KRESZ XII.

• English
• Special Education

You are following a learner driver
who stalls at a junction. What
should you do?

1. Be patient as you expect them to make mistakes
2. Immediately steer around them and drive on
3. Start to rev your engine if they take too long to restart
4. Drive up close behind and flash your headlights

You are waiting to emerge left
from a minor road. A large vehicle is approaching from the right. You have time to turn, but you should wait. Why?

1. The large vehicle can easily hide vehicles from the left
2. The large vehicle is difficult to steer in a straight line
3. The large vehicle can turn suddenly
4. The large vehicle can easily hide an overtaking vehicle

You are driving behind a large
articulated vehicle (trailer). It is
going to turn left into a narrow
road. What action should you take?

1. Overtake quickly before the lorry moves out
2. Pass on the left as the vehicle moves out
3. Be prepared to stop behind it
4. Move out and overtake on the offside

You are driving behind a long
vehicle. It approaches a crossroads
and signals left, but moves out to
the right. You should:

1. Overtake as it starts to slow down
2. Stay well back and give it room
3. Assume the signal is wrong and it is really turning right
4. Get closer in order to pass it quickly

You are driving behind a long
vehicle approaching a crossroad. The driver signals right but moves
close to the left-hand kerb. What should you do?

1. Overtake on the right-hand side
2. Wait behind the long vehicle
3. Report the driver to the police
4. Warn the driver of the wrong signal

You are approaching a small roundabout. The long vehicle in
front is signaling left but is positioned over to the right. You should:

1. Follow the same course as the lorry
2. Overtake on the left
3. Sound your horn
4. Keep well back

You keep well back while waiting to
overtake a large lorry. Another car
fills the gap. You should:

1. Start to overtake
2. Drop back further
3. Flash your headlights
4. Sound your horn

Before overtaking a large vehicle or
lorry you should keep well back.
Why is this?

1. To offer other drivers a safe gap if they want to overtake you
2. To get the best view of the road ahead
3. To leave a gap in case it stops and rolls back
4. To give acceleration space to overtake quickly on blind bends

You wish to overtake a long, slow
moving vehicle or lorry on a busy
road with oncoming traffic. You
should:

1. Stay behind until the driver waves you past
2. Flash your headlights for the oncoming traffic to give way
3. Follow it closely and keep moving out to see the road ahead
4. Keep well back until you can see that it is clear

You are driving downhill. There is a car parked on the other side of the road partly blocking the road.
Large, slow lorries are coming towards you. You should:

1. Pull over on the right behind the parked car
2. Slow down and give way
3. Speed up and get past quickly
4. Keep going because you have the right of way

When about to overtake a long
vehicle or lorry you should:

1. Flash your lights and wait for the driver to signal when it is safe
2. Stay well back from the lorry to obtain a better view
3. Drive close to the lorry in order to pass more quickly
4. Sound the horn to warn the driver that you are there

You are traveling behind a bus that
suddenly pulls up at a bus stop.
What should you do?

1. Be ready to give way to the bus
2. Pull in closely behind the bus
3. Watch carefully for pedestrians
4. Accelerate past the bus sounding your horn

You are driving in a city. Ahead of
you a bus is at a bus stop. Which
TWO of the following should you do?

1. Be prepared to give way if the bus suddenly moves off
2. Continue at the same speed but sound your horn as warning
3. Watch carefully for the sudden appearance of pedestrians
4. Pass the bus as quickly as you possibly can

When you approach a bus that is
about to move off from a bus stop
you should:

1. Flash your headlights as you approach
2. Allow it to pull away, if it is safe to do so
3. Signal left and wave the bus on
4. Get past before it moves

What is the effect of not keeping to the two second rule 'tailgating' when driving on a dry and good road surface?

1. When stationary vehicles are too close in a queue
2. When a vehicle is with its back doors open
3. When a vehicle delivering goods has its tailgate down
4. When a driver is following another vehicle too closely

You are following a large lorry on a
wet road. Spray makes it difficult to
see. You should:

1. Drop back until you can see better
2. Speed up and overtake quickly
3. Keep close to the lorry away from the spray
4. Put your headlights on full beam

You are driving on a dual-
carriageway with surface spray.
You should use:

1. Your sidelights
2. Your dipped headlights
3. Your rear fog lights
4. Your hazard flashers

What are TWO main reasons why
coasting downhill is dangerous or
wrong?

1. You have less braking and steering control
2. It puts more wear and tear on the tyres
3. The vehicle will pick up speed
4. Fuel consumption will be higher