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Question 1

What is the legal limits of Alcohol per 100ml of breath, blood and, urine?

Answer 1

Breath: 35micrograms
Blood: 80mg
Urine: 107mg

Question 2

How often must a drivers license be renewed after age 70?

Answer 2

Every 3 years

Question 3

What are the different types of wounds?

Answer 3

Incised, Lacerated, Contused and Punctured.

Question 4

What is an incised wound?

Answer 4

Open and cut-like injury

Question 5

What is a lacerated wound?

Answer 5

Ripping a tearing flesh caused by bones crushing causes by impact.

Question 6

What is a contused wound?

Answer 6

Closed wounds, injuries caused without breaking skin.

Question 7

What is a punctured wound?

Answer 7

Open wounds which have been pierced.

Question 8

What are the procedures to take before overtaking a vehicle?

Answer 8

-Check road clear ahead,
-Check mirrors
-Signal using indicators
-Keep safe distance from car infront

Question 9

What are 3 things to do at a roundabout?

Answer 9

1. Approach slowly in correct lane
2. Use indicators to signal
3. Watch for traffic on roundabout

Question 10

What are traffic management methods to ease traffic flow in cities?

Answer 10

One way streets, restricted parking, no parking zones, clear ways

Question 11

What are traffic management methods to ease pedestrian movement in cities?

Answer 11

-Pedestrianised areas
-Zebra light crossings
-Wider pavements

Question 12

Why can making right hand turns into dual carriageways be dangerous?

Answer 12

1. Fast moving traffic
2. Have to cross lanes
3. Central reservations are built in for vehicles to pull into safety to wait for gaps in traffic flow.

Question 13

What agencies help prevent road accidents?

Answer 13

Traffic police, DOE, Road safety committees, AA road watch, schools & collages

Question 14

What colour is a box junction

Answer 14

Yellow

Question 15

What should you do at a road junction?

Answer 15

-Watch out for pedestrians
-Watch out for cyclists, powered wheelchairs etc..
-Look all around before emerging
-Not assume a vehicle is coming from right and signalling left will actually turn. Wait until road is clear

Question 16

What are the 4 types of pedestrian crossings?

Answer 16

Zebra, pelican, puffin, toucan

Question 17

What is a zebra crossing?

Answer 17

Area of road painted in white stripes where vehicles must stop when a pedestrian wishes to cross

Question 18

What is a pelican crossing?

Answer 18

Pedestrian crossing with traffic signals for vehicles and pedestrians

Question 19

What is a puffin crossing?

Answer 19

A pedestrian crossing where traffic lights go green when no more pedestrians are detected

Question 20

What is a toucan crossing?

Answer 20

A crossing which pedestrians can use and cyclists can also cycle across