vulnerable road users Flashcards

1
Q

which road users are most vulnerable?

A
  • pedestrians
  • cyclists
  • horse riders
  • motorcyclists
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2
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most vulnerable types of drivers

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  • learners
  • inexperienced
  • older
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3
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when would a pedestrian walk on the road?

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  • when the pavement is closed due to repairs

- on the right when there is no pavement on a county road

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4
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how may a large/organised group of pedestrians walk?

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  • on the left hand side
  • white lights at the front
  • red at the back
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5
Q

zebra crossing?

A

-slow down and prep to stop for crossers

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pelican crossing?

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  • flashing amber: give way to pedestrians

- green: wait for crossing pedestrians to cross

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puffin crossings?

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-only when lights are red and crossing is clear

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toucan crossings?

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  • cyclists can cross with pedestrians

- no flashing amber phase

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children around schools

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  • flashing amber under a school sign: reduce speed

- be prepared for a crossing patrol to stop traffic with a stop sign

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10
Q

yellow zigzag lines?

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-don’t wait or park on these

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busses/coaches used for schools?

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-have signs on the back which symbolise that they might stop frequently not just at normal bus stops

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12
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what may bearing difficulty pedestrians wear?

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-distinctive yellow or burgundy coats

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13
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what would a deaf and blind pedestrians have?

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  • a white stick with red band

- dog with a red n white checked harness

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14
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what’s an advanced stop line?

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a line where cyclists can stop infront of vehicles

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15
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when shouldn’t you overtake a cyclist?

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-when turning left

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16
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where may some road users position themselves on a roundabout?

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  • horse riders and cyclists

- in the left hand lane as they’re slower and more vulnerable

17
Q

what may motorcyclists do in queues of traffic?

A
  • filter between lanes
  • cut infront of you
  • pass very closely to you
18
Q

when in an accident, what should you do when a motorcyclist is involved?

A

-not remove any equipment (unless essential) until a paramedic or professional has arrived

19
Q

what does a flashing amber beacon mean on top of a vehicle?

A
  • a slow moving vehicle

- a powered vehicle used by a disabled person

20
Q

why might a motorcyclist use dipped headlights in daylight?

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-to be seen more clearly