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1 T When involved in an accident where damage or injury is caused you must...?
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1 Rmove in to the left/ turn left/ stop on the leftFmove out to the right/ turn right&Danger/slow down/ stopFmove out to right/ turn right/slow down/ stopEmove in to the left/ turn left)turn left*turn right.go straight onEmove in to the left/ turn leftFmove out to the right/ turn right/slow down/ stop$stop$stop9go on if the way is clear$stopMstop line at traffic lights or police control:stop line at a 'Stop' signVgive way line to traffic from right at a roundaboutYgive way line to traffic from right at mini roundaboutKgive way line to traffic on a major roadqdiagonal stripes toseparate traffic streams liable to be a danger to eachotherbsolid double white lines that must notbe crossed or straddled|double white lines with overtaking allowed whilst the line nearest the driver is broken7a traffic lane line-a centre line7a hazard warning line1every working dayEevery working day and at other timesDperiods other than every working day,Box JunctionAWarni
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1 G1)drive if you are a learner (except HGV drivers). 2)exceed the speed limit. 3)stop on the carriageways. 4)reverse on the carriageways. 5)stop on the central reservation. 6)walk on the carriageway or central reservation (except in an emergency). 7)stop on the verges (except in an emergency).
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1 E 1)check that parking is allowed eg.NOT within the zig-zag lines of a zebra crossing. 2)stop as close as you can to the kerb or edge of the road. 3)put the handbrake on securely 4)switch off the engine. 5)lock up the doors and boot. **Avoid parking on the road at night if possible.
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1 ANational speed limit applies1Stop and give way7Sharp deviation to left8Sharp deviation to right/One-way traffic2With-flow bus lane4Contra-flow bus lane.One-way streetBPriority over oncoming vehicles/No through road+Cross roads*Roundabout2Staggered junction*T junction-Bend to right,Bend to left)Side road9Double bend,first to left:Double bend,first to right-Slippery road5Two-way traffic aheadFTwo-way traffic crosses one-way road8Traffic merges from left9Traffic merges from rightEChange to opposite carriageway*Road worksALevel crossing with barrierALevel crossing without barrier5Road narrows on right4Road narrows on left&School3Worded warning sign/Loose chippings:Road narrows on both sides+Hump bridge5Dual carriageway ends+Uneven road/Steep hill - up3Pedestrian crossing1Steep hill - down3Low-flying aircraft7Falling or fallen rocks6Height limit (warning)8Overhead electric cables&Danger&Cattle/Horses crossing,Wild animals+Wild horses.Opening bridge6Quayside or river bankLAvailable widt
1 @ When parking your car by the side of the road you should...?
1 @ When driving or cycling towards a zebra crossing you should...?
1 ? Motor assisted pedal cyclists and motorcyclists must NOT...?
1 = 1)take your feet off the pedals 2)ride close to another vehicle 3)carry a passenger, unless your bicycle has been built to do so. 4)hold on to another cyclist or a vehicle. 5)carry anything that might upset your balance or get caught up in the wheels or the chain.
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1 ;"This section is meant to test your knowledge of the highway code. Remember that each question has several answers."
1 ;"The questions are not meant to be scored, just used as a helpful way of learning and of practising remembering information."
1 ;"That was the last";
1 ;"Test - 10 questions are given so that answers may be written.Then each question is shown again with its answers."
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1 ;"Quiz - Each question is followed by its answer."
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1 ;"HIGHWAY CODE QUIZ";
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1 ;"ENTER the 10 index numbers for the road signs you wish to test."''"Corrections may be made to your list by ENTERing C
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1 ;"Describe the sign which means-":
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1 9This driver is signallinguWhen stationary at a junction this signal to a person controlling traffic meansKThis cyclist(seen from behind)is signalling1This signal means8This road marking is theVThese markings in the centre of the road represent[This road marking indicates parking restrictions during6This road marking is aHWhich of these drivers is signallingfWhen stationary at a junction which of these drivers is signallingXWhich of these cyclists (seen from behind) is signallingrWhich signal comes after this one in the traffic light sequenceDWhich of these road markings is theeWhich of these markings in the centre of the road representoWhich of these markings by the kerbmeans parking restrictions duringIWhich of these markings indicates a'm&
1 8 When driving always overtake on the right except...?
1 7 When parked, before driving off you should...?
1 7 The first person to arrive at an accident should...?
1 6 When driving in a one-way street you should...?
1 4 What are the three main speed limit restrictions?
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1 1 When driving, overtaking is forbidden if...?
1 1 When driving on a motorway you must NOT...?
1 0 When driving you should NOT overtake if...?
1 0 1)keep a look out for people waiting to cross and be ready to slow down or stop to let them cross. 2)leave the crossing clear when caught in a slow moving queue of traffic. 3)NOT overtake, especially within the zig-zag lines.
1 / You should NOT drive your vehicle if...?
1 / When riding a bicycle you should NOT...?
1 / When reversing a vehicle you should...?
1 . 1)take more than one passenger on a two-wheeled cycle ie. without sidecar. (A passenger must sit on a proper seat behind the driver and use foot rests). 2)park in a parking meter zone unless parking at a meter is allowed or if there is a proper motorcycle park.
1 - 1)you cannot see far enough in front to be sure it is safe eg. at or approaching bends, brows of hills and hump- backed bridges. 2)you might interfere with other road users eg. approaching pedestrian crossings, road junctions and level crossings. 3)you might cause another driver to swerve or slow down **
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1 + 1)Find a safe place to cross the road, then stop. 2)Stand on the pavement near the kerb. 3)Look all round for traffic and listen. 4)If traffic is coming, let it pass. Look all round again. 5)When there is no traffic near walk straight across the road 6)Keep looking and listening for traffic while you cross.
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1 (1)warn other traffic - using hazard warning lights, red triangle or any other means possible. 2)remove fire hazards eg. put out cigarettes, ask drivers to switch off their car engines. 3)arrange for the police and ambulance services to be alerted immediately. 4)ONLY move injured people away from any further immediate danger. 5)get any UNinjured people out of vehicles & to a safe place.6)wait until the emergency services get to the scene.
1 ( 1)STOP. 2)tell your address and vehicle registration number to anyone involved who reasonably needs them(also the vehicle owner's name and address if it is not your own). 3)If you do not do 2) then report the accident to the police as soon as you can,but definitely not later than 24 hours afterwards. 4)If someone is injured and you cannot show your insurance certificate then report to the police as in 3) and show it to them within 5 days.
1 &1)make sure that nobody, especially a small child, is behind you. Also that there are no obstructions in the road. 2)remember that all vehicles have 'blind spots' causing areas that cannot be seen by the driver. 3)get someone to guide you if you cannot see clearly the road behind. 4)NEVER reverse into a main road from a side street._`_/Z
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1 $ 1)there are pedestrians about. 2)passing a stationary bus, milk float,ice-cream van etc. 3)near schools, playgrounds and parks. 4)approaching pedestrian crossings. **Remember that flashing amber signals warn of school crossing patrols.
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1 " 1)there are special wider places for passing. When these are on your side pull in to allow oncoming traffic to get by, and also for vehicles behind to overtake you when necessary. 2)on hills always give way to traffic coming up if you can. 3)Do NOT park in the special passing places!
1 ! 1)30mph in built-up areas. 2)70mph on motorways and dual carriageways. 3)60mph on other roads, unless road signs indicate a lower limit.
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1 What are the shortest stopping distances (in feet) for a good car and driver on a dry road? 1)30mph? 2)50mph? 3)70mph?
1 On single track roads (ie. so narrow that only one vehicle can move at a time) you should remember...?
1 1)you would have to cross or straddle double white lines with an unbroken line nearest to you. 2)you are within the zig-zag lines approaching a zebra crossing. 3)you have passed a "No overtaking" sign and have not reached the end of the restriction.
1 1)you are too tired or sleepy. 2)you have been drinking alcohol. 3)you are under the influence of drugs (consult your doctor if in doubt about medication) 4)you are not wearing glasses needed to meet the official eyesight standard. 5)visibility is poor and you are wearing sunglasses or similar vision aids.
1 1)when the driver ahead of you has signalled that he intends to turn right and you can overtake him on the left without interfering with other vehicles (or going into a bus lane when restrictions are in force. 2)if you want to turn left at a junction. 3)in one-way streets where passing is allowed on both sides(NOT dual carriageways). 4)in a slow moving traffic queue with an even slower moving lane to your right.
1 1)slow down. 2)keep a safe distance behind any vehicle in front of you. 3)keep a check on your speed. It is easy to go faster than you think! 4)remember that a heavy vehicle may take longer to stop than a vehicle it is following. 5)obey warning signals. 6)use your headlamps/foglamps and rear lamps. 7)keep your lights, reflectors and windows clean. 8)allow more time to get to your destination.
1 1)always use your mirror. 2)look round for a final check 3)signal if necessary. 4)NOT start until you can do so safely without making other road users change speed or direction.
1 1)NEVER change lanes suddenly. 2)choose the correct lane eg. left-hand lane if going left or, as indicated by any road markings). 3)remember that other vehicles are allowed to pass you on both sides.
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