5

Question 1

See

Answer 1

Scan for hazards, pay attention to other ppl

Question 2

Think

Answer 2

Decide which hazards are most dangerous, quickly get safest solutions

Question 3

Do

Answer 3

Do manœuvres to keep yourself and others safe

Question 4

Central vision

Answer 4

Right ahead of you

Question 5

Peripheral vision

Answer 5

Allows you to see more than what is directly in front of you

Question 6

Rear-view mirrors

Answer 6

Look in rear-view mirror before u slow down or stop.

Question 7

Side-view mirrors

Answer 7

Use side view mirrors whenever you’re changing road position or direction.

Question 8

Blind spots

Answer 8

Large areas you can’t see with mirrors

Question 9

Blind spot detectors, cameras

Answer 9

Help you detect hazards in blind spots or behind the vehicle, they don’t replace the need to turn your head to check

Question 10

Shoulder checks

Answer 10

Do a shoulder check whenever you change direction or road position to make sure blind spot is clear

Question 11

Backing up

Answer 11

Do a 360 degree vision check before you back up

Question 12

Stopping and starting up again

Answer 12

As you slow down to halt, check mirrors and traffic behind you. Move slowly into intervention if vision is blocked

Question 13

Turning

Answer 13

Should check, then scan intersection as you begin to move forward. Make sure you’re looking towards the direction you’re turning

Question 14

Hazard

Answer 14

Anything in the driving environment that could harm you or other road users

Question 15

Hazard perception

Answer 15

Skill of identifying these hazards

Question 16

Space conflict

Answer 16

When 2 road users try to move into the same space at the same time

Question 17

Space margins

Answer 17

Areas of space around your vehicle

Question 18

Average speed in cities/towns

Answer 18

50km/h

Question 19

Average speed outside cities and towns

Answer 19

80km/h

Question 20

Max speed limit in a lane or alleyway within municipalities

Answer 20

20km/h

Question 21

Traction

Answer 21

Grip your tires have on the road

Question 22

Inertia

Answer 22

Tendency for moving objects- the faster you’re going, the greater force of inertia.

Question 23

Gravity

Answer 23

The force that pulls everything towards earth.

Question 24

Centre of gravity

Answer 24

The point around which all of an objects weight is balanced, lower centre of gravity means better balance

Question 25

Hands on steering wheel

Answer 25

9 and 3 o’clock position 
Or
10 and 2 o’clock position
Or
8 and 4 o’clock

Question 26

Tailgate

Answer 26

Following too closely behind the vehicle in front

Question 27

Total stopping distance

Answer 27

Distance your vehicle travels from the moment you notice a hazard until the moment the vehicle stops

Question 28

Be timely

Answer 28

Signal well ahead to give other road users plenty of warning

Question 29

Be clear

Answer 29

Don’t apply your turn signal too soon and confused ppl

Question 30

Mean what you say

Answer 30

Make sure your signal has cancelled after your turn

Question 31

Brake lights

Answer 31

Visible when the break is applied

Question 32

Backup lights

Answer 32

Shows that the vehicle is in reverse

Question 33

Fog lights

Answer 33

Should only be used in place of,or, with, headlamps if fog makes use of headlamps disadvantageous

Question 34

Hazard light

Answer 34

Let ppl know you have stopped for an emergency

Question 35

Space margins in good weather

Answer 35

At least 2 seconds

Question 36

Following distance in bad weather

Answer 36

4 seconds