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Q: Most accident can be prevented if road users

Are able to anticipate and react appropriately to hazards.. Defensive driving means looking ahead, anticipating hazards and reacting appropriately before a conflict develops.

Q: We should dip our headlights at night

So as not to dazzle other oncoming drivers. Dip high beam for oncoming traffic or when following another vehicle so their vision is not impaired.

Q: When negotiating a gradual bend, you should position your vehicle:

In the centre of the lane. On a gradual bend, stay centred in your lane and do not cut across lane markings or drift toward other traffic.

Q: When approaching a bend, you should

Look far ahead. Look well ahead into a bend to read its direction, hazards and exit before entering it.

Q: When making a left turn into a narrow course, you should position your vehicle:

More towards the right.. For a narrow left turn, take a safe initial position slightly to the right within your lane to give the rear wheel more turning room.

Q: You should not drive with the interior lights on

Because it reduces your external visibility. Do not drive with interior lights on at night because reflections and reduced dark adaptation make the road outside harder to see.

Q: Outdriving your normal headlight range means

Your stopping distance is longer than the range you can see. At night, drive slowly enough to stop within the illuminated distance ahead.

Q: How many blind spot you can not view from your mirror?

Two. There is a blind spot on each side of the vehicle that mirrors cannot cover, so check both shoulders.

Hazard awareness, blind spots, night and wet-weather driving, and defensive habits.

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Safe & Defensive Driving questions

Most accident can be prevented if road users

Always insist on the right-of-way.

Always drive slowly.

Are able to anticipate and react appropriately to hazards. Correct answer

Defensive driving means looking ahead, anticipating hazards and reacting appropriately before a conflict develops.

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We should dip our headlights at night

So as to alert other drivers

So as to have less fuel consumption

So as not to dazzle other oncoming drivers Correct answer

Dip high beam for oncoming traffic or when following another vehicle so their vision is not impaired.

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When negotiating a gradual bend, you should position your vehicle:

Closer to the direction of the bend

Slightly to the right if it is a right bend

In the centre of the lane Correct answer

On a gradual bend, stay centred in your lane and do not cut across lane markings or drift toward other traffic.

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When approaching a bend, you should

Look far ahead Correct answer

Look behind

Look at the side mirror

Look well ahead into a bend to read its direction, hazards and exit before entering it.

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When making a left turn into a narrow course, you should position your vehicle:

More towards the right. Correct answer

More towards the left.

Towards the center.

For a narrow left turn, take a safe initial position slightly to the right within your lane to give the rear wheel more turning room.

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You should not drive with the interior lights on

Because it reduces your external visibility Correct answer

Because it distracts the drivers of oncoming vehicles

Because it reduces your concentration

Do not drive with interior lights on at night because reflections and reduced dark adaptation make the road outside harder to see.

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Outdriving your normal headlight range means

Your stopping distance is shorter than the range you can see

Your stopping distance is same as the range you can see

Your stopping distance is longer than the range you can see Correct answer

At night, drive slowly enough to stop within the illuminated distance ahead.

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When should the headlights been switched to low beam?

At night when visibility is poor.

At night when there is no oncoming vehicles.

At night when travelling in built up areas or facing oncoming vehicles. Correct answer

Use low beam in built-up areas and whenever high beam could dazzle oncoming or preceding traffic.

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During mid-night driving, which of the following statement is correct

Must always follow the lane discipline & Traffic regulations even at mid night Correct answer

You can travel in any lane as there is few vehicles

No prescribed speed limit to travel as the road is free

Road rules, lane discipline and speed limits apply at night just as they do in daytime.

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How many blind spot you can not view from your mirror?

One

Two Correct answer

Four

There is a blind spot on each side of the vehicle that mirrors cannot cover, so check both shoulders.

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After driving through a bend, you should

Pick up your speed quickly Correct answer

Horn other vehicles

Maintain steady speed

After clearing a bend, accelerate smoothly when the road ahead is visible and clear; do not remain unnecessarily slow.

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Which is the correct sequence of steps to take when changing lane?

Signal, check the mirrors, check the blind spots

Check the mirrors, signal, check the blind spots Correct answer

Check the blind spots, signal, check the mirrors

For a lane change, assess mirrors, signal your intention, then check the blind spot immediately before moving.

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