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LLR TEST Question and Answers Topic: Road Rules

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LLR Test Question & Answer


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1 YOUR MOBILE PHONE RINGS WHILE YOU ARE

TRAVELLING. YOU SHOULD

* STOP IMMEDIATELY

Correct Answer

* ANSWER IT IMMEDIATELY Pull up at a suitable place.

* PULL UP AT A SUITABLE PLACE Explanation

* PULL UP AT THE NEAREST KERB Always use the safe option. It is not worthtaking the risk of endangering other roadusers. Make sure that you pull up in aplace that does not obstruct other roadusers.

2

YOU ARE MOST LIKELY TO LOSECONCENTRATION WHEN DRIVING IF YOU

* SWITCH ON THE A.C. Correct Answer

* USE A MOBILE PHONE Use a mobile phone

* LOOK AT THE REAR VIEW MIRRORS Explanation

* ALL OF THE ABOVE Distractions like attending a phone call,talking to passengers on rear seat or usingyour hand free set while driving are very

dangerous. You should be in full control ofyour vehicle at all times.

3 YOU ARE APPROACHING A ZEBRA CROSSING.

PEDESTRIANS ARE WAITING TO CROSS. YOUSHOULD

* GIVE WAY TO THE ELDERLY AND INFIRM ONLY Correct Answer

* SLOW DOWN AND BE PREPARED TO STOP

Slow down and be prepared to stop.

* USE YOUR HEADLIGHTS TO INDICATE THAT THEYCAN CROSS

Explanation

* WAVE AT THEM TO CROSS THE ROAD Be courteous and prepare to stop. Do not

wave people across as this could bedangerous if another vehicle is approachingthe crossing.

4 ON A THREE LANE MOTORWAY WHICH SIDESHOULD A CAR DRIVER NORMALLY USE?

* LEFT Correct Answer

* RIGHT Centre


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* CENTRE Explanation

* EITHER THE RIGHT OR CENTRE

On a three lane motorway you shouldtravel in the centre lane unless youreovertaking. This applies regardless of thespeed you are travelling at .

5

WHEN MAY YOU STOP ON A MOTORWAY?

* IF TRAFFIC SIGNAL IS RED. Correct Answer

* WHEN TOLD BY THE POLICE All of the above.

* IN AN EMERGENCY OR A BREAKDOWN Explanation

* ALL OF THE ABOVE Other than the conditions described, avoidstopping on a motorway to prevent traffic

jam/accidents.

6

AS A PROVISIONAL LICENCE-HOLDER YOUSHOULD NOT DRIVE A CAR

* UPTO 50 KMPH Correct Answer

* AT NIGHT On the motorway without a permanentlicence holder.

* ON THE MOTORWAY WITHOUT A PERMANENTLICENCE HOLDER.

Explanation

* NONE OF THE ABOVE. As a learner is not confident/skilled enoughto drive on motorway, so he should alwaysbe accompained by permanent licence

holder, who can supervise him.

7 IN WHICH OF THESE PLACES MUST YOU NOTPARK OR WAIT?

* AT A BUS STOP

Correct Answer

* OPPOSITE A TRAFFIC ISLAND All of the above

* IN FRONT OF SOMEONE ELSE'S GATE Explanation

* ALL OF THE ABOVE It may be tempting to park where youshouldnt while you run a quick errand.

Careless parking is a selfish act & couldendanger other road users.

8 WHAT IS THE RIGHT HAND LANE USED FOR ONA THREE-LANE MOTORWAY?

* EMERGENCY VEHICLES ONLY Correct Answer


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* OVERTAKING Overtaking

* VEHICLES TOWING TRAILERS

Explanation

* COACHES ONLY You should drive in the middle lane andonly use the right hand lane if you arepassing slower moving traffic.

9

WHEN LEAVING YOUR VEHICLE WHERE SHOULDYOU PARK IF POSSIBLE?

* OPPOSITE A TRAFFIC ISLAND Correct Answer

* IN A SECURE CAR PARK In a secure car park

* ON A BEND Explanation

* NEAR A TUNNEL Whenever possible leave your car in asecure car park. Never park your car whereit can cause obstruction/danger to other

road users.

10 IN WHICH OF THESE PLACES MUST YOU NOTPARK?

* NEAR A SHOPPING MALL Correct Answer

* AT OR NEAR A BUS STOP All of the above.

* WITHIN 10 METRES (32 FEET) OF A JUNCTION Explanation

* ALL OF THE ABOVE Other traffic will have to pull out to passyou. This might mean they have to use the

other side of the road where there mightbe oncoming traffic. Parking near a

junction could restrict the view foremerging traffic.

11 IN WHICH OF THESE PLACES MUST YOU NOTPARK?

* NEAR A SCHOOL ENTRANCE

Correct Answer

* NEAR A POLICE STATION Near a school entrance.

* ON A SIDE ROAD Explanation

* ON A ONE-WAY STREET

It may be tempting to park where youshouldnt while you run a quick errand.Careless parking is a selfish act & couldendanger other road users.


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12 WHEN LEAVING YOUR VEHICLE UNATTENDEDFOR A FEW MINUTES YOU SHOULD

* LOCK IT AND REMOVE THE KEY.

Correct Answer

* LEAVE THE ENGINE RUNNING. Lock it and remove the key.

* SWITCH THE ENGINE OFF BUT LEAVE THE KEY IN.

Explanation

* PARK NEAR A TRAFFIC POLICEMAN Always switch off the engine, remove thekey and lock your vehicle, even if you areonly leaving it for a few minutes .

13 AT A CROSSROAD THERE ARE NO SIGNS ORROAD MARKINGS. TWO VEHICLES APPROACH.WHICH HAS PRIORITY?

* NEITHER VEHICLE

Correct Answer

* THE VEHICLE TRAVELLING THE FASTEST Vehicle approaching from the right.

* THE VEHICLE ON THE WIDEST ROAD Explanation

* VEHICLE APPROACHING FROM THE RIGHT At crossroad when there are no give waysigns or road markings, be very careful.Vehicle from the right has priority.

14 ON WHICH OF THESE OCCASIONS MUST YOUSTOP YOUR VEHICLE?

* WHEN INVOLVED IN AN ACCIDENT

Correct Answer

* AT A RED TRAFFIC LIGHT All of the above.

* WHEN SIGNALLED TO DO SO BY A POLICE OFFICER Explanation

* ALL OF THE ABOVE You may only stop on the carriageway of amotorway.1.When told to do so by the police.2.In a traffic jam, emergency or breakdown.

15 PEDESTRIANS ARE WAITING TO CROSS AT AZEBRA CROSSING. THEY ARE STANDING ON THEPAVEMENT. YOU SHOULD NORMALLY

* GO ON QUICKLY BEFORE THEY STEP ONTO THECROSSING

Correct Answer

* STOP ON THE ZEBRA CROSSING AND LET THEMCROSS

Stop before the stop line, let them cross,wait patiently

* STOP BEFORE THE STOP LINE, LET THEM CROSS,WAIT PATIENTLY

Explanation


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* IGNORE THEM AS THEY ARE STILL ON THEPAVEMENT

The pedestrians are showing an intentionto cross. If you are looking well down theroad you will give yourself enough time toslow down & stop correctly. Dont forget tocheck your mirrors before slowing down.

16 THE RULE OF PROVISION OF SEAT BELT IN

VEHICLES APPLY TO VEHICLES MANUFACTURED

* BEFORE 1990 Correct Answer

* AFTER 1993 After 1994

* BEFORE 2002 Explanation

* AFTER 1994 Vehicles manufactured after 1994 shouldhave a provision of seat belts for the driverand front seat passenger. This law cameinto effect from 1st Jan. 2002.

17

YOU MUST NOT REVERSE

* ON A BUSY ROAD

Correct Answer

* ON A ONE WAY ROAD All of the above

* ON A ROUND ABOUT Explanation

* ALL OF THE ABOVE You may decide to turn your vehiclearound by reversing into an opening orside road. When you reverse, always lookbehind & watch for pedestrians.

Dont-1.Reverse for longer than necessary2.Reverse from a side road into a mainroad.3.Don't reverse on a busy road, one wayroad & on a round about.

18 WHEN YOU ARE NOT SURE THAT IT IS SAFE TOREVERSE YOUR VEHICLE YOU SHOULD

* USE YOUR HORN Correct Answer

* REV YOUR ENGINE Get out and check.

* GET OUT AND CHECK Explanation

* REVERSE SLOWLY If you cant see all around your vehicle, getout and have a look. You could also asksomeone outside the vehicle to guide you.A small child could easily be hidden directlybehind you. Dont take risks.


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19 HOW MUCH DISTANCE SHOULD YOU KEEP FROMA VEHICLE TRAVELLING IN FRONT OF YOU?

* 15 METRES

Correct Answer

* 10 METRES A distance sufficient to avoid collision if thevehicle in front of you suddenly slows downor stops.

* DEPENDS ON THE SPEED OF THE VEHICLETRAVELLING IN FRONT OF YOU

Explanation

* A DISTANCE SUFFICIENT TO AVOID COLLISION IFTHE VEHICLE IN FRONT OF YOU SUDDENLY SLOWSDOWN OR STOPS

One useful method of checking that youveallowed enough room between you and thevehicle in front is the two-second rule.You should allow a two-second time gap asa safe separation distance. Begin by sayingthat only a fool breaks the two-secondrulewhen the vehicle in front passes afixed point. You shouldnt reach that point

before you finish saying this. If you do,youre travelling too close and should dropback.

20 WHEN TURNING YOUR VEHICLE ON THE ROADYOU SHOULD

* CHECK ALL AROUND FOR OTHER ROAD USERS Correct Answer

* USE A DRIVEWAY IF POSSIBLE Check all around for other road users.

* KEEP YOUR HAND ON THE HANDBRAKETHROUGHOUT

Explanation

* SWITCH ON YOUR HEADLIGHTS

To turn right, on a one-way road, youshould be on the extreme right of the roadand in case of two-way traffic, you shouldbe on the immediate left of the centralverge. Before turning use rear view mirror,give proper indicator & hand signal & checkall around for other road users.

21 YOU ARE REVERSING INTO A SIDE ROAD. WHILEREVERSING YOU SHOULD MAINLY LOOK

* IN THE REAR VIEW MIRROR Correct Answer

* THROUGH THE REAR WINDSCREEN

Through the rear windscreen.

* IN THE SIDE VIEW MIRROR NEAREST THE KERB Explanation


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* IN THE SIDE VIEW MIRROR AWAY FROM THE KERB If you cant see all around your vehiclewith the help of rear wind screen or rearview mirrors, get out and have a look. Youcould also ask someone outside the vehicleto guide you. A small child could easily behidden directly behind you. Dont take

risks.22 TO MOVE OFF SAFELY FROM A PARKED

POSITION YOU SHOULD

* USE YOUR MIRRORS AND LOOK AROUND FOR AFINAL CHECK

Correct Answer

* SIGNAL FOR OTHER DRIVERS TO SLOW DOWN

Use your mirrors and look around for afinal check.

* NOT LOOK AROUND IF THERE IS A PARKEDVEHICLE CLOSE IN FRONT OF YOU.

Explanation

* GIVE A HAND SIGNAL AS WELL AS USE YOUR

INDICATOR

Look at both sides for traffic as well as

pedestrians and cyclists. Upon clear trafficsituations, indicate and move out.

23 WHEN APPROACHING THESE ROADWORKS, YOUSHOULD NOT

* START TO OVERTAKE & INCREASE SPEED Correct Answer

* FLASH YOUR HEADLIGHTS Start to overtake & increase speed

* GIVE ANY SIGNALS Explanation

* NONE OF THE ABOVE Slow down and look out for warning signs.

Always obey speed limits at roadworks.Look for workmen stepping into the road.Don't use the size of your vehicle to forceyour way through. If the obstruction is onyour side of the road, give way tooncoming traffic.

24 DOES THE LAW ALLOW YOU TO STOP YOURVEHICLE ABRUPTLY WHILE DRIVING?

* UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SINCE YOU MAY BEHIT BY A VEHICLE FOLLOWING YOU

Correct Answer

* ONLY IN AN EMERGENCY FOR SAFETY REASONS Only in an emergency, if there is no vehiclefollowing you closely.

* ONLY IN AN EMERGENCY, IF THERE IS NO VEHICLEFOLLOWING YOU CLOSELY

Explanation

* WHEN YOU HAVE COME ON TO A WRONG ROAD Try to use the brakes judiciously becauseemergency braking can result in rearcollision.


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25 WHAT IS THE CORRECT PROCEDURE IF YOUWANT TO STOP?

* APPLY BRAKES GRADUALLY AFTER GIVING ASIGNAL FOR STOPPING

Correct Answer

* GIVE APPROPRIATE SIGNAL, SLOW DOWN ANDSTOP ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE ROAD

Check rear-view mirror & look over yourshoulder and if it is safe to do so, giveappropriate signal, slow down and stop onthe left side of the road.

* CHECK REAR-VIEW MIRROR & LOOK OVER YOURSHOULDER AND IF IT IS SAFE TO DO SO, GIVEAPPROPRIATE SIGNAL, SLOW DOWN AND STOP ONTHE LEFT SIDE OF THE ROAD

Explanation

* CHECK REAR-VIEW MIRROR, SLOW DOWN ANDSTOP ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE ROAD

Before pulling up you should check forfollowing traffic. Also assess what is aheadand give the correct signal if it helpsanother road user.

26

WHICH IS THE BEST REASON FOR NOTFOLLOWING OTHER VEHICLES TOO CLOSELY?

* TO AVOID EXHAUST FUMES Correct Answer

* TO AVOID GETTING DIRTY FROM WHEEL SPRAY To get increased angle of vision of trafficconditions ahead and to avoid hittingvehicles in front, if they stop suddenly.

* TO GET INCREASED ANGLE OF VISION OF TRAFFICCONDITIONS AHEAD AND TO AVOID HITTINGVEHICELS IN FRONT, IF THEY STOP SUDDENLY

Explanation

* AS IT WILL REQUIRE LESS ATTENTION FOR THEOPERATION OF YOUR VEHICLE

Following the other vehicles too closely canhamper the skill of the driver to anticipateany emergency halting of the front vehicle.

27 WHEN APPROACHING FROM THE REAR WHERE

TWO LANES OF TRAFFIC HAVE STOPPED AT ASIGNAL, YOU SHOULD

* PASS ALL THE VEHICLES AND STOP IN FRONT OFTHEM

Correct Answer

* PASS BETWEEN ALL THE VEHICLES STANDING INTHE TWO LANES

Stop behind the last vehicle in theappropriate lane.

* STOP BEHIND THE LAST VEHICLE IN THE

APPROPRIATE LANE

Explanation

* STOP ANYWHERE You should stop your vehicle in the yourlane in which you were driving prior to thesignal to avoid any traffic jam and chaos.

28 YOU MUST NOT USE YOUR HORN WHEN YOU ARESTATIONARY


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* UNLESS A MOVING VEHICLE MAY CAUSE YOUDANGER

Correct Answer

* AT ANY TIME WHATSOEVER Unless a moving vehicle may cause youdanger.

* UNLESS IT IS USED ONLY BRIEFLY Explanation

* EXCEPT FOR SIGNALLING THAT YOU HAVE JUSTARRIVED

Do this only if you think that there is a riskof an accident. Dont use it for attractingthe attention of others for social reasons.

29 WHEN OTHER DRIVERS FLASH THEIR

HEADLIGHTS AT YOU IT MEANS

* THAT THERE IS A RADAR SPEED TRAP AHEAD Correct Answer

* THAT THEY ARE GIVING WAY TO YOU That they are warning you of theirpresence

* THAT THEY ARE WARNING YOU OF THEIR

PRESENCE

Explanation

* THAT THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG WITH YOURVEHICLE

If other drivers flash their headlights thisisnt a signal to show priority. The flashingof headlights has the same meaning assounding the horn its a warning of theirpresence.

30 WHEN MAY YOU REVERSE FROM A SIDE ROADINTO A MAIN ROAD?

* ONLY IF BOTH ROADS ARE CLEAR OF TRAFFIC Correct Answer

* NOT AT ANY TIME Not at any time.

* AT ANY TIME Explanation

* ONLY IF THE MAIN ROAD IS CLEAR OF TRAFFIC Dontreverse into a main road from a sideroad. The main road is likely to be busyand the traffic on it moving quickly. Cutdown the risks by using a quiet side roadto reverse into.

31 YOU ARE SIGNALLING TO TURN RIGHT IN BUSYTRAFFIC. HOW WOULD YOU CONFIRM YOURINTENTION SAFELY?

* SOUND THE HORN Correct Answer

* GIVE AN ARM SIGNAL Give an arm signal

* FLASH YOUR HEADLIGHTS Explanation

* POSITION OVER THE CENTRE LINE In some situations you may feel yourindicators cannot be seen by other roadusers or it may not be working. In any ofthe case, you need to make your intentionmore clear by giving the arm signal.


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32 WHEN TRAFFIC LIGHTS ARE OUT OF ORDER,WHAT PRECAUTION SHOULD YOU TAKE?

* SLOW DOWN AND MOVE

Correct Answer

* STOP, LOOK RIGHT AND LEFT AND PROCEEDCAUTIOUSLY.

Stop, look right and left and proceedcautiously.

* NO PRECAUTION IS NECESSARY Explanation

* MOVE AT THE SAME SPEED. Treat the junction as an unmarkedcrossroads, deal with the situation withcaution.

33 THERE IS A POLICE CAR FOLLOWING YOU. THEPOLICE OFFICER FLASHES THE HEADLIGHTSAND POINTS TO THE LEFT. WHAT SHOULD YOUDO?

* TURN AT THE NEXT LEFT

Correct Answer

* PULL UP ON THE LEFT

Pull up on the left.

* STOP IMMEDIATELY Explanation

* MOVE OVER TO THE RIGHT You must pull up on the left, as soon as itssafe to do so, and switch off your engine.

34 WHY SHOULD YOU MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE

CANCELLED YOUR INDICATORS AFTERTURNING?

* TO AVOID FLATTENING THE BATTERY Correct Answer

* TO AVOID MISLEADING OTHER ROAD USERS To avoid misleading other road users.

* TO AVOID DAZZLING OTHER ROAD USERS Explanation

* TO AVOID DAMAGE TO THE INDICATOR RELAY

If you havent taken a sharp turn yourindicators might not turn off automatically.Be aware of this if youve used them forslight deviations, such as passing parkedvehicles.

35 WHEN APPROACHING A ROUNDABOUT GIVEWAY TO

* CYCLISTS Correct Answer

* SLOW-MOVING VEHICLES Traffic on your right.

* TRAFFIC ON YOUR RIGHT Explanation


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* TRAFFIC ON YOUR LEFT When approaching a roundabout youshould give way to the traffic on your rightbecause the vehicle, which is already in theroundabout, is at disadvantageousposition. So always give them the right ofway to avoid accident.

36

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING SHOULD YOU DOBEFORE STOPPING?

* SOUND THE HORN Correct Answer

* USE THE MIRRORS Use the mirrors.

* SELECT A HIGHER GEAR Explanation

* FLASH YOUR HEADLIGHTS Before pulling up you should check forfollowing traffic. Also assess what is ahead& give the correct signal if it helps anotherroad user.

37

WHEN YOU ARE MOVING OFF FROM BEHIND APARKED CAR YOU SHOULD

* LOOK AROUND BEFORE YOU MOVE OFF Correct Answer

* USE ALL THE MIRRORS ON THE VEHICLE

All of the above.

* GIVE A SIGNAL Explanation

* ALL OF THE ABOVE Before moving off you should use all themirrors to check if the road is clear. Lookaround to check the blind spots and give a

signal if it is of help to other road users.

38 WHEN BEING FOLLOWED BY AN AMBULANCESHOWING A FLASHING BLUE BEACON YOUSHOULD

* PULL OVER SAFELY AND AS SOON AS POSSIBLE TOLET IT PASS

Correct Answer

* ACCELERATE HARD TO GET AWAY FROM IT Pull over safely and as soon as possible tolet it pass.

* MAINTAIN YOUR SPEED AND COURSE Explanation

* BRAKE HARSHLY AND IMMEDIATELY STOP ON THE

ROAD

Pull over where the ambulance can pass

safely. Check that there are noobstructions on the road that will prevent itdoing so.

39 WHAT SHOULD YOU DO WHEN LEAVING YOURVEHICLE?


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* PUT VALUABLE DOCUMENTS UNDER THE SEATS Correct Answer

* REMOVE ALL VALUABLES

Remove all valuables.

* COVER VALUABLES WITH A BLANKET Explanation

* LEAVE THE INTERIOR LIGHT ON When leaving your vehicle unattended,preferably take valuables with you or lockthem out of sight. If you can see them inyour vehicle so can a thief.

40 WHEN PARKING AND LEAVING YOUR VEHICLE

YOU SHOULD-

* PARK UNDER A SHADY TREE Correct Answer

* PARK UNDER THE SUN Engage the steering lock.

* PARK ON A QUIET ROAD Explanation

* ENGAGE THE STEERING LOCK

When you leave your vehicle always usethe steering lock to deter thieves.

41 WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BEALLOWED EXTRA ROOM WHEN OVERTAKING?

* MOTORCYCLES & BICYCLES Correct Answer

* TRACTOR Motorcycles & bicycles

* TRAILERS Explanation

* NONE OF THE ABOVE Don't pass riders too closely as this may

cause them to lose balance. Always leaveas much room as you would for a car, anddon't cut in.

42 YOU ARE ON A GOOD, DRY ROAD SURFACE ANDYOUR VEHICLE HAS GOOD BRAKES AND TYRES.WHAT IS THE APPROX. BRAKING DISTANCE AT65 KMPH?

* 23 METRES (75 FEET) Correct Answer

* 53 METRES (175 FEET) 36 metres (118 feet)

* 36 METRES (118 FEET) Explanation


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* 96 METRES (315 FEET) Factors that affect how long it takes you tostop include1.How fast youre going.2.Whether youre travelling on the level,uphill or downhill.3.The weather and road conditions

4.The condition of tyres, brakes andsuspension5.Your reaction time.

Formula used for braking distance is :( Speed in KMPH / 10 ) x ( Speed inKMPH / 10 ) = Braking distance in metres.

43 WHAT IS THE APPROXIMATE OVERALL

STOPPING DISTANCE ON A DRY ROAD AT 70KMPH?

* 53 METRES (175 FEET) Correct Answer

* 58 METRES (190 FEET)

70 METRES (231 FEET)

* 70 METRES (231 FEET) Explanation

* 96 METRES (315 FEET) The reaction and the braking distancetogether make up the stopping distance.

1.Reacting distance in metres = Speed inKMPH / 10 x 32.Formula used for braking distance is : (Speed in KMPH / 10 ) x ( Speed inKMPH / 10 ) = Braking distance in metres.

44 YOUR INDICATORS MAY BE DIFFICULT TO SEEIN BRIGHT SUNLIGHT. WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?

* GIVE AN ARM SIGNAL AS WELL AS USE YOURINDICATORS

Correct Answer

* PUT YOUR INDICATOR ON EARLIER Give an arm signal as well as use yourindicators.

* TOUCH THE BRAKE SEVERAL TIME TO SHOW THESTOP LIGHTS

Explanation

* TURN AS QUICKLY AS YOU CAN You should always ensure that other roadusers are aware of your intentions. If youfeel your indicator might not be seen thengive an arm signal as well.

45 THE MAIN BENEFIT OF HAVING FOUR-WHEEL

DRIVE IS TO IMPROVE

* FUEL CONSUMPTION Correct Answer

* ROAD HOLDING Road holding.

* STOPPING DISTANCE

Explanation


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* PASSENGER COMFORT This does not replace the skills you need todrive safely. The extra grip that the driveon the wheels provides helps whentravelling on slippery or uneven roads.

46 WE'RE TAKING CHILDREN TO THE NEARBYSWIMMING POOL. WE SHOULD:

* TURN AROUND EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE TO CHECKEACH CHILD IS SAFELY SITTING

Correct Answer

* MAKE SURE THE SEAT BELT OF THE CHILD INFRONT IS FASTENED BEFORE WE MOVE THE CAR

Make sure the seat belt of the child in frontis fastened before we move the car.

* BUCKLE OUR OWN SEAT BELT BUT DON'T INSISTANYONE ELSE BUCKLE UP

Explanation

* LOAD THE KIDS AND MOVE Infact wearing a seat belt for the frontpassengers is not only mandatory butsaves life in the event of an accident. Seatbelts should be worn at all times.

47

AT A GREEN LIGHT, THE CAR IN FRONT OF USSIGNALS FOR A RIGHT TURN. THE DRIVERMISSES ONE OPPORTUNITY TO TURN, AND THELIGHT TURNS YELLOW, AND THE DRIVER PULLSFORWARD AND HESITATES. SHOULD WE:

* PUT ON OUR OWN RIGHT INDICATOR AFTER THEDRIVER MAKES THE TURN AND WAIT FOR ANOTHERYELLOW

Correct Answer

* AFTER THE DRIVER MAKES THE TURN SAFELY,WAIT UNTIL THE LIGHT TURNS GREEN AGAIN AND ITIS SAFE TO PROCEED

After the driver makes the turn safely, waituntil the light turns green again and it issafe to proceed.

* HONK OUR HORN AND FLASH OUR LIGHTS TO TELLTHE DRIVER TO HURRY UP

Explanation

* PULL AROUND ON THE LEFT, GO THROUGH A REDLIGHT AND TURN RIGHT, TRYING TO BEAT TRAFFICON THE CROSSROAD

Never be in a hurry to cross a controlledor a uncontrolled intersection. Waitpatiently for the signal to change from redto green.

48 WE ARE ON OUR WAY HOME AFTER SHOPPINGALL DAY. WE ARE REALLY LOOKING FORWARDTO DINNER. IN FACT, WE'RE HUNGRIER BYEACH MINUTE. WE SHOULD

* START LOOKING FOR A WAYSIDE FAST-FOOD VAN,WE KNOW THESE ARE AROUND HERE SOMEWHERE

Correct Answer

* STOP FOR A LIGHT SNACK, EAT IN THE STORE ANDTHEN DRIVE HOME

Stop for a light snack, eat in the store andthen drive home.

* DRIVE FASTER, SO THAT WE CAN GET HOME ANDEAT THAT MUCH SOONER

Explanation

* STOP AT WIMPY OR KFC, RUSTLE UP A BURGERAND CUT WHILE DRIVING

If you are hungry while driving it isadvisable to stop your vehicle at a safeplace, take some light refreshments, whichwill make you fresh for further driving.


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49 WE ARE DRIVING THROUGH A QUIETRESIDENTIAL AREA ON A SUNNY AFTER NOONIN MAY. WE DO NOT SEE ANY OTHER TRAFFIC.WE SHOULD :

* DO NOT CARE ABOUT THE POSTED SPEED LIMIT

Correct Answer

* DRIVE AT THE POSTED SPEED LIMIT Drive at the posted speed limit.

* DRIVE ABOVE THE POSTED LIMIT

Explanation

* SEE HOW FAST WE CAN GO ON THOSE NICE,CURVY ROADS AND STREETS

Whether you are driving on a lonely ordense road, always drive according to thelegal speed limit. This will not only saveyou from penalty but with an accident aswell.

50 IF YOU ARE TURNING AT TRAFFIC LIGHTS, MUSTYOU GIVE WAY TO PEDESTRIANS WHO ARECROSSING LEGALLY WITH THE LIGHTS?

* YES. Correct Answer

* NOT IF YOU ARE TURNING IN COMPLIANCE WITH AGREEN ARROW.

Yes.

* ONLY IF THEY ARE ON A PEDESTRIAN CROSSING. Explanation

* ONLY IF THEY HAVE "CROSS" LIGHT. You must stop and give way to pedestriansat these crossings. Pedestrian crossingsare marked to facilitate and give the rightof way to pedestrians.

51 WHAT MUST YOU DO WHEN APPROACHING ANINTERSECTION IF THE TRAFFIC LIGHTS CHANGEFROM GREEN TO AMBER?

* SPEED UP TO REACH THE INTERSECTION BEFORELIGHTS CHANGES TO RED.

Correct Answer

* STOP IF YOU CAN DO SAFELY BEFORE THEINTERSECTION.

Stop if you can do safely before theintersection.

* STOP IMMEDIATELY.

Explanation

* SWING HARD AND STOP IMMEDIATELY AROUNDTHE CORNER.

When you see the traffic lights changefrom green to amber, it is a warning forthe drivers to stop safely before the stopline. Always judge your approaching speedand the traffic behind, when you see thegreen light turning to amber.

52

WHAT MUST YOU DO WHEN YOU INTEND TOTURN RIGHT FROM A ROAD INTO A DRIVEWAYOR INTERSECTION?

* SIGNAL IMMEDIATELY BEFORE YOU TURN Correct Answer

* DO NOT SIGNAL UNLESS TRAFFIC IS APPROACHINGYOU

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* NO SIGNAL IS NECESSARY Explanation

* GIVE A RIGHT TURN SIGNAL AT LEAST THREESECONDS BEFORE YOU INTEND TO TURN

If you want to turn left or right giveindicator as well as hand signal at leastthree seconds before the turn to makeyour intentions clear to the other road

users.

53 WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS ISTRUE?

* IT IS ALWAYS SAFE TO PASS A CYCLIST PROVIDEDYOU DO NOT EXCEED THE SPEED LIMIT.

Correct Answer

* IT IS ALWAYS SAFE TO PASS A SCHOOL AT 10KM/H LESS THAN THE SPEED LIMIT.

Driving at the speed limit is sometimes toofast for the conditions.

* DRIVING AT THE SPEED LIMIT IS SOMETIMES TOOFAST FOR THE CONDITIONS.

Explanation

* PROVIDED YOU DO NOT EXCEED THE SPEED LIMIT,

YOU ARE DRIVING SAFELY.

Make sure and drive within the stipulated

speed limits. However, speed limit doesnot mean that it is safe to drive at thatspeed. Always drive keeping the followingconditions in mind :1.Condition of the road2.Traffic3.Weather and vision4.Type of vehicle5.Restricted areas6.Your own skills and concentration

54 WHAT ARE THE DOCUMENTS YOU NEED TOCARRY WITH YOU IN YOUR VEHICLE ALWAYSWHILE DRIVING?

* DRIVING LICENCE Correct Answer

* DRIVING LICENCE AND INSURANCE CERTIFICATE Driving licence, certificate of insurance,registration certificate and pollution undercontrol certificate.

* DRIVING LICENCE, CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE,REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE AND POLLUTION UNDERCONTROL CERTIFICATE

Explanation

* NO NEED TO CARRY THESE DOCUMENTS SINCETHEY CAN BE STOLEN OR MISPLACED

55 WHAT IS THE VALIDITY PERIOD OF ALEARNER'S LICENCE?

* 180 DAYS

Correct Answer

* 30 DAYS 180 days

* 60 DAYS Explanation


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* 90 DAYS The learners licence is valid for sixmonths. If the learner licence holder doesnot apply for permanent licence in thisperiod, he will have to undergo the wholeprocess of obtaining a learner licence.

56 WHAT IS THE GRACE PERIOD FOR THE RENEWAL

OF A PERMANENT DRIVING LICENCE?

* NIL Correct Answer

* 30 DAYS 30 days.

* 60 DAYS Explanation

* 90 DAYS The permanent driving licence can berenewed with in 5 years from its date ofexpiry . Penalty for late renewal is chargedafter the first 30 days of expiry. Butremember that driving with an expiredlicence is an offence.

57 YOU HAVE A VALID LEARNER'S LICENCE TORIDE A TWO-WHEELER, YOU ARE ALLOWED TO

* DRIVE ONLY AT DAYTIME Correct Answer

* PRACTICE DRIVING ON ROADS WHICH HAVE VERYLITTLE TRAFFIC

Drive a two wheeler at any time, anyplace but cannot carry any person on thepillion seat except a permanent licenceholder for a two-wheeler.

* DRIVE AT ANY TIME AND AT ANY PLACE PROVIDED

THERE IS A PILLION RIDER WITH YOU

Explanation

* DRIVE A TWO WHEELER AT ANY TIME, ANY PLACEBUT CANNOT CARRY ANY PERSON ON THE PILLIONSEAT EXCEPT A PERMANENT LICENCE HOLDER FOR ATWO-WHEELER

It allows you to learn to drive with aregular and experienced driver of yourchoice. If you want to drive a motor car ora two-wheeler, this would have to be alongwith a friend, relative or an instructor of adriving school as long as he/she holds avalid driving licence.

58 AT THE SITE OF AN ACCIDENT, A SMALL CHILDIS NOT BREATHING. YOU SHOULD GIVE MOUTHTO MOUTH RESPIRATION

* SHARPLY. Correct Answer

* HEAVILY Gently.

* GENTLY. Explanation

* RAPIDLY. With a small child, breathe gently into thenose and mouth until you see the chestrise.


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59 UNDER WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES CAN YOURVEHICLE BE IMPOUNDED?

* WHEN DRIVING A VEHICLE WITH `APPLIED FOR'ON REGISTRATION PLATE

Correct Answer

* WHEN FLASHING HEADLIGHTS UNNECESSARILY When driving a vehicle with `Applied For'on registration plate.

* WHEN REGISTRATION NUMBERS ARE WRITTEN ININCORRECT SIZE DIMENSIONS

Explanation

* WHEN REGISTRATION PLATE HAS A WRONGCOLOUR BACKGROUND

You cannot drive a motor vehicle or permityour vehicle to be driven in any publicplace unless the vehicle is registered andcarries a registration mark. Theregistration mark i.e. the number allottedby the transport authority must bedisplayed at the front as well as at the rearof the motor vehicle. No vehicle is allowed

to be driven with an Applied for numberplate.

60 MOST MEDICINES TAKEN USUALLY....

* REDUCE YOUR FITNESS TO DRIVE Correct Answer

* IMPROVE YOUR FITNESS TO DRIVE Reduce your fitness to drive

* HAVE NO EFFECT ON YOUR FITNESS TO DRIVE Explanation

* NONE OF THE ABOVE If you are on any medication you mustconsult your doctor whether it will affectyour driving ability. Some medicine canmake you drowsy, while others can affectyour concentration. Do not drive if youhave taken any medicine that may affectyour driving ability.

61 WHILE DRIVING, YOU APPROACH ROADWORKS.YOU SEE A TEMPORARY MAXIMUM SPEED LIMITSIGN. YOU MUST

* COMPLY WITH THE SIGN DURING THE WORKINGDAY

Correct Answer

* COMPLY WITH THE SIGN AT ALL TIMES Comply with the sign at all times

* COMPLY WITH THE SIGN WHEN THE LANES ARENARROW

Explanation

* COMPLY WITH THE SIGN DURING THE HOURS OFDARKNESS.

The sign has been put there to allow trafficto deal with the hazard at a low speed.Reduce the risk and dont exceed the limit.


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* DIPSTICK Explanation

* TIMING LIGHT

All engines are provided with a dipstickwhich remains immersed in the oil sump.At the lower tip end of this stick aregenerally two markings showing minimum

& maximum oil levels. The engine oil levelshould remain just above the centre of twomarkings.

66 BRAKING DISTANCES ON ICE CAN BE

* TWICE THE NORMAL DISTANCE Correct Answer

* FIVE TIMES THE NORMAL DISTANCE Ten times the normal distance

* SEVEN TIMES THE NORMAL DISTANCE Explanation

* TEN TIMES THE NORMAL DISTANCE Braking and stopping distances will also beaffected by icy and snowy weather. Youneed to take extra care and expect yourstopping distance to increase by up to tentimes the normal distance.

67 ANTI-LOCK BRAKES WORK BY

* LOCKING FRONT WHEELS.

Correct Answer

* LOCKING REAR WHEELS.

* LOCKING ALL FOUR WHEELS.

Explanation

* ALLOWING STEERING OF THE VEHICLE WHENBRAKING.

It allows steering while braking inemergency.

68 WHEN DRIVING A VEHICLE WITH ANTI-LOCKBRAKES, YOU MUST

* APPLY BRAKES QUICKLY AND FIRMLY. Correct Answer

* APPLY BRAKES GENTLY AND FIRMLY.

* APPLY BRAKES INTERMITTENTLY Explanation

* APPLY HAND BRAKES SIMULTANEOUSLY.

Apply brakes quickly and firmly whenapplying anti-lock brakes.

69 HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU STOP ON A LONGJOURNEY?

* WHEN YOU NEED FUEL Correct Answer


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* AT LEAST EVERY TWO HOURS At least every two hours.

* AT LEAST EVERY FOUR HOURS

Explanation

* WHEN YOU NEED TO EAT If you are driving a long distance, planyour journey time carefully with stops onroute. Make the rest stops two hours apartso that you do not become tired as well ashelp prevent any passengers becomingrestless and tired.

70 OTHER THAN ABSTAINING, WHAT IS THE BESTWAY TO CONTROL THE AMOUNT OF ALCOHOLTHAT ACCUMULATES WHEN DRINKING?

* SMOKE CIGARETTES WHEN DRINKING Correct Answer

* TAKE PAN MASALA WITH THE DRINK Space drinks to allow time for alcohol toeliminate

* SPACE DRINKS TO ALLOW TIME FOR ALCOHOL TO

ELIMINATE

Explanation

* STAND UP AND MOVE AMONG THE GUESTS

Once you are drunk, there is nothing youcan do to reduce the level of alcohol inyour blood. Exercise does not work, norblack coffee, deep breathing, cold showers,medicines, pickles or even a slap on theface. The only thing that works is time.

71 WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING WILL HELP YOU TOSOBER UP AFTER CONSUMPTION OF ANALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE?

* FRESH AIR Correct Answer

* FOOD AND PICKLES

Time

* SHOWER Explanation

* TIME After consuming an alcoholic beverage ,your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) willbegin to increase. BAC is determined byfour factors out of which one is time. Onceyou are drunk only time can help you tosober up after consumption of an alcoholbeverage.

72 WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT TRUE ABOUTALCOHOL?

* IT CAUSES CIRRHOSIS ON PROLONGED USE. Correct Answer

* IT CAUSES ULCER IN THE STOMACH. It is stored in the body.

* IT IS STORED IN THE BODY. Explanation

* IT INDUCES OVER CONFIDENCE.

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73 HOW TO SLOW DOWN ALCOHOL ABSORPTION INTHE BLOOD?

* BY DRINKING ON EMPTY STOMACH

Correct Answer

* BY EATING AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED DRINKING By eating before or while you are drinking

* BY EATING BEFORE OR WHILE YOU ARE DRINKING

Explanation

* NONE OF THE ABOVE Eating before or while you are drinking willslow down alcohol absorption some whatbut it cannot prevent you from becomingimpaired or intoxicated, if you have toomany drinks.

74 HOW DOES ALCOHOL AFFECT YOUR DRIVING?

* IT SPEEDS UP YOUR REACTIONS Correct Answer

* IT REDUCES YOUR CONCENTRATION It reduces your concentration.

* IT INCREASES YOUR AWARENESS Explanation

* IT IMPROVES YOUR CO-ORDINATION Alcohol reduces the ability to drive safelyand one becomes accident prone therefore,avoid driving after drinking. It impairs yourability to judge speed and distances,restricts your view and makes accidentsmore likely.

75 WHEN SHOULD YOU AVOID DRINKINGALCOHOL?

* WHEN YOU ARE ABOUT TO DRIVE Correct Answer

* WHEN YOU ARE ALONE All of the above.

* WHEN YOU ARE UNDER MEDICATION

Explanation

* ALL OF THE ABOVE Alcohol affects the nervous system anddampens the reflexes. Also, it inducesmetabolism of drugs.

76 A DRIVER ATTENDS A SOCIAL EVENT. WHATPRECAUTION SHOULD THE DRIVER TAKE?

* DRINK PLENTY OF COFFEE AFTER DRINKINGALCOHOL

Correct Answer

* AVOID BUSY ROADS AFTER DRINKING ALCOHOL Avoid drinking alcohol completely

* AVOID DRINKING ALCOHOL ON AN EMPTYSTOMACH

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* AVOID DRINKING ALCOHOL COMPLETELY To avoid the hazards of drunken driving,plan in advance. Take a taxi or a bus ormake some other arrangement. If you aregoing in a group, decide amongstyourselves, who would be driving, thedriver should consume soft drinks only.

77

WHAT DOES THE LAW REQUIRE WITH REGARDTO THE NEGOTIATING OF UNCONTROLLEDPEDESTRIAN CROSSING?

* SPEED UP BUT AVOID HITTING PEDESTRIANS WHOARE ALREADY ON THE PEDESTRIAN CROSSING

Correct Answer

* SLOW DOWN AND PROCEED Stop and give precedence to pedestrianswho are already on the pedestriancrossing.

* STOP AND GIVE PRECEDENCE TO PEDESTRIANSWHO ARE ALREADY ON THE PEDESTRIAN CROSSING

Explanation

* SPEED UP KEEPING IN MIND PEDESTRIANS WHO

ARE ALREADY ON THE PEDESTRIAN CROSSING

A pedestrian has the right of way at any

uncontrolled pedestrian crossing.

78 WHILE DRIVING A VEHICLE, IF YOU FIND ANANIMAL RUNNING ACROSS THE ROADSUDDENLY IN FRONT OF YOU,

* YOU SHOULD APPLY BRAKES IMMEDIATELY Correct Answer

* YOU SHOULD BLOW THE HORN AND OVERTAKE THEANIMAL FROM ANY SIDE YOU FIND CONVENIENT

You should check traffic from behind, slowdown or stop to enable the animal to cross.

* YOU SHOULD SPEED UP AND MOVE IN FRONT OFTHE ANIMAL

Explanation

* YOU SHOULD CHECK TRAFFIC FROM BEHIND, SLOW

DOWN OR STOP TO ENABLE THE ANIMAL TO CROSS

Animals on roads are a very common

feature. Over a period of time, animalsbecome used to the passing traffic and donot even react. Be observant of animalsand keep sufficient space while passing. Donot sound horn as animals may getfrightened.

79 YOU WISH TO OVERTAKE A LONG, SLOW-MOVING VEHICLE ON A BUSY ROAD WHERETRAFFIC IS MOVING IN BOTH DIRECTIONS. YOUSHOULD....

* FOLLOW IT CLOSELY AND KEEP MOVING OUT TOSEE THE ROAD AHEAD

Correct Answer

* FLASH YOUR HEADLIGHTS TO WARN TRAFFICCOMING FROM THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION TO STOP

Keep well behind until you see the roadahead is clear and then overtake.

* KEEP WELL BEHIND UNTIL YOU SEE THE ROADAHEAD IS CLEAR AND THEN OVERTAKE

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* NONE OF THE ABOVE Vehicles which are large, they need morespace, especially for manoeuvring andturning, and the drivers of such vehicle donot have enough vision of the vehiclesbehind and on their side. Be careful whiledriving alongside or overtaking these

vehicles. Do not try to overtake them atintersections. Keep sufficient followingdistance.

80 WHEN YOU ARE OVERTAKING A CYCLIST YOUSHOULD LEAVE AS MUCH ROOM AS YOU WOULDGIVE TO A CAR. WHY IS THIS?

* THE CYCLIST MIGHT SWERVE Correct Answer

* THE CYCLIST MIGHT CHANGE LANES The cyclist might swerve.

* THE CYCLIST MIGHT GET OFF THE BICYCLE Explanation

* THE CYCLIST MIGHT HAVE TO MAKE A RIGHT TURN If you intend to overtake a cyclist, look atthe road ahead. Check if the cyclist needsto change direction . When you have a safeplace to overtake, leave as much room asyou would for a car. Don't cut in sharply orpass too closely.

81 TO CORRECT A REAR-WHEEL SKID YOU SHOULD

* STEER INTO IT Correct Answer

* NOT STEER AT ALL. Steer into it.

* STEER AWAY FROM IT.

Explanation

* APPLY YOUR HANDBRAKE. In case your vehicle skids, remove yourfoot from brake & accelerator pedal & turnthe steering in the direction of skid. Dontbrake or accelerate suddenly ; this will onlymake the situation worse.

82 WHAT IS THE TIME TO TURN ON THE LIGHTS OFYOUR VEHICLE?

* BETWEEN SUNSET AND SUNRISE Correct Answer

* BETWEEN DUSK AND DAWN AND AT ANY OTHERTIME WHEN YOU CANNOT SEE AN OBJECT CLEARLYWITHIN 500 METERS

Between half an hour after sunset and uptohalf an hour before sunrise and at othertimes when you cannot see clearly.

* BETWEEN HALF AN HOUR AFTER SUNSET AND UPTOHALF AN HOUR BEFORE SUNRISE AND AT OTHERTIMES WHEN YOU CANNOT SEE CLEARLY

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* THERE IS NO SPECIFIED TIME The law requires that every vehicle driverwhile driving in public place must switch onthe headlights in the period between halfan hour after sunset (dark) and half anhour before sunrise (dawn) and at anyother time when there is not sufficient light

to see persons and vehicle on the roadclearly.

83 THE ONLY WAY TO PREVENT HYDROPLANING ISTO

* DRIVE AT A MODERATE SPEED AND SLOW DOWNWITHOUT BRAKING

Correct Answer

* PUMP YOUR BRAKES TO SLOW DOWN Drive at a moderate speed and slow downwithout braking.

* INCREASE SPEED SLIGHTLY TO TEST FOR BETTERTRACTION

Explanation

* STEER TOWARDS THE SHOULDER FOR BETTERTRACTION

To prevent hydroplaning, make sure yourtyres have proper tread and drive slowly ifthe road ahead of you has stationarylogged water.If you drive at a speed invery wet conditions your steering maysuddenly feel light. This means that thetyres have lifted off the surface and areskating on the surface of water. This isknown as hydroplaning.

84 WHEN DRIVING AT NIGHT OR IN BAD WEATHERCONDITIONS, YOU SHOULD DRIVE AT....

* TEN KILOMETRES BELOW THE POSTED SPEED LIMIT

Correct Answer

* REASONABLE SPEED FOR THE EXISTING TRAFFICCONDITIONS

A speed where you can stop within thedistance you can see clearly

* THE POSTED SPEED LIMIT Explanation

* A SPEED WHERE YOU CAN STOP WITHIN THEDISTANCE YOU CAN SEE CLEARLY

At night or in conditions of poor visibilityyou cant see people and objects aroundyou, as you can in daylight. You need to bemuch more alert. Speed should be keptlow at night to enable you to react andstop safely within the distance you canclearly see ahead.

85 WHAT SHOULD YOU DO WHEN YOU AREDAZZLED BY HEADLIGHTS OF OTHER VEHICLES

AT NIGHT?

* SLOW DOWN OR STOP, IF NECESSARY Correct Answer

* LOOK TO THE LEFT SIDE OF THE ROAD AND SLOWDOWN. KEEP HEADLIGHTS ON LOW BEAM

Look to the left side of the road and slowdown. Keep headlights on low beam

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* SPEED UP If an oncoming vehicle does not dip itslights., flash your high beam a couple oftimes towards the oncoming driver so as toinduce them to dip his high beam. Do notlook into the dazzling light but shift youreyes to the left hand kerb ahead.

86

A ROAD COVERED WITH WET LEAVES ISDANGEROUS BECAUSE OF

* REDUCED VISIBILITY Correct Answer

* REDUCED FRICTION Reduced friction

* INCREASED FRICTION Explanation

* INTERSECTING TRAFFIC Driving in condition like rain, fog, highwinds, snow and in deserts can be highlydangerous as the visibility could be poor .As friction decreases, the braking distancebecomes longer and your vehicle can skid.When road is covered with wet leaves, thefriction decreases. So you must slow downand keep more distance from the vehicleahead of you.

87 WHEN DRIVING IN FOG IN DAYLIGHT YOUSHOULD USE

* DIPPED HEADLIGHTS Correct Answer

* SIDELIGHTS Use dipped headlights.

* FULL BEAM HEADLIGHTS

Explanation

* NONE OF THE ABOVE Dontdrive in fog unless you really haveto. Use dipped headlights during daylight.If the visibility is below 100 m use foglights & higher intensity rear lights. Letother road users know that you are there.

88 IN WINDY CONDITIONS YOU NEED TO TAKEEXTRA CARE WHEN....

* PASSING PEDAL CYCLISTS Correct Answer

* USING THE BRAKES

Passing pedal cyclists.

* MAKING A HILL START Explanation

* TURNING INTO A NARROW ROAD You should give cyclists plenty of roomwhen overtaking. When its windy a suddengust could blow them off course.


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89 WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING TYPE OF GLASSESSHOULD NOT BE WORN WHEN DRIVING ATNIGHT?

* TINTED

Correct Answer

* ROUND Tinted

* BI-FOCAL

Explanation

* HALF-MOON If you are driving at night or in poorvisibility, tinted lenses will reduce theefficiency of your vision, by reducing theamount of available light reaching youreyes.

90 WHERE IS THE SAFEST PLACE TO PARK YOURVEHICLE AT NIGHT?

* ON A BUSY ROAD. Correct Answer

* IN A GARAGE. In a garage.

* IN A QUIET CAR PARK. Explanation

* IN A TUNNEL. If you have a garage use it.

91 A COVER NOTE IS A DOCUMENT ISSUED BEFOREYOU RECEIVE YOUR

* DRIVING LICENCE.

Correct Answer

* REGISTRATION DOCUMENT Insurance certificate.

* INSURANCE CERTIFICATE Explanation

* PUC CERTIFICATE Sometimes an insurance company issues atemporary insurance certificate calledcover note. It gives you the sameinsurance cover as your certificate, but willonly last for a limited period, usually onemonth.

92 WHEN YOU SMELL OR SEE FIRE IN YOURVEHICLE, WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?

* PULL TO THE SIDE OF THE ROAD IMMEDIATELY,TURN OFF THE ENGINE AND ALL ELECTRICALSWITCHES AND TRY TO SMOTHER BURNING WIRESWITH SAND OR HEAVY CLOTH.

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* PULL TO THE SIDE OF THE ROAD IMMEDIATELY,TURN OFF THE ENGINE AND ALL ELECTRICALSWITCHES AND SMOTHER BURNING WIRES BYPOURING WATER ON THEM.

Pull to the side of the road immediately,turn off the engine and all electricalswitches and try to smother burning wireswith sand or heavy cloth.

* DON'T DO ANYTHING BUT CALL THE FIRE BRIGADE. Explanation

* NONE OF THE ABOVE.

If you get a strong burning smell, it couldbe a prelude to the possibility of a fire.Switch off ignition, draw the vehicletowards the road off side. Put on thehazard lights, try to pull out the affectedwires with a thick cloth or plier. Try tothrow sand to put off the emergency fire.

93 YOUR VEHICLE HAS BROKEN DOWN ON AHIGHWAY. WHAT IS THE FIRST THING YOUSHOULD DO?

* WARN OTHER TRAFFIC. Correct Answer

* STOP THE FOLLOWING TRAFFIC AND ASK FORHELP.

Warn other traffic.

* ATTEMPT TO REPAIR YOUR VEHICLE QUICKLY. Explanation

* PLACE A WARNING TRIANGLE ON THE ROAD. Warn others before trying to repair thevehicle.

94 YOU SHOULD NOT DRIVE WITH YOUR FOOT ONTHE CLUTCH FOR LONGER THAN NECESSARYBECAUSE IT

* REDUCES CONTROL OVER THE VEHICLE AND WILLRESULT IN PREMATURE CLUTCH FAILURE

Correct Answer

* INCREASES WEAR OF THE GEARBOX

Reduces control over the vehicle and willresult in premature clutch failure

* DECREASES PETROL CONSUMPTION Explanation

* REDUCES THE GRIP OF THE TYRES Driving with your foot on the clutch forlonger then necessary is called clutchriding. This habit results in1. Loss of control on the vehicle.2. Decreases the life of clutch plate.3. Decreases fuel efficiency.4. Overheating of engine.

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