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Why should I switch on my headlights when it first starts to get dark?

A

I should switch on my headlights to see better and be seen by other drivers.

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Why should I switch on my headlights when it first starts to get dark?

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To improve visibility and ensure other drivers can see me.

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What should I do before turning right onto a dual carriageway?

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Check if the central reservation is wide enough for your vehicle to stop safely.

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When I’m approaching traffic lights that have been green for some time, what should I do?

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Be ready to stop

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5
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What does the curved arrow road marking mean?

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When the road bends to the left and there are markings indicating so, overtaking traffic should move back to the left lane.

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What should I do if I can’t see behind me when reversing?

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Ask someone to guide me

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There are objects hanging from my interior mirror. Why could this be a hazard?

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Hanging objects from the interior mirror can be hazardous because they can obstruct the my view, create distractions, and increase the risk of accidents.

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What should I do if I have to stop my vehicle in an emergency while driving on a wet road?

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In an emergency on a wet road, react quickly while maintaining control and keeping both hands on the steering wheel.

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What should I do when I move off from behind a parked car?

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Look around before moving off.
Check all mirrors, including interior and exterior. Look for blind spots and signal if needed. Look ahead and steer to pass parked car.

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What should I do when I move off from behind a parked car?

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Look around using both the interior and exterior mirrors to check if the road is clear. Give a signal to alert other road users.

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How many seconds of a gap should I leave in:
A) Icy Conditions
B) Wet Conditions
C) Dry Conditions

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A) 20 seconds
B) 4 seconds
C) 2 seconds

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What is tailgating?

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Driving too close to the vehicle in front of me

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Why should I not tailgate?
A) B)

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A. It is very dangerous
B. It is intimidating for the driver in front

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Why should I keep well back especially from a large vehicle?

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I’ll be able to see further down the road and therefore be prepared for any hazards.

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What should I do if the road user behind is following too closely?

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I should gradually slow down to increase the gap between me and the vehicle in front. This will also give me a greater safety margin if traffic ahead slows down or stops suddenly.

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What should I do if another road user cuts in front of me?

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I should drop back until I’ve restored my safety margin.

17
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What should I do if another road user cuts in front of me?

A

I should drop back until I’ve restored my safety margin

18
Q

When should I sound my horn? When should I not sound my horn?

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I should sound my horn if there’s danger and I need to let others know that I’m there, I should not sound it through impatience.

19
Q

At night I should not dazzle other drivers. I should dip my lights when a. b.

A

A. When I’m following another vehicle
B. When I’m meeting another vehicle

20
Q

If I’m queuing in traffic at night what brake should I use & why?

A

I should use my parking brake (handbrake). Keeping my foot on the brake could dazzle other drivers behind me.

21
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Why should I give priority to emergency vehicles? What should I do?

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It’s important for them to move quickly through traffic. Someone’s life may depend on it. I should pull over and let them through as soon as I can legally and safely do so.

22
Q

Which services use a blue flashing light?

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Fire, Ambulance, Police, Coastguard, Bomb Disposal, Mountain Rescue, Blood Transfusion.

23
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What colour lights may Doctors use when answering an emergency call?

A

Green flashing lights

24
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Should I give priority to buses pulling out from bus stops?

A

Yes, as long as I can do so safely

25
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What do bus lanes allow? How can I avoid using them at the wrong times?

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Bus lanes allow buses to proceed quickly through traffic. I should be aware of road signs and markings so I don’t use bus lanes while they’re in operation.

26
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Who has priority at unmarked crossroads? What should I do?

A

No one has priority at unmarked crossroads. I should slow down and look both ways before pulling out

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