Theory 4 Flashcards
Where would you find yellow/ red chevron signs
On large goods vehicle over 13 metres to make them visible in dark
When would you use kick down on a car fitted with automatic transmission?
To accelerate quickly
What are the warning signs of approaching train at level crossing?
A steady amber light will be followed by twin flashing red lights that mean you must stop. An alarm will also alert you to fact train is approaching
What type of vehicle uses amber flashing beacon on dual carriageway?
A tractor
Why are place names painted on road surface?
To allow you to select correct lane in good time
What’s the minimum car insurance you need to legally drive your car?
Third party- means you’re covered if you have an accident causing harm or damage or injury to any other person, vehicle animal or property
What type of glasses make driving at night more difficult?
Tinted
Why are vehicle mirrors often slightly curved?
They give a wider field of vision
What is the safest rear view mirror to use if towing a caravan?
Extended arm side mirrors
What colour of beacon must small powered vehicles used by disabled people display?
Flashing amber
What does it mean if you see a pedestrian with a dog that has a yellow or burgundy coat?
The pedestrian is deaf
What does a pedestrian carrying a white stick with red band indicate?
They’re deaf and blind
Driving in fog, why should you keep well back from vehicle in front of you?
In case it stops suddenly
What is a rumble device designed to do?
Alert you to a hazard
When may you overtake on left?
On one way street
