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Sharing the Road — RTT Practice Questions

Q: While riding, you hear siren of an ambulance:

you must move to the left or right.. Make safe space for an approaching emergency vehicle.

Q: When you hear the siren of an emergency vehicle, you should

B)Pull over to the left or right side of the road.. Make safe space for an emergency vehicle by pulling aside.

Q: When you hear the siren of an emergency vehicle but are not sure where it is coming from, you should

B) move to the side and stop if necessary.. Move aside cautiously when an emergency siren is heard but not located.

Q: You should give way to emergency vehicles approaching from behind by

B) moving to the side.. Give way to a vehicle approaching from behind by moving aside safely.

Q: When an emergency vehicle behind you sounds its siren, you should

B) pull to the side and stop if necessary.. Pull aside, and stop if needed, for an emergency vehicle behind you.

Q: At road junctions which of the following are most vulnerable ?

A) Cyclist, pedestrians and motorcyclists. Look especially carefully for vulnerable road users at junctions.

Q: If a fire engine behind you sounds the siren, you should

B) Move to the side, slow down or stop if necessary. Make space for a fire engine with a safe, controlled move aside.

Q: In daylight, an approaching motorcyclist is using a dipped headlight. Why?

B) So that the rider can be seen more easily. A dipped headlight in daytime improves motorcycle conspicuity.

Q: Motorcyclists should wear bright clothing mainly because

C) Drivers often do not see them. Bright clothing helps make motorcyclists visible to other drivers.

Q: On a one way street, you hear the siren of an emergency vehicle behind you, you should

B) Give way by moving to the left or right. On a one-way street, move to either safe side to give way.

Pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, heavy vehicles, and emergency vehicles.

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The Vehicle In Front And The Oncoming Vehicle 4 min read Traffic Jams, Stationary Vehicles, And Obstacles 4 min read Pedestrians 4 min read Cyclists And Motorcyclists 4 min read Emergency And Large Vehicles 4 min read

Sharing the Road questions

While riding, you hear siren of an ambulance:

you must stop immediately to give way.

you must move to the left or right. Correct answer

horn the front vehicle and move faster to avoid obstructing the emergency vehicle

Make safe space for an approaching emergency vehicle.

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When you hear the siren of an emergency vehicle, you should

A) Stop immediately where you are in order to make way.

B)Pull over to the left or right side of the road. Correct answer

C) Sound your horn to warn the front vehicles to speed up.

Make safe space for an emergency vehicle by pulling aside.

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When you hear the siren of an emergency vehicle but are not sure where it is coming from, you should

A) continue to drive at the same speed.

B) move to the side and stop if necessary. Correct answer

C) drive faster so as not to obstruct the emergency vehicle.

Move aside cautiously when an emergency siren is heard but not located.

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You should give way to emergency vehicles approaching from behind by

A) slowing down.

B) moving to the side. Correct answer

C) driving faster.

Give way to a vehicle approaching from behind by moving aside safely.

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When an emergency vehicle behind you sounds its siren, you should

A) slow down quickly.

B) pull to the side and stop if necessary. Correct answer

C) increase your speed.

Pull aside, and stop if needed, for an emergency vehicle behind you.

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At road junctions which of the following are most vulnerable ?

A) Cyclist, pedestrians and motorcyclists Correct answer

B) Car drivers

C) Lorry drivers

Look especially carefully for vulnerable road users at junctions.

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If a fire engine behind you sounds the siren, you should

A) Continue at normal speed

B) Move to the side, slow down or stop if necessary Correct answer

C) Increase your speed and move to the side

Make space for a fire engine with a safe, controlled move aside.

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In daylight, an approaching motorcyclist is using a dipped headlight. Why?

A) To improve the rider's vision

B) So that the rider can be seen more easily Correct answer

C) The rider is inviting you to proceed

A dipped headlight in daytime improves motorcycle conspicuity.

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Motorcyclists should wear bright clothing mainly because

A) They must do so by law

B) It helps keep them cool

C) Drivers often do not see them Correct answer

Bright clothing helps make motorcyclists visible to other drivers.

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On a one way street, you hear the siren of an emergency vehicle behind you, you should

A) Give way by moving to the left only

B) Give way by moving to the left or right Correct answer

C) Stop immediately

On a one-way street, move to either safe side to give way.

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The THREE major types of hazards are

A) Pedestrian, children and the elderly

B) Intersection, roundabout and hill crests

C) Physical features, road users, roads and weather conditions. Correct answer

Scan for physical features, road users and road/weather conditions.

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There is a slow moving motorcyclist ahead of you. You are not sure what the rider is going to do, you should-

A) Pass on the left.

B) Pass on the right.

C) Stay behind. Correct answer

Stay behind when a motorcyclist’s intentions are uncertain.

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