Kresz II.

• English
• Special Education

Using a mobile phone while you
are driving

1. Will reduce your field of vision
2. Will affect your vehicle
3. Is acceptable in a vehicle with power steering
4. Could distract your attention from the road

You are driving along a narrow
country road. When passing a
cyclist you should drive

1. Quickly leaving plenty of room
2. Quickly sounding the horn as you pass
3. Slowly leaving plenty of room
4. Slowly sounding the horn as you pass

To answer your mobile phone
when driving you should:

1. Reduce your speed wherever you are
2. Slow down and allow others to overtake
3. Stop in a proper and convenient place
4. Keep the call time to a minimum

Why should you be parked before
using a mobile phone?

1. Because the reception is better when stopped
2. Because the car electrics will be affected
3. So that the control of your vehicle is not affected
4. So that a proper conversation can be held

You are driving in the dark and are
dazzled by the headlights of an
oncoming car.You should

1. Pull down the sun visor
2. Close your eyes
3. Slow down or stop
4. Flash your headlights

You are driving at dusk. Your lights
should be switched on

1. So that others can see you
2. Only when others have done so
3. Only when street lights are lit
4. Even when street lights are lit

To overtake safely which one of
the following applies?

1. Get in close behind before moving out
2. Check the speed and position of following traffic
3. Cut back in sharply when you have passed the vehicle
4. Steer round the vehicle sharply

A pelican crossing that crosses the
road in a STRAIGHT line and has a
central traffic island MUST be
treated as:

1. Two separate crossings
2. Two crossings during darkness
3. One crossing in daylight only
4. One complete crossing

When at a pelican crossing the
amber light means you MUST

1. Stop and wait for the red light
2. Give way to pedestrians already on the crossing
3. Give way to pedestrians waiting to cross
4. Stop and wait for the green lights

You are approaching a pelican
crossing. The amber light is
showing. You MUST:

1. Encourage pedestrians to cross
2. Stop and wait for the red light even if the crossing is clear
3. Keep on driving
4. Not move until the green light appears

You are approaching a zebra
crossing. Pedestrians are waiting to
cross. You should:

1. Slow down and prepare to stop
2. Use your headlights to indicate they can cross
3. Wave at them to cross the road
4. Give way to elderly and infirm only

You have stopped at a pedestrian
(zebra) crossing to allow
pedestrians to cross. You should:

1. Wait revving your engine
2. Edge your vehicle forward slowly
3. Signal to pedestrians to cross
4. Wait until they have crossed