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Emergencies & Breakdowns — RTT Practice Questions

Q: If you are involved in an accident and someone is injured, you should;

B) Not move the vehicles involved until the Police arrive.. Preserve the accident scene when someone is injured, unless safety requires otherwise.

Q: When you are involved in an accident, you should

A) Stop your vehicle.. Stop whenever involved in an accident.

Q: In order to avoid an accident with the vehicle in front while driving under normal conditions you should use the

A) Two-second rule. Use the two-second rule in normal conditions.

Q: One of the reasons for you to have an accident with the vehicle you are following is that you

A) follow too closely to the vehicle in front. Avoid following too closely.

Q: Braking too hard had caused both wheels of your motorcycle to skid, you should

C) release both brakes together then reapply them. Release locked brakes, then reapply them progressively.

Q: Head-on collisions can actually happen at

A) any place. Stay alert for opposing traffic everywhere.

Q: If your motorcycle front tyre punctures, you should

A) stop and push the motorcycle to the side of the road.. Stop safely and push the motorcycle aside after a front-tyre puncture.

Q: Skidding is due to

C) both answers above. Avoid bald tyres and sudden braking or fast cornering to prevent skids.

Q: What can cause your tyres to skid and lose their grip on the road surface ?

A) Heavy braking. Avoid heavy braking that locks tyres and causes skids.

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Emergencies & Breakdowns questions

If you are involved in an accident and someone is injured, you should;

A) Move your vehicle to the side to avoid causing obstruction.

B) Not move the vehicles involved until the Police arrive. Correct answer

C) Firstly, inform your insurance company.

Preserve the accident scene when someone is injured, unless safety requires otherwise.

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In an accident where no one is injured, you should;

A) Leave your vehicles at the scene, while you settle with the other party.

B) Leave your vehicle at the scene and wait for the Police to arrive.

C) Move your vehicles to the side of the road so as not to cause obstruction. Correct answer

Move vehicles safely aside after a non-injury accident to avoid obstructing traffic.

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When you are involved in an accident, you should

A) Stop your vehicle. Correct answer

B) Stop only when there is injury.

C) Not stop when there is no injury.

Stop whenever involved in an accident.

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In order to avoid an accident with the vehicle in front while driving under normal conditions you should use the

A) Two-second rule Correct answer

B) Four-second rule

C) Two metre rule

Use the two-second rule in normal conditions.

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One of the reasons for you to have an accident with the vehicle you are following is that you

A) follow too closely to the vehicle in front Correct answer

B) follow the vehicle in front with too wide a gap

C) suddenly slow down and stop

Avoid following too closely.

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Braking too hard had caused both wheels of your motorcycle to skid, you should

A) steer the motorcycle against the direction of skid

B) not attempt to steer the motorcycle

C) release both brakes together then reapply them Correct answer

Release locked brakes, then reapply them progressively.

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Head-on collisions can actually happen at

A) any place Correct answer

B) straight road only

C) junctions and on bends only

Stay alert for opposing traffic everywhere.

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If your motorcycle front tyre punctures, you should

A) stop and push the motorcycle to the side of the road. Correct answer

B) steer in the direction of the pull.

C) steer in the opposite direction of the pull.

Stop safely and push the motorcycle aside after a front-tyre puncture.

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Skidding is due to

A) sudden braking or cornering too fast

B) bald tyres

C) both answers above Correct answer

Avoid bald tyres and sudden braking or fast cornering to prevent skids.

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What can cause your tyres to skid and lose their grip on the road surface ?

A) Heavy braking Correct answer

B) Looking over your shoulder

C) Giving hand signals

Avoid heavy braking that locks tyres and causes skids.

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When a tyre punctures, the motorcycle will

A) sways from side to side Correct answer

B) Stall

C) Stopped suddenly

A puncture can cause the motorcycle to sway from side to side.

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