A.
Between 8 pm and 8 am
- B.
Between 9pm and dawn
- C.
Between dusk and 8 am
- D.
Between 11.30 pm and 7 am
Correct Answer
D. Between 11.30 pm and 7 amExplanation
The correct answer is "Between 11.30 pm and 7 am." This is the time period during which you should not use your horn in a built-up area. Using the horn during these hours can disturb the peace and quiet of the neighborhood, especially during late night and early morning hours when people are likely to be sleeping. It is important to be considerate and avoid unnecessary noise pollution during these hours.Rate this question:
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- 20.
What percentage of all emissions does road transport account for?
- A.
10%
- B.
20%
- C.
30%
- D.
40%
Correct Answer
B. 20%Explanation
Road transport accounts for 20% of all emissions. This means that out of all the emissions produced globally, 20% can be attributed to road transport. This includes emissions from cars, trucks, motorcycles, and other vehicles that use roads for transportation. The percentage indicates the significant contribution of road transport to overall emissions and highlights the need for sustainable transportation solutions to reduce environmental impact.Rate this question:
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- 21.
'Red routes' in major cities have been introduced to?
- A.
Raise the speed limits
- B.
Help the traffic flow
- C.
Provide better parking
- D.
Allow lorries to load more freely
Correct Answer
B. Help the traffic flowExplanation
Red routes in major cities have been introduced to help the traffic flow. Red routes are major roads where stopping, parking, and loading are strictly regulated. By implementing red routes, the authorities aim to keep the traffic moving smoothly and reduce congestion. This helps to improve overall traffic flow and reduce delays for commuters and other road users.Rate this question:
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- 22.
The purpose of a catalytic converter is to reduce?
- A.
Fuel consumption
- B.
The risk of fire
- C.
Toxic exhaust gases
- D.
Engine wear
Correct Answer
C. Toxic exhaust gasesExplanation
A catalytic converter is a device in a vehicle's exhaust system that helps to reduce the emission of toxic gases. It works by converting harmful pollutants, such as carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, and hydrocarbons, into less harmful substances like carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and water vapor. Therefore, the purpose of a catalytic converter is to reduce the level of toxic exhaust gases that are released into the environment.Rate this question:
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- 23.
Fuel consumption is at its highest when you are?
- A.
Braking
- B.
Coasting
- C.
Accelerating
- D.
Steering
Correct Answer
C. AcceleratingExplanation
Fuel consumption is at its highest when you are accelerating because it requires more energy to increase the speed of the vehicle. When accelerating, the engine has to work harder to overcome the inertia and move the vehicle forward, leading to higher fuel consumption. On the other hand, when braking, coasting, or steering, the engine doesn't need to work as hard, resulting in lower fuel consumption.Rate this question:
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- 24.
You are carrying two 13 year old children and their parents are in your car. Who is responsible for seeing that the children wear seat belts?
- A.
The children's parents
- B.
You, the driver
- C.
The front seat passenger
- D.
The children
Correct Answer
B. You, the driverExplanation
The driver is responsible for ensuring that all passengers, including children, wear seat belts. As the person operating the vehicle, it is their duty to prioritize the safety of everyone onboard. This responsibility includes making sure that seat belts are properly worn by all passengers, regardless of their age. The parents may have a role in reminding their children to wear seat belts, but ultimately, it is the driver's responsibility to enforce this safety measure.Rate this question:
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- 25.
You need to top up your battery. What level should you fill to?
- A.
The top of the battery
- B.
Half-way up the battery
- C.
Just below the cell plates
- D.
Just above the cell plates
Correct Answer
D. Just above the cell platesExplanation
When topping up a battery, it is important to fill it just above the cell plates. The cell plates are located inside the battery and are responsible for the chemical reactions that produce electricity. Filling the battery just above the cell plates ensures that the plates are fully submerged in the electrolyte solution, allowing for proper chemical reactions to occur. Filling the battery too high or too low can lead to inefficient battery performance or damage to the battery.Rate this question:
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You are carrying an 11 year old child in the back of your car. They are under 1.35 metres (4 feet 5 inches) in height. You MUST make sure that?
- A.
They sit between two belted people
- B.
They can fasten their own seat belt
- C.
A suitable child restraint is available
- D.
They can see clearly out of the front window
Correct Answer
C. A suitable child restraint is availableExplanation
It is important to ensure that a suitable child restraint is available for the 11-year-old child who is under 1.35 meters in height. Child restraints are specifically designed to provide proper protection and safety for children based on their age, height, and weight. Using a suitable child restraint helps to minimize the risk of injury in the event of a collision or sudden braking. Sitting between two belted people or being able to fasten their own seat belt may not provide adequate protection for the child. Additionally, the ability to see clearly out of the front window is not a safety requirement for a child in a car.Rate this question:
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You are at a level crossing with a set of red flashing signals. What must you do?
- A.
Slow down and only proceed when safe
- B.
Proceed through with care
- C.
Stop and proceed when safe
- D.
Stop until the flashing lights go out
Correct Answer
D. Stop until the flashing lights go outExplanation
At a level crossing with red flashing signals, the correct course of action is to stop until the flashing lights go out. This is because the flashing lights indicate that a train is approaching and it is not safe to proceed. Waiting until the lights stop flashing ensures that there is no risk of collision with an oncoming train.Rate this question:
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Can you drive through a pelican crossing with a green light?
- A.
No, you must wait
- B.
Yes, if there are no pedestrians on your side of the road
- C.
Yes, always
- D.
Only if there are no pedestrians crossing
Correct Answer
D. Only if there are no pedestrians crossingExplanation
The correct answer is "Only if there are no pedestrians crossing." This is because pelican crossings are designed to prioritize pedestrian safety. When the light is green for vehicles, it indicates that they can proceed, but only if there are no pedestrians crossing or about to cross the road. Drivers must always yield to pedestrians at a pelican crossing, even if the light is green for vehicles. Failure to do so can result in accidents and endanger pedestrians.Rate this question:
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For what purpose should you flash your headlights?
- A.
To warn other drivers of a traffic camera
- B.
To warn another road user of your presence
- C.
To tell another driver that they may proceed ahead of you
- D.
To encourage a slower driver to move out of your way
Correct Answer
B. To warn another road user of your presenceExplanation
Flashing your headlights is a way to communicate with other road users and warn them of your presence. It can be used to alert someone who may not have seen you, such as a pedestrian or a cyclist, and prevent a potential accident. By flashing your headlights, you are indicating your presence and giving them a signal to be cautious. It is an important safety measure to ensure that other road users are aware of your presence and can take appropriate actions.Rate this question:
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You are parking a car with a manual gearbox against the curb facing down a hill. How should you park.
- A.
Leave your car in reverse and steer away from the curb
- B.
Leave you car in reverse and steer towards the curb
- C.
Leave your car in first gear and steer towards the curb
- D.
Leave your car in first gear and steer away from the curb
Correct Answer
B. Leave you car in reverse and steer towards the curbExplanation
When parking a car with a manual gearbox facing down a hill, it is recommended to leave the car in reverse and steer towards the curb. This is because parking in reverse allows the car to roll back against the engine compression, providing more stability. Steering towards the curb ensures that the car is positioned closer to the curb, reducing the risk of it rolling forward.Rate this question:
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How close can you follow another vehicle on the motorway under good driving conditions?
- A.
No closer than two seconds
- B.
As close as you want
- C.
No closer than ten metres
- D.
No closer than eight seconds
Correct Answer
A. No closer than two secondsExplanation
The correct answer is "No closer than two seconds". This is because maintaining a safe following distance is crucial for road safety. Two seconds is the recommended minimum gap between your vehicle and the vehicle in front of you. It allows you enough time to react and stop safely in case of any sudden changes or emergencies. Following too closely increases the risk of accidents, as it reduces your ability to brake or maneuver effectively.Rate this question:
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What must you do at a pair of alternately flashing red lights?
- A.
Come to a complete stop and do not proceed
- B.
Turn around and go back
- C.
Come to a complete stop and proceed when you deem it to be safe
- D.
Slow down and only proceed if safe
Correct Answer
A. Come to a complete stop and do not proceedExplanation
At a pair of alternately flashing red lights, you must come to a complete stop and do not proceed. Alternately flashing red lights indicate a stop signal, similar to a stop sign. It is important to come to a complete stop to ensure safety and avoid any potential collisions. Proceeding without stopping can lead to accidents or violations of traffic laws. Therefore, it is necessary to follow the instructions given by the flashing red lights and wait until it is safe to proceed.Rate this question:
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- 33.
How close to a junction may you park
- A.
No closer than one car's length from the junction
- B.
As close as you want
- C.
No closer than ten metres
- D.
No closer than five metres
Correct Answer
C. No closer than ten metresExplanation
You may not park closer than ten meters to a junction. This is to ensure that your parked vehicle does not obstruct the view of other drivers approaching the junction, allowing them to have a clear line of sight and make safe decisions. Parking too close to a junction can create a hazard and increase the risk of accidents.Rate this question:
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You are approaching a bend and you are travelling too fast. When should you brake?
- A.
Not at all
- B.
During the bend
- C.
After the bend
- D.
Before the bend
Correct Answer
D. Before the bendExplanation
When approaching a bend and traveling too fast, it is important to brake before the bend. This is because braking during the bend can cause the vehicle to lose traction and result in a loss of control. By braking before the bend, the driver can reduce their speed and maintain better control of the vehicle while navigating the bend safely. Braking after the bend would be too late and may lead to a higher risk of accidents or collisions.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is NOT an important consideration when overtaking?
- A.
Any other vehicles behind tying to overtake
- B.
Is the lane you are about to use clear of traffic
- C.
Is there enough room in front of the car you wish to pass
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
D. None of the aboveExplanation
When overtaking, it is important to consider all of the given factors. You should be aware of any other vehicles behind you that may also be attempting to overtake, as this can affect your decision-making and the timing of your maneuver. Additionally, you should ensure that the lane you intend to use is clear of traffic to avoid any potential collisions. Lastly, you should assess whether there is enough room in front of the car you wish to pass, as you need sufficient space to complete the overtaking safely. Therefore, none of the options provided are not important considerations when overtaking.Rate this question:
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What does a signal with red flashing lights in the centre of the motorway mean?
- A.
All traffic should not continue passed this sign
- B.
The centre lanes are closed
- C.
Reduce speed, there is a hazard ahead
- D.
All traffic should proceed with care
Correct Answer
A. All traffic should not continue passed this signExplanation
A signal with red flashing lights in the center of the motorway indicates that all traffic should not continue past this sign. This means that there is a hazard or obstruction ahead, and it is necessary for drivers to stop or divert their route. The flashing red lights serve as a warning to ensure the safety of all road users and prevent any potential accidents or congestion. It is important for drivers to obey this signal and proceed with caution.Rate this question:
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Can you wait, load, unload or park by a curb with a single red line?
- A.
Yes, you are free to wait, load and unload here
- B.
There will be a parking sign nearby that will state which times you can stop here
- C.
Yes, you can stop here to load and unload only
- D.
No, you cannot stop here at any time
Correct Answer
B. There will be a parking sign nearby that will state which times you can stop hereExplanation
The correct answer is that there will be a parking sign nearby that will state which times you can stop here. This means that although there is a single red line, indicating restrictions, you are still allowed to wait, load, unload, or park in this area during specific times that will be indicated by a nearby parking sign. The sign will provide the necessary information regarding the permitted times for stopping in this location.Rate this question:
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- 38.
When can you use a hand-held mobile phone while driving?
- A.
Never
- B.
Only to call 999 or 112 in an emergency where it is unsafe to stop
- C.
When you are on a full and unrestricted license
- D.
At any time
Correct Answer
B. Only to call 999 or 112 in an emergency where it is unsafe to stopExplanation
You can only use a hand-held mobile phone while driving to call 999 or 112 in an emergency where it is unsafe to stop. This means that you should not use your phone for any other purpose while driving, as it can be dangerous and distract you from the road. Using a mobile phone while driving is illegal in many countries and can result in penalties or accidents.Rate this question:
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You see an amber light at a pedestrian crossing. Do you need to stop here?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No, but the light will shortly turn to red
- C.
Only if there are pedestrians using the crossing
- D.
No, you only need to stop for a red light
Correct Answer
C. Only if there are pedestrians using the crossingExplanation
The correct answer is "Only if there are pedestrians using the crossing." This is because when you see an amber light at a pedestrian crossing, it indicates that the light is about to turn red. However, you only need to stop if there are pedestrians currently using the crossing. If there are no pedestrians, you can proceed with caution before the light turns red.Rate this question:
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- 40.
You need to apply first aid. What does the 'R' in the acronym DRABC stand for?
- A.
Revive
- B.
Resuscitate
- C.
Recover
- D.
Response
Correct Answer
D. ResponseExplanation
The 'R' in the acronym DRABC stands for "Response." In first aid, DRABC is a mnemonic used to remember the order of actions to take in an emergency situation. Each letter represents a step: Danger, Response, Airway, Breathing, and Circulation. The 'Response' step involves assessing the casualty's level of consciousness and responsiveness. This helps determine the severity of the situation and guides further actions in providing first aid.Rate this question:
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Two vehicles meet head to head on a steep single track road. who should be given priority here?
- A.
The slower vehicle
- B.
The vehicle heading up hill
- C.
The vehicle heading down hill
- D.
The larger vehicle
Correct Answer
B. The vehicle heading up hillExplanation
In this scenario, the vehicle heading uphill should be given priority. This is because the vehicle going uphill has less visibility and it is more difficult for them to stop or maneuver on a steep road. By giving them priority, it ensures their safety and allows them to continue their ascent without any hindrance from the other vehicle.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is the most important consideration when fitting a rear-facing baby seat?
- A.
Will the baby have a good view of the road
- B.
Can the baby see you from its seat
- C.
Will the baby seat's Dora the Explorer match your seat covers
- D.
Is the baby seat installed in a seat supplied with a frontal airbag
Correct Answer
D. Is the baby seat installed in a seat supplied with a frontal airbagExplanation
The most important consideration when fitting a rear-facing baby seat is whether the baby seat is installed in a seat supplied with a frontal airbag. This is crucial because if the baby seat is installed in a seat with a frontal airbag, it can pose a serious safety risk to the baby in the event of a collision. The force of the airbag deploying can cause severe injury or even death to the baby. Therefore, it is essential to ensure that the baby seat is installed in a seat without a frontal airbag to prioritize the safety of the baby.Rate this question:
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When must you use your headlights?
- A.
From half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise
- B.
From 9pm to 7am
- C.
At all times
- D.
Headlights can be used at the drivers discretion
Correct Answer
A. From half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunriseExplanation
Headlights must be used from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise because during this time period, visibility is reduced and it becomes difficult to see other vehicles, pedestrians, and obstacles on the road. Using headlights helps to increase visibility and ensure the safety of both the driver and others on the road.Rate this question:
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- 44.
When must you use your headlights during the day?
- A.
Always
- B.
When visibility is reduced to 200 metres or less
- C.
Never
- D.
When visibility is reduced to le100 metres or less
Correct Answer
D. When visibility is reduced to le100 metres or lessExplanation
Headlights should be used during the day when visibility is reduced to 100 meters or less. This is because in low visibility conditions, it becomes difficult for other drivers to see your vehicle. By using headlights, you increase the visibility of your vehicle and reduce the risk of accidents. Therefore, it is important to use headlights in such situations to ensure safety on the road.Rate this question:
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- 45.
You have been drinking heavily. Which of the following will help you sober up sooner so you can drive?
- A.
Drinking water or eating
- B.
Waiting to sober up
- C.
Vigorous exercise
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
B. Waiting to sober upExplanation
Waiting to sober up is the correct answer because the body needs time to metabolize alcohol and eliminate it from the system. Drinking water or eating may help to some extent by diluting the alcohol in the stomach or slowing down its absorption, but it will not speed up the process of sobering up. Vigorous exercise may actually worsen the effects of alcohol by increasing blood flow and causing alcohol to be absorbed more quickly. Therefore, the best option is to wait until the body naturally processes and eliminates the alcohol.Rate this question:
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Traffic has stopped in a tunnel. How close to the car in front should you stop?
- A.
There is no rule for this situation
- B.
No closer than 5 metres
- C.
No closer than 10 metres
- D.
As close as possible to save space
Correct Answer
B. No closer than 5 metresExplanation
In a situation where traffic has stopped in a tunnel, it is important to maintain a safe distance from the car in front to ensure safety and prevent accidents. Stopping no closer than 5 meters allows for enough space to react in case of sudden movements or emergencies. This distance provides a buffer zone that allows for better visibility and maneuverability, reducing the risk of collisions and ensuring the safety of everyone involved.Rate this question:
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- 47.
How should you brake during an emergency when you are driving a vehicle without ABS?
- A.
Use your parking brake to slow down
- B.
Brake firmly, but no so firmly as to cause a skid
- C.
Brake consistently and firmly
- D.
Apply both your parking brake and your footbrake firmly
Correct Answer
B. Brake firmly, but no so firmly as to cause a skidExplanation
When driving a vehicle without ABS (Anti-lock Braking System), it is important to brake firmly during an emergency. However, it is crucial to avoid braking so firmly that it causes a skid. This is because skidding can lead to a loss of control over the vehicle and increase the risk of an accident. By braking firmly but not excessively, the driver can slow down the vehicle effectively while maintaining stability and control.Rate this question:
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- 48.
Who is legally responsible for ensuring that a child under 14 is secured by a seatbelt or child restraint?
- A.
No one, seatbelts are optional
- B.
The driver
- C.
The child's parent
- D.
The child
Correct Answer
B. The driverExplanation
The driver is legally responsible for ensuring that a child under 14 is secured by a seatbelt or child restraint. This means that it is the driver's duty to ensure that the child is properly restrained in the vehicle to ensure their safety. The driver is responsible for making sure that the child is secured in accordance with the laws and regulations regarding child restraints and seatbelts.Rate this question:
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- 49.
You are travelling on the motorway. You have passed a fog warning sign with amber lights. When do you know that the fog alert is lifted?
- A.
When you pass a sign that gives the 'All Clear' message
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When you pass another warning sign without flashing lights
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Any of the above
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
C. Any of the aboveExplanation
Any of the above could indicate that the fog alert is lifted. When you pass a sign that gives the 'All Clear' message, it means that the fog has cleared and it is safe to continue driving. Similarly, when you pass another warning sign without flashing lights, it indicates that the fog has cleared and the warning is no longer in effect. Therefore, either of these signs can signify that the fog alert is lifted.Rate this question:
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- 50.
When may you drive with your fog lights on?
- A.
At night
- B.
At night or when visibility is poor due to fog, smoke or mist
- C.
At any time
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When visibility is severely reduced by fog, smoke or mist
Correct Answer
D. When visibility is severely reduced by fog, smoke or mistExplanation
You may drive with your fog lights on when visibility is severely reduced by fog, smoke, or mist. This is because fog lights are specifically designed to provide better visibility in such conditions. Using them can help other drivers see your vehicle more clearly and can also improve your own visibility on the road. However, it is important to note that fog lights should only be used when necessary and should be turned off when visibility improves to avoid dazzling other drivers.Rate this question:
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