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Junctions & Right of Way — RTT Practice Questions

Q: Under what circumstances can you not follow the 'keep left rule' ?

B) When your path is obstructed. Move from the left only when necessary, such as to avoid an obstruction.

Q: You are riding on a one-way street and intend to turn right, you should position your motorcycle

A) in the right hand lane. Position in the right-hand lane before turning right on a one-way street.

Q: You may wait in a yellow box junction when

C) On coming traffic is preventing you from turning right.. Enter a yellow box only when turning right and oncoming traffic prevents completion.

Q: When following a learner driver who stalls at a junction, you should

A) be patient as you expect them to make mistakes. Give learner drivers patience and room to recover from mistakes.

Q: You are following learners who stalls at a junction. You should

B) Be patient as you expect them to make mistakes. Be patient when a learner stalls at a junction.

Q: When approaching a roundabout, you

C) Have to slow down to give way to traffic on the right.. Slow down and give way to traffic from the right at a roundabout.

Q: Before you make a U-turn on the road, you should check your blind spot by

B) Looking over your shoulder. Shoulder-check before a U-turn.

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

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Handbook lessons on Junctions & Right of Way

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

To maintain good lane discipline, you should

A) form up correctly into the intended lane before reaching the junction Correct answer

B) drive between lanes so that you can switch lane easily

C) follow closely to the vehicle in front

Choose the correct lane early before a junction.

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Under what circumstances can you not follow the 'keep left rule' ?

A) When riding at the permitted maximum speed

B) When your path is obstructed Correct answer

C)When there is no oncoming traffic

Move from the left only when necessary, such as to avoid an obstruction.

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When the amber light flashes continuously and there is a policeman standing in the middle of the junction, you should

A) Proceed on as the light is going to change

B) Proceed on and give way to traffic on the right only

C) Be cautious and follow the direction given by the policeman Correct answer

Follow a traffic officer’s directions at a controlled junction.

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You are riding on a one-way street and intend to turn right, you should position your motorcycle

A) in the right hand lane Correct answer

B) just left of the center of the road

C) in any lane depending on the traffic conditions

Position in the right-hand lane before turning right on a one-way street.

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You may wait in a yellow box junction when

A) You are in a queue of vehicles that are turning left.

B) you are in a queue of traffic to go ahead.

C) On coming traffic is preventing you from turning right. Correct answer

Enter a yellow box only when turning right and oncoming traffic prevents completion.

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When following a learner driver who stalls at a junction, you should

A) be patient as you expect them to make mistakes Correct answer

B) sound your horn to warn him of your presence

C) overtake him as soon as possible

Give learner drivers patience and room to recover from mistakes.

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You are following learners who stalls at a junction. You should

A) Stay very close behind and flash your headlights

B) Be patient as you expect them to make mistakes Correct answer

C) Immediately overtake them

Be patient when a learner stalls at a junction.

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Before reaching a junction, you should;

A) Form up into the correct lane which you intend to travel. Correct answer

B) Sound your horn to caution other road users.

C) Speed up so as not to cause a traffic jam.

Move into the correct lane early before a junction.

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When approaching a roundabout, you

A) Need not have to give way as you have the right of way.

B) Need not slow down when there is no traffic on the right.

C) Have to slow down to give way to traffic on the right. Correct answer

Slow down and give way to traffic from the right at a roundabout.

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Before you make a U-turn on the road, you should check your blind spot by

A) Looking at the rear view mirror

B) Looking over your shoulder Correct answer

C) Looking at the side mirrors

Shoulder-check before a U-turn.

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If you turn too early when steering around a corner, you risk

A) Striking the kerb when turning left. Correct answer

B) Swinging wide on left turns.

C) Overshooting right turns.

Time a left turn correctly to avoid cutting into the kerb.

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When passing minor roads joining from the left and right, you should

A) speed up

B) drive at normal speed

C) ease off the accelerator Correct answer

Ease off the accelerator when passing minor-road junctions.

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