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1
Q

Who is restricted to 0.00 BAC

A

taxi drivers, bus drivers, larger vehicles, driving instructors

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2
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What is the BAC for a supervising driver

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0.05 BAC

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3
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…. % of Victorian driver fatalities, the driver had a BAC of … or more

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30% ; 0.05 BAC

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4
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Factors affecting BAC

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  • females have a higher BAC
  • small build will have higher BAC
  • no food consumption will have a higher BAC more quickly
  • the quicker you drink, the higher the BAC
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5
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What is the most effective measure for reducing serious injury in a crash

A

wearing a seatbelt

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6
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Children under what age must not be in the front age under any circumstances

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4 years

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7
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Children between 4 and 7 can sit in the front when

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the back is occupied by people under 7 and with booster seat

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8
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Rear facing seat restraints can’t be used in the front if

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there are airbags

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9
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Child restraints

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under 6 months = rearward facing
above 6 months but under 4 = rearward or forward
above 4 under 7 = booster or forward

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10
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When can you sit in the front seat

A

7 years old

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11
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What is the recommended height for stopping booster seat

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145cm

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12
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What is the speed limit of shared zones

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10km/h

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13
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If you double your speed, you cover almost … times the distance before you can stop

A

4

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14
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At 100km/h you may cover up to … metres before you stop

A

142 metres

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15
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What do regulatory signs tell you

A

What you must and must not do

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16
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You can drive up to … metres in a tram and bike lane

A

50m

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17
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You can drive up to … metres in a bus lane, transit lane

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100m

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18
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Transit lanes

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for buses, taxis, motorcycles, trams and vehicles with two or more (T2) or three or more (T3) people

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19
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Yellow light means

A

Stop unless unsafe to do so

20
Q

Half of all crashes happen where

A

At intersections

21
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Give way

A

if there is a danger that your vehicle could collide with another vehicle, person or animal, you must slow down and stop if necessary to avoid a collision. If you are stationary you must remain stationary until it is safe to proceed.

22
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Slip lanes

A

an area of road for vehicles turning left that is separated at tsome point from other parts of the road by a painted island or traffic island

23
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Roundabout

A

an intersection with a roundabout sign at each entrance, a central island and one or more marked lanes or lines of traffic all of which have vehicles travelling in the same direction

24
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Median strip

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a dividing strip on the road designed to separate vehicles travelling in opposite directions

25
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Zip merging

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when 2 lanes of traffic merge into one and there are no lane markings

26
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For how many seconds must you put your indicators on for before moving from a stationary position

A

5 seconds

27
Q

Where are hook turns found

A

south melbourne, central melbourne

28
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When turning from one way road to two way road

A

turn direction closest to lane you are in

29
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when turning from two way into one way

A

turn into lane closest to current lane

30
Q

Tollways

A

sections of road that the driver must sometimes pay to use

31
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In 60km/h how many metres must you indicate for

A

30m

32
Q

Safety zone

A

area of the road at or near a tram stop with safety zone signs and a traffic island or dividing strip

33
Q

What is the maximum distance apart for abreast cyclists

A

1.5m

34
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over how many motorcyclist crashes happen at intersectiosn

A

one third

35
Q

What speed should you go when passing a stopped tram after pedestrians

A

10km/h

36
Q

Yellow broken lines near tram tracks

A

can drive but tram has priority

37
Q

Tram lane

A

part of the road with tram tracks that is marked along the left side of the tracks bt a con tenuous yellow line and is indicated bt a tram lane sign

38
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Tram ways

A

must not drive in at any time unless to avid an obstruction = double continuous line yellow or physical structures

39
Q

Angle parking if not specified is at what angle

A

45 degrees

40
Q

Where can’t park within 20m of (5)

A

both sides of intersection with traffic lights,
approach side of bus stop,
approach side of children or pedestrian crossing (not intersection) or tram stop sign

41
Q

Where can’t park within 10m of (5)

A 
intersection without traffic lights,
departure side of bus stop,
both sides of safety zone,
approach side of traffic lights, 
departure side of pedestrian crossing not intersection,
departure side of children's crossing
42
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How far away must park post box

A

3m

43
Q

How far must park departure side of a crossing with traffic lights not at intersection

A

3m

44
Q

How far must park away fire hydrant

A

1m

45
Q

How far below speed limit should go when see breakdown

A

30km/h

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