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Junctions & Right of Way — BTT Practice Questions

Q: When turning,

Keep a distance of at least 1 metre from the kerb.. Watch the inside rear wheel when turning: it follows a tighter path than the front wheel. Leave sufficient kerb clearance so it does not mount or strike the kerb.

Q: The Keep-Left Rule always applies when driving along two-way streets unless

You intend to overtake.. Keep left on a two-way road as normal lane discipline. Move right only for a valid manoeuvre such as overtaking, then return left when it is safe.

Q: On one-way street (not dual-carriageways) where vehicles may pass on either side, you ______

May overtake on the left.. On a one-way street where traffic may lawfully pass on either side, overtaking on the left can be permitted. It is still only safe when there is enough space and no conflict with other road users.

Q: When turning, which wheel tends to pull closer to the kerb?

The rear nearside wheel.. The rear nearside wheel follows a tighter path than the front wheel during a turn. Check it and allow extra room whenever turning near a kerb, cyclist or obstacle.

Q: When approaching a roundabout, you should

Slow down and give way to traffic on your right.. Approach a roundabout at a reduced speed and give way to traffic already circulating from the right before entering.

Q: When turning right into a two-way street, you should :

Turn into the lane just left of the center line.. When turning right into a two-way road, enter the lane just left of the centre line, keeping on the correct side for your direction of travel.

Q: At a roundabout, traffic coming from which direction takes priority over you?

From your right.. At a roundabout, give way to traffic approaching or circulating from your right before entering.

Q: When going straight across a junction,

Give way to traffic going straight from the right. At an uncontrolled junction, observe and give way to traffic with priority from the right before proceeding straight.

Q: When approaching a roundabout, you should ______

Slow down and give way to traffic on your right.. Slow down and yield to circulating traffic from the right before entering a roundabout.

Junctions, roundabouts, turning, filtering, the keep-left rule, and who has priority.

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Keep Left & Lane Discipline 4 min read Overtaking, Turning, and U-Turns 4 min read Speed Limits & Give-Way Rules 4 min read Roundabouts & Expressway Rules 4 min read Yellow Boxes, Stopping, and Parking 4 min read Seat Belts, Lights, Alcohol, and Mobile Devices 5 min read Junction Basics 4 min read Turning Left 4 min read Turning Right 4 min read Crossroads And Priority 4 min read Roundabouts 4 min read

Junctions & Right of Way questions

When turning,

Keep as close to the kerb as possible.

Keep a distance of at least 0.5 metres from the kerb.

Keep a distance of at least 1 metre from the kerb. Correct answer

Watch the inside rear wheel when turning: it follows a tighter path than the front wheel. Leave sufficient kerb clearance so it does not mount or strike the kerb.

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The Keep-Left Rule always applies when driving along two-way streets unless

You intend to overtake. Correct answer

An accident occurs on the right.

You are on the right lane.

Keep left on a two-way road as normal lane discipline. Move right only for a valid manoeuvre such as overtaking, then return left when it is safe.

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On one-way street (not dual-carriageways) where vehicles may pass on either side, you ______

Can not overtake.

May overtake on the left. Correct answer

Must always overtake on the right.

On a one-way street where traffic may lawfully pass on either side, overtaking on the left can be permitted. It is still only safe when there is enough space and no conflict with other road users.

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When turning, which wheel tends to pull closer to the kerb?

The front outer side wheel.

The front nearside wheel.

The rear nearside wheel. Correct answer

The rear nearside wheel follows a tighter path than the front wheel during a turn. Check it and allow extra room whenever turning near a kerb, cyclist or obstacle.

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At a junction your passenger says it is safe to proceed. You should:

Sound horn as a precaution and proceed.

Check and only proceed when the situation of traffic is safe to do so. Correct answer

Proceed quickly.

The driver is responsible for the final safety check at a junction. Do not rely on a passenger’s view; observe the traffic yourself and proceed only when the way is clear.

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When approaching a roundabout, you should

Always stop before proceeding.

Slow down and give way to traffic on your right. Correct answer

Speed up so as not to cause any obstruction.

Approach a roundabout at a reduced speed and give way to traffic already circulating from the right before entering.

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When turning right into a two-way street, you should :

Turn into the most left lane.

Turn into the lane just right of the center line.

Turn into the lane just left of the center line. Correct answer

When turning right into a two-way road, enter the lane just left of the centre line, keeping on the correct side for your direction of travel.

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At a roundabout, traffic coming from which direction takes priority over you?

From your right. Correct answer

From your left.

From the opposite direction.

At a roundabout, give way to traffic approaching or circulating from your right before entering.

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When going straight across a junction,

Give way to traffic turning right.

Give way to traffic going straight from the right Correct answer

Give way to traffic turning left.

At an uncontrolled junction, observe and give way to traffic with priority from the right before proceeding straight.

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When approaching a roundabout, you should ______

Slow down and give way to traffic on your right. Correct answer

Always stop before proceeding.

Speed up so as not to cause any obstruction.

Slow down and yield to circulating traffic from the right before entering a roundabout.

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At an uncontrolled junction without "Give Way" and "Stop" sign, if you are turning left, you must:

Give way to traffic turning right from the opppsite direction.

Give way to traffic going straight from the right. Correct answer

Give way to traffic making U-turn from the left.

At an uncontrolled junction, a turning driver must give way to traffic proceeding straight from the right.

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Which of the following statement is incorrect?

On a two-way street, keep left.

On an one-way street, always position your vehicle to the left. Correct answer

On a dual-carriageway, do not hog the middle of the road.

On a one-way street, choose a lane appropriate for the traffic and intended manoeuvre; keeping left is not an absolute rule in every circumstance.

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