Rules For Drivers And Motorcyclists Flashcards

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1
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Which regulations must vehicle and trailer conditions comply with (2)

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  1. Road Vehicles Regulations and 2. Road Vehicle Lighting Regulations
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2
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Conditions affecting fitness to drive are reported to

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The DVLA

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3
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Why not dive when tired

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Increased risk of collision

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4
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How to decrease tiredness (3)

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  1. Good night’s sleep before journey 2. Avoid journeys been midnight and 6am 3. Take a 15m break each 2h
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5
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Where not to stop when feeling sleepy

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Motorway or hard shoulder

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6
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How to counter sleepiness when driving (2)

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  1. Two cups of strong coffee 2. 15m nap
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7
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Requirements for vision (2)

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  1. Read license plate from 20m in good daylight 2. Wear necessary vision correction
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Actions when dazzled by bright sunlight (2)

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  1. Slow down 2. Stop if necessary
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9
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When not to use tinted glasses, lenses or visors (and why)

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At night (they restrict vision)

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10
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England and Wales Breath Alcohol limit

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35 micrograms/100 millilitres

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England and Wales Blood Alcohol Limit

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80 milligrams/100 millilitres

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12
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Scottish Alcohol Limits (2)

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Breath: 22 micrograms/100 millilitres
Blood: 50 milligrams/100 millilitres

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13
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Effects of alcohol (4)

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  1. False confidence 2. Reduced co-ordination and reactions 3. Can’t judge speed, distance and risk 4. Reduced driving ability
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Time considerations when alcohol has been consumed (2)

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  1. May be in body in evening when drank at lunchtime 2. May be in body morning after drinking
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15
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What to do when planning to drink

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Arrange another driver

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16
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Can you drive under the influence of illegal drugs

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No

17
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Can you drive under influence of prescribed medication

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Yes with doctor’s consent and if within limits

18
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Are limits for illegal drugs specified at high or low limits

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Low

19
Q

Are limits for medications set at high or low limits

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High

20
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What if prescription puts you over medication limit (2)

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  1. Can raise a statutory medical defence if 2. It does not affect driving ability
21
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Checks before setting off (8)

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  1. Planned route and allowed enough time 2. Clothing and footwear do not prevent use of controls 3. Know where all controls are and how to use them 4. Mirrors and seat are properly adjusted 5. Head restraint properly adjusted 6. Sufficient fuel 7. Vehicle is legal and roadworthy 8. Switch off mobile
22
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Purpose of head restraint

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Prevent neck injury in a collision