Key Driving Skills Flashcards
What is the best way to check for hazards before reversing?
A. Get out of the car and check for hazards.
B. Use your mirrors to check behind your car.
C. Drive straight back without checking.
D. Look out the back window by leaning over the drivers seat.
A. Get out of the car and check for hazards.
When may you use the horn on your vehicle?
A. As a reasonable traffic warning
B. To make people get out of your way
C. To annoy other traffic users
D. During a police chase
A. As a reasonable traffic warning
Can you stop on a bus stop in a private motor vehicle?
A. Only between midnight and 6 am.
B. Under no circumstances.
C. When dropping off passengers.
D. Only if it is for less than 5 minutes.
B. Under no circumstances.
Which of your vehicle lights do you have on when driving in fog?
A. Hazzard Lights
B. Headlights on High Beam
C. Headlights on dip
D. tail lights
C. Headlights on dip.
Before going over a railway level crossing, you must:
A. stop under all circumstances.
B. drive over only if there is space for your vehicle on the other side of the line.
C. increase your speed so that you can cross the line as quickly as possible.
D. sound the horn on your vehicle to warn other road users of your presence.
B. Drive over only if there is space for your vehicle on the other side of the line.
You must turn your vehicle headlights on when visibility is less than:
A. 100 metres.
B. 120 metres.
C. 140 metres.
D. 160 metres.
A. 100 meters.
If you see flashing red and blue lights behind you should you:
A. continue driving
B. speed up
C. pull over
D. slow down
C. Pull over.
A vehicle can use the flush median strip:
A. to move into the traffic flow.
B. to park for 5 minutes only.
C. as a driving lane.
D. to unload goods or passengers.
A. To move into the traffic flow.
Which side of the road should you keep to at all times except for emergency?
A. left
B. right
C. left and right
D. centre
A. Left
What is the best way to check for hazards before reversing your vehicle?
A. Relying only on the outside mirrors.
B. Turning to look over your shoulders.
C. Relying only on the inside mirrors.
D. Walking around the vehicle before reversing.
D. Walking around the vehicle before reversing.
This sign tells you that you are coming up to a railway level crossing. What should you do?
A. Slow down so that you can look both ways to check that the crossing is clear.
B. Speed up to drive over the crossing as quickly as possible.
C. Stop to check whether the crossing is clear.
D. Turn your vehicle indicators on before driving over the crossing.
A. Slow down so that you can look both ways to check that the crossing is clear.
What do you do if you hear a fire truck or an ambulance sire coming?
A. Speed up
B. Pull over and let them pass
C. Follow them
D. Keep on going
B. Pull over and let them pass
When must you always dip your vehicle headlights?
A. In a tunnel.
B. On a motorway.
C. When following other vehicles.
D. When coming up to a railway level crossing.
C. When following other vehicles.
What must you do when you see 2 red lights flashing outside a fire station?
A. Slow down and drive on carefully if the way is clear .
B. Slow down and stop if any other vehicle is coming
C. Slow down to 20 km/h.
D. Stop until the lights stop flashing.
D. Stop until the lights stop flashing.
In addition to checking it is safe to move out from the kerb into the traffic flow, what must you do?
A. Accelerate quickly into the traffic flow.
B. Move slowly into a space in the traffic flow.
C. Signal for at least 3 seconds.
D. Reverse away from the kerb.
C. Signal for at least 3 seconds.
What must you do when you hear a siren or see red flashing lights from an ambulance or fire engine?
A. Do nothing, they have to follow you.
B. Pull over and allow them to pass
C. Speed up and race with them
D. Slam your brake and stop where you are
B. Pull over and allow them to pass
You must not move on to a railway level crossing until:
A. you are going fast enough so that you do not stop on the crossing.
B. you see that the lines are clear both ways and there are no vehicles stopped in front of you.
C. you have the headlights of your vehicle turned onto high beam.
D. you sound the horn on your vehicle.
B. you see that the lines are clear both ways and there are no vehicles
After driving through surface water, you should:
A. stop and wait for your vehicle to dry out.
B. not brake for the next 500 metres.
C. brake heavily 2 or 3 times.
D. pump your vehicle brakes gently.
D. pump your vehicle brakes gently.
You must turn your vehicle headlights on:
A. 15 minutes after sunset until 15 minutes before sunrise.
B. 30 minutes after sunset until 30 minutes before sunrise.
C. 45 minutes after sunset until 45 minutes before sunrise.
D. 1 hour after sunset until 1 hour before sunrise.
B. 30 minutes after sunset until 30 minutes before sunrise.
What does this marking mean? (“FH” inside a yellow circle)
A. 5 hours.
B. Fire hydrant.
C. Fire hose.
D. Fire hazard
B. Fire hydrant.
When coming up to a Stop sign, where should you stop?
A. With the front wheels of your vehicle on the yellow lines.
B. With the rear wheels of your vehicle on the yellow lines.
C. Where you can see all vehicles coming from all directions.
D. Where you can only see vehicles coming from your right.
C. Where you can see all vehicles coming from all directions.
When driving into bright sunlight, you should use sun glasses and your vehicle sun visors for safety. You are also advised to:
A. turn on the headlights of your vehicle.
B. drive safely on the far left side of the road.
C. look at and drive close to the centre of the road.
D. pull over or stop and wait for a few minutes.
D. pull over or stop and wait for a few minutes.
What should you do when another vehicle is following you very closely?
A. Speed up to get further ahead.
B. Brake suddenly to warn them.
C. Flick your vehicle lights and wave your arm.
D. Slow down, move to the left and allow the vehicle to pass.
D. Slow down, move to the left and allow the vehicle to pass.
You must pull over and allow an ambulance or fire engine to pass:
A. at all times.
B. at an uncontrolled intersection.
C. when it is operating its siren or flashing lights.
D. when it is turning right and you have the right of way.
C. when it is operating its siren or flashing lights.
If you are towing a vehicle or trailer, the distance between your vehicle and the one being towed must not be more than:
A. 2 metres.
B. 4 metres.
C. the length of the vehicle you are driving.
D. the length of the vehicle being towed.
B. 4 metres.
You are driving on a country road at night when your vehicle headlights suddenly go out. What is the safest thing to do?
A. Carry on driving to the nearest garage with your vehicle hazard lights on.
B. Slow down and drive on the far left side of the road.
C. Carry on driving to the nearest garage with your vehicle’s interior lights on.
D. Slow down, move off the road gradually, stop and turn your vehicle hazard lights on.
D. Slow down, move off the road gradually, stop and turn your vehicle hazard lights on.
When traffic is merging, what is a good rule to follow?
A. Slow down to 40 km/h.
B. Speed up to make room behind.
C. Let 1 vehicle in and then go.
D. Let 2 vehicles in and go.
C. Let 1 vehicle in and then go.
When should you get out of your car on the motor way if an accident has happened and there is already help?
A. When you want to offer your help
B. When you want to take a quick look
C. You should never get out of your car
D. You should not get out of your car unless been asked to by officer or ambulance personals
C. You should never get out of your car
On a motorway, what should you do if you are towing a trailer at the back of your car?
A. Turn on your hazard lights
B. Give hazard horns to warn other drivers
C. Take the left lane
D. Take the center or right lane
C. Take the left lane
What should you do if an ambulance comes up behind you, flashing red lights or sounding its siren?
A. Speed up to avoid delay.
B. Put your vehicle hazard lights on and drive on at the same speed.
C. Slow down, pull over and allow the ambulance to pass.
D. Flash your vehicle headlights to warn oncoming traffic.
C. Slow down, pull over and allow the ambulance to pass.
Flush medians can be used when you are:
A. passing other vehicles.
B. stopping at traffic signals.
C. waiting to turn right.
D. parking for 5 minutes only.
C. waiting to turn right.
When turning right at a roundabout, you must:
A. not indicate at any time on the roundabout.
B. indicate left before entering the roundabout.
C. indicate right before entering the roundabout.
D. indicate right when leaving the roundabout.
C. indicate right before entering the roundabout.
What must you do when you hear a siren or see red flashing lights from an ambulance or fire engine?
A. Speed up to get out of the way.
B. Drive up onto the footpath.
C. Pull over and allow it to pass.
D. Keep driving as you were.
C. Pull over and allow it to pass.