Quick Test #1

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25 Question Test #1

Explanation

Always check the label of any medication container. The contents might affect your driving. If you aren’t sure, ask your doctor or pharmacist.

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Your doctor has given you a course of medicine. Why should you ask how it will affect you?

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Explanation

Your vehicle will use less fuel if you avoid heavy acceleration. The higher the engine revs, the more fuel you will use. Using the same gear, a vehicle travelling at 70mph will use up to 30% more fuel to cover the same distance, than at 50mph. However, don’t travel so slowly that you inconvenience or endanger other road users.

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Driving at 70 mph uses more fuel than driving at 50 mph by up to

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Explanation

Your tyres are your only contact with the road. To prevent problems with braking and steering keep your tyres free from defects; they must have sufficient tread depth and be correctly inflated. Correct tyre pressures help reduce the risk of skidding and provide a safer and more comfortable drive or ride.

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What’s badly affected if the tyres are under-inflated?

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Too much oil in the engine will create excess pressure and could damage engine seals and cause oil leaks. Any excess oil should be drained off.

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You have too much oil in your engine. What could this cause?

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Explanation

It is an offence to have your fog lights on in conditions other than seriously reduced visibility, ie. less than 100 metres (328 feet).

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While you are driving in fog, it becomes necessary to use front fog lights. You should

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Explanation

Don’t turn round in a busy street or reverse from a side road into a main road. Find a quiet side road and choose a place where you won’t obstruct an entrance or exit. Look out for pedestrians and cyclists as well as other traffic.

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You are on a busy main road and find that you are travelling in the wrong direction. What should you do?

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Explanation

Don’t forget to put your seat belt back on when you’ve finished reversing.

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You may remove your seat belt when carrying out a manoeuvre that involves

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Explanation

Travelling at the national speed limit doesn’t allow you to hog the right-hand lane. Always use the left-hand lane whenever possible. When leaving a motorway get into the left-hand lane well before your exit. Reduce your speed on the slip road and look out for sharp bends or curves and traffic queuing at roundabouts.

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What is the national speed limit on motorways for cars and motorcycles?

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Explanation

As well as being at least 21 years old you must hold a full EC/EEA driving licence for the category of vehicle being driven and have held that licence for at least three years.

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How old must you be to supervise a learner driver?

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Explanation

The aim of the Pass Plus course is to build up your skills and experience. It is recognised by some insurance companies, who reward people completing the scheme with cheaper insurance premiums.

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Which of the following may reduce the cost of your insurance?

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Explanation

Newly qualified, and particularly young drivers, are more vulnerable in the first year after passing the test. Inexperience plays a part in this but it’s essential to have the correct attitude. Be responsible and always show courtesy and consideration to other road users.

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Young, inexperienced and newly qualified drivers can often be involved in crashes. This is due to

Explanation

A toucan crossing is designed to allow pedestrians and cyclists to cross at the same time. Look out for cyclists approaching the crossing at speed.

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At which type of crossing are cyclists allowed to ride across with pedestrians?

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Explanation

There are a number of things you can do to help, even without expert training. Be aware of further danger from other traffic and fire; make sure the area is safe. People may be in shock. Don’t give them anything to eat or drink. Keep them warm and comfortable and reassure them. Don’t move injured people unless there is a risk of further danger.

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You've stopped at an incident to give help. What should you do?

Explanation

Try to stay calm, especially if you have passengers on board. If you can’t restart your engine before the warning bells ring, leave the vehicle and get yourself and any passengers well clear of the crossing.

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You have stalled in the middle of a level crossing and cannot restart the engine. The warning bell starts to ring. You should

Explanation

At the scene of an incident, always be aware of danger from further collisions or fire. The first priority when dealing with an unconscious person is to ensure they're breathing normally. If they’re having difficulty breathing, follow the DR ABC code.

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You arrive at an incident. There's no danger from fire or further collisions. What's your first priority when attending to an unconscious motorcyclist?

Explanation

You must show consideration to other road users. The reactions of older drivers may be slower and they might need more time to deal with a situation. Be tolerant and don’t lose patience or show your annoyance.

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You are following a car driven by an elderly driver. You should

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Explanation

Any load will have an effect on the handlingn of your vehicle and this becomes worse as you increase the load. Any change in the centre of gravity or weight the vehicle is carrying will affect its braking and handling on bends.

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Overloading your vehicle can seriously affect the

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Explanation

There are times where road markings can be obscured by queuing traffic, or you might be unsure which lane you need to be in. If you realise that you’re in the wrong lane, don’t cut across lanes or bully other drivers to let you in. Follow the lane you’re in and find somewhere safe to turn around if you need to.

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You are approaching a busy junction. There are several lanes with road markings. At the last moment you realise that you are in the wrong lane. You should

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Explanation

A motorcycle can be lost from sight behind another vehicle. The use of the headlight helps to make it more conspicuous and therefore more easily seen.

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In daylight, an approaching motorcyclist is using a dipped headlight. Why?

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Explanation

Try to plan your journey so that you can take rest stops. It’s recommended that you take a break of at least 15 minutes after every two hours of driving or riding. This should help to maintain your concentration.

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You are planning a long journey. Do you need to plan rest stops?

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Explanation

You may have to pull forward slowly until you can see up and down the road. Be aware that the traffic approaching the junction can’t see you either. If you don’t know that it’s clear, don’t go.

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Why must you take extra care when turning right at the junction?

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You are driving in heavy rain. Your steering suddenly becomes very light. You should

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Explanation

This sign indicates that vehicles transporting explosives are prohibited from travel along the roadway behind it.

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What does this sign mean?

Explanation

There is a swing bridge or one that can open for boats at a river crossing ahead. Category: Warning signs.

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What is the meaning of this sign?

Explanation

This sign is found at the entrance to a road that can only be used for access.

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Which sign means ''no through road''?

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