Driving outside city limits Flashcards

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What acronym can help you remember the systematic checks to perform before traveling?

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POWER (Petrol, Oil, Water, Electric, Rubber)

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What is the speed limit in built up areas ?

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The speed limit is usually 80 km/h in built-up areas.

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What should you do if you are driving on gravel roads compared to asphalt roads?

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On gravel roads, braking distance is much longer than on asphalt roads, so you should reduce your speed.

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What is “speed blindness”

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Speed blindness is the tendency to underestimate your speed of travel, often leading to driving faster than intended.

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How can you avoid speed blindness while driving?

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Keep checking the speedometer regularly to stay aware of your speed

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What factors should you consider when adapting your speed while driving outside city limits?

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Consider hidden dangers, the vehicle, the roads, traffic conditions, weather, visibility, load weight, and your abilities.

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What is the maximum speed limit on major roads in the UAE?

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The maximum speed limit on major roads is 140 km/h, but some roads may have a limit of 160 km/h.

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What should you do when entering or exiting highways?

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Be aware of speed limits, adjust your speed, and ensure safe merging or exiting.

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Why is it important to check the weather and road conditions before a long-distance journey?

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Weather and road conditions can significantly affect driving safety and vehicle performance.

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What is the “three seconds rule” in driving ?

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The three seconds rule is a guideline for maintaining a safe following distance, allowing enough time to react to sudden stops or hazards.

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