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Emergency & Challenging Situations

Question 1 of 94

You must yield the right-of-way to:

Ambulances
Police emergency vehicles
Fire emergency vehicles
All of the above

Explanation:

"When an ambulance, fire, or police emergency vehicle is approaching from any direction and is sounding a siren, you must yield the right-of-way."

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Question 2 of 94

How can you give way to an emergency vehicle?

By moving quickly to your side.
By safely moving your vehicle to allow the emergency vehicle to pass.

Explanation:

"To give way to an emergency vehicle, you should safely move your vehicle to allow it to pass."
By honking at the cars in front of you.
All of the above.

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Question 3 of 94

To which side should you move if an emergency vehicle is approaching with its siren on?

Move back or forth on one-way streets.
Move right or left to the nearest curb on one-way streets.

Explanation:

"When an ambulance, fire, or police emergency vehicle is approaching from any direction and is sounding a siren, move right or left to the nearest curb on one-way streets."
Stop the vehicle.
Keep going in your lane without changing directions.

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Question 4 of 94

Which vehicles use flashing green lights?

Any vehicle
A police car
Some volunteer firefighters use flashing green lights on their emergency response vehicles

Explanation:

"In some municipalities, volunteer firefighters use flashing green lights on their emergency response vehicles when responding to a fire or other emergencies."
All of the above.

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Question 5 of 94

What is a safe distance to maintain from an emergency vehicle?

150 meters

Explanation:

"You should maintain a safe distance of at least 150 meters from an emergency vehicle when it is responding to an emergency."
200 meters
350 meters
300 meters

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Question 6 of 94

How is oncoming traffic warned of a blocked or narrow lane ahead?

The people nearby will tell the oncoming traffic.
A flashing light from emergency vehicles will warn you of a problem ahead.

Explanation:

"Oncoming traffic is typically warned of a blocked or narrow lane ahead by flashing lights from emergency vehicles. These lights alert drivers to the potential hazard, allowing them to take appropriate action."
Both A and B
You will not be warned, you need to go and see for yourself.

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Question 7 of 94

What should a vehicle driver do when they see flashing lights from emergency vehicles ahead?

Reduce speed
Carefully change lanes
Prepare to stop
All of the above

Explanation:

"Flashing lights from emergency vehicles will warn you of a problem ahead. Reduce speed, carefully change lanes if necessary, and be prepared to stop."

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Question 8 of 94

What should you do in case of a narrow or blocked road ahead?

Follow directions given by emergency personnel directing traffic.

Explanation:

"In the event of a narrow or blocked road, you should always follow the directions given by emergency personnel directing traffic to ensure safety and proper flow."
Follow directions given by the cars ahead of you.
Follow directions given by people nearby.
No need to follow directions, just keep going straight.

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Question 9 of 94

What should you be aware of when approaching a blocked or narrow road?

You might feel sleepy due to driving slowly.
The vehicle ahead may stop or slow down unexpectedly to view the scene.

Explanation:

"When approaching a blocked or narrow road, be aware that the vehicle ahead may stop or slow down unexpectedly as drivers often reduce speed to assess the situation or view the scene. "
The driver in front of you may feel sleepy driving so slowly.
Continue driving at the same speed without any concerns.

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Question 10 of 94

Which services respond to highway incidents?

Law enforcement, ambulance, fire, and towing

Explanation:

"Highway incidents are typically responded to by law enforcement, ambulance services, fire departments, and towing companies. These services work together to manage the situation and ensure public safety."
Law enforcement, ambulance, and insurance
Law enforcement and insurance
Law enforcement and social services

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Question 11 of 94

What is the ideal speed when passing an emergency vehicle or tow truck with its flashing lights on?

Reduce speed to 80 km/h
Reduce speed to 70 km/h
Reduce speed to 60 km/h

Explanation:

"When passing a stopped emergency vehicle or tow truck with flashing lights, motorists must reduce their speed to 60 km/h, or the posted speed limit if it's lower, to ensure safety for all involved."
Reduce speed to 50 km/h

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Question 12 of 94

Does the law of reducing speed to 60 km/h apply to all lanes on the road?

Yes, it does.
No, it only applies to the lane immediately next to the stopped vehicle.

Explanation:

"The law requiring motorists to reduce speed to 60 km/h (or the posted speed, whichever is lower) applies only to the lane(s) immediately next to the stopped emergency vehicle or tow truck with flashing lights. The fine for speeding in these areas is doubled to encourage compliance."
No, it only applies to the two lanes next to the stopped vehicle
It does not apply to any lane.

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Question 13 of 94

How will you secure the scene of a collision?

Protect the scene by standing and telling others about the collision.
Protect the scene with flashing hazard lights and warning triangles so that other vehicles don’t get involved.

Explanation:

"To secure the scene of a collision, you should offer assistance if possible and protect the area by activating your flashing hazard lights and placing warning triangles. This helps prevent further accidents by alerting other drivers to the hazard."
Protect the scene by parking your car near the scene of the collision.
You can’t protect the scene of the collision, so just drive on.

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Question 14 of 94

What should you keep in mind if you have to notify the police or emergency medical services about a collision?

Just tell them the location and nothing else.
Just tell them about the number of people who are injured.
Both A and B
Be as accurate as you can, especially about the condition of any injured people and the location of the collision.

Explanation:

"When notifying the police or emergency medical services about a collision, provide as much accurate information as possible, including the location of the accident and the condition of any injured individuals. "

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Question 15 of 94

What should you do if you are involved in a collision?

Give assistance where you can, protect the scene, and notify emergency assistance if needed.

Explanation:

"If you're involved in a collision, provide assistance where possible, protect the scene to prevent further accidents, and notify emergency services if needed."
Give assistance and take the injured to the hospital.
Protect yourself and go to the hospital.
None of the above.

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Question 16 of 94

What sort of information should you exchange if you are in a collision?

Name only
Name and contact information
Name, contact information, and insurance details

Explanation:

"If you are involved in a collision, exchange your name, contact information, and insurance details with the other driver(s). This is essential for reporting the incident and processing any claims."
None of the above

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Question 17 of 94

Under what circumstances should you notify law enforcement about a collision?

Only when there is an injury or death.
Only when damages exceed $2,000.
When there is an injury, death, or damages exceed $2,000.

Explanation:

"Law enforcement must be notified if anyone is injured, killed, or if the damages from the collision exceed $2,000."
You don’t need to notify law enforcement.

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Question 18 of 94

What should you do if you damage any public property and the damages are less than $2,000?

You should move on.
You should report it to the police immediately.

Explanation:

"If you damage any public property, such as traffic control devices or parking meters, you are required to report the incident to the police immediately, regardless of the damages being less than $2,000."
You should pay for the repairs.
You should inform the people nearby about what happened.

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Question 19 of 94

If you collide with an unattended vehicle, what should you do?

Securely attach your name, address, driver’s licence number, vehicle plate number, and phone number to the damaged vehicle.

Explanation:

"If you collide with an unattended vehicle, you are required by law to provide your contact information to the owner of the vehicle. This should be done by attaching a note with the necessary details, such as your name, address, driver’s licence number, vehicle plate number, and phone number, to the damaged vehicle."
Leave the scene and run away.
Leave money for the unattended vehicle.
None of the above.

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Question 20 of 94

How can you reduce the chance of a collision with an animal?

By reducing your speed
By looking well ahead
By driving with caution in areas with wildlife warning signs
All of the above

Explanation:

"To reduce the chance of a collision with an animal, it's important to reduce your speed, look well ahead, and drive cautiously in areas marked with wildlife warning signs. Slower speeds give you more time to react, while staying alert in high-risk areas helps you spot animals early and avoid accidents."

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Question 21 of 94

At what time are the animals more active?

Dusk
Dawn
They are active all the time.
Both A and B

Explanation:

"Animals are most active during dawn and dusk when visibility is lower. These times coincide with their feeding and migration patterns, making them more likely to cross roads. Being extra cautious during these hours can help prevent collisions."

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Question 22 of 94

How can you detect an animal's presence on the road?

Watch for sudden, unusual spots of light on or near the road at night. This may be the reflection of your headlights from an animal’s dead body.
Watch for sudden, unusual spots of light on or near the road at night. This may be the reflection of your headlights from an animal’s eyes.

Explanation:

"At night, animals' eyes often reflect headlights, causing a noticeable glow. This can alert you to their presence before you see the full animal. Keeping an eye out for these reflections gives you a better chance to avoid a collision."
Watch out for animals sitting in the middle of the road.
Watch out for other drivers telling you they saw an animal along the road.

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Question 23 of 94

What should you do if an animal suddenly appears in front of your vehicle?

Press the brake hard and prepare for a collision.
Hit the animal to avoid an accident with another car.
Hit the brake hard and prepare to take evasive action.

Explanation:

"If an animal suddenly appears in front of your vehicle, it's crucial to brake hard but remain in control. Preparing to take evasive action—such as steering away from the animal—can help you avoid a collision without swerving into oncoming traffic or losing control of your vehicle. "
Do whatever it takes to avoid collision with the animal.

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Question 24 of 94

What are some of the emergency supplies that you should have in your car at all times?

A first aid kit, approved warning devices like reflective triangles, your makeup kit, and a cell phone charger
A first aid kit, approved warning devices like reflective triangles, booster cables, perishable food that will last a small time, a jack, and an inflated spare tire
A first aid kit, reflective triangles, booster cables, non-perishable food, jack, and an inflated spare tire, flashlight with extra batteries, tow rope, and headlight replacement bulbs

Explanation:

"You must have the following emergency supplies in your car at all times: a first aid kit, reflective triangles, booster cables, non-perishable food, jack and inflated spare tire, flashlight with extra batteries, tow rope, and headlight replacement bulbs."
None of the above

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Question 25 of 94

How can you make sure to drive carefully when the road conditions are poor?

Increase your following distance.
Reduce your speed.
Maintain your space cushion.
All of the above.

Explanation:

"When road conditions are poor, it’s important to increase your following distance, reduce your speed, and maintain a safe space cushion around your vehicle. These measures give you more time to react and help ensure a safer driving experience in challenging conditions."

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Question 26 of 94

When should you turn on your vehicle's headlights?

Only at night
When driving at night or any time when you cannot see clearly 50 meters away.
When driving at night or any time when you cannot see clearly 10 meters away.
When driving at night or any time when you cannot see clearly 150 meters away.

Explanation:

"Headlights should be turned on at night and whenever visibility is poor, such as in rain, fog, or snow, or if you can't clearly see 50 meters ahead. "

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Question 27 of 94

When should low-beam headlights be used?

When there is oncoming traffic at night, even when the highway is not divided.
When there is oncoming traffic at night, even when the highway is divided.

Explanation:

"You must use your low-beam headlights if there is oncoming traffic, even when the highway is divided."
When there is incoming traffic during the day, even when the highway is divided.
None of the above.

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Question 28 of 94

How should you handle oncoming headlights when driving at night?

Look directly at oncoming headlights.
Avoid looking directly at oncoming headlights.
Look slightly down and to the right edge of your driving lane until the vehicle passes you.
Both B and C

Explanation:

"To prevent being blinded by oncoming headlights, avoid looking directly at them. Instead, focus on the right edge of your driving lane, slightly down, until the vehicle passes. "

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Question 29 of 94

What is the appropriate speed to drive at night?

Travel as fast as you want to.
Travel as slow as possible.
Travel at a speed that allows you to respond safely or stop in the distance lit by your headlights.

Explanation:

"At night, your visibility is limited to the range of your headlights. It’s important to drive at a speed that gives you enough time to react to any obstacles or hazards within that distance, ensuring you can stop safely."
Travel at the highest speed legally allowed.

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Question 30 of 94

What can affect your vision while driving, both during the day and at night?

Glare from the sun
Reflections
Lights of other vehicles
All of the above

Explanation:

"Glare from the sun, reflections from surfaces, and the lights from other vehicles can all impair your vision, whether you're driving during the day or at night. These factors can make it harder to see clearly, increasing the likelihood of accidents."

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Question 31 of 94

What should you do if the glare makes it difficult to see the road ahead?

Speed up to reach your destination quickly.
Reduce your speed.

Explanation:

"If glare affects your visibility, reduce your speed to maintain control and safety on the road. Driving slower allows you more time to react to potential hazards"
Maintain your current speed.
None of the above.

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Question 32 of 94

Which headlights should you use when driving in smoke or fog?

Use low beams.

Explanation:

"In smoke or fog, always use low-beam headlights. High beams can reflect off the fog or smoke, causing glare and further reducing visibility."
Use high beams.
Stop the car and wait for the fog/smoke to subside.
All of the above.

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Question 33 of 94

Why should you use low beams when driving in smoke or fog?

Because high beams reflect the light back to you and create glare.

Explanation:

"In smoke or fog, high beams reflect light off the particles in the air, causing glare and reducing visibility. Low beams minimize this effect and improve your ability to see the road ahead."
Because low beams reflect the light back to you and create glare.
Because high beams help you see better in such conditions.
Because low beams are less effective in reducing glare.

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Question 34 of 94

What should you do if a safe place to park is unavailable on the road and there is heavy fog or smoke?

All passengers should exit the car and wait for help near it.
All passengers should remain seated in the car and wait for help.
All passengers should move to a safe location away from the vehicle in case it is hit.

Explanation:

"If you cannot find a safe place to park in heavy fog or smoke, move yourself and all passengers to a safe location away from the vehicle. This reduces the risk of injury in case the car is struck by another vehicle."
None of the above.

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Question 35 of 94

__________________ is caused by moisture freezing on the road surface.

Slippery roads
Red ice
Black ice

Explanation:

"Black ice forms when moisture freezes on the road surface, creating an invisible and dangerously slippery layer. It is difficult to detect, so drivers must exercise caution, especially in freezing conditions."
Blue ice

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Question 36 of 94

How can you identify and avoid black ice if you can’t see it clearly?

Watch for asphalt that looks shiny and black instead of grey-white, and proceed cautiously.

Explanation:

"Black ice forms when moisture freezes on the road, often making it nearly invisible. If the asphalt appears shiny and black rather than the usual grey-white, reduce your speed without braking and proceed with caution."
Watch for asphalt that looks dull and red instead of grey-white, and proceed cautiously.
Watch for asphalt that looks dim and bluish instead of grey-white, and proceed cautiously.
Watch for asphalt that looks red instead of grey-white, and proceed cautiously.

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Question 37 of 94

What road surface conditions can affect traction?

Black ice, shaded areas, and bridges and overpasses
Rain and hydroplaning, and ice and snow
Both A and B

Explanation:

"Traction can be affected by various road surface conditions, including black ice, shaded areas, bridges and overpasses, rain and hydroplaning, and ice and snow. Drivers should adjust their speed and driving habits accordingly to maintain control."
None of the above.

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Question 38 of 94

Which headlights should you use when it is raining?

High-beam headlights
Low-beam headlights

Explanation:

"When driving in the rain, use low-beam headlights. High beams can reflect off rain droplets and cause glare, reducing visibility. Low beams help you see clearly and ensure other drivers can see you as well."
You should not use beams at all.
None of the above.

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Question 39 of 94

When should you use your low-beam headlights while following another vehicle?

50 metres
150 metres

Explanation:

"Use your low-beam headlights when you are following within 150 meters of another vehicle. High beams can cause glare and distract the driver ahead, so switching to low beams helps ensure safety for everyone on the road."
250 metres
300 metres

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Question 40 of 94

When should you use your low-beam headlights for oncoming vehicles?

100 metres
150 metres
300 metres

Explanation:

"Switch to low-beam headlights when you are within 300 meters of oncoming vehicles. This prevents glare that can blind or distract the other driver, ensuring safer driving conditions for everyone."
350 metres

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Question 41 of 94

How can sprayed water and mud affect your driving when it is raining?

It can make the car messy.
It can interfere with your view through the windshield and windows.

Explanation:

"When it is raining, water and mud sprayed onto your vehicle can obstruct your view through the windshield and windows, making it harder to see the road and other vehicles. Keeping your wipers and washer fluid in good condition is essential for maintaining visibility."
It can blind you forever.
All of the above.

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Question 42 of 94

Hydroplaning occurs when the tires:

Lose contact with the road surface on wet roads

Explanation:

"Hydroplaning occurs when your tires lose contact with the road surface because of water, often during heavy rain or on wet roads. This can make it difficult to control the vehicle, as the tires glide over the water rather than gripping the road. "
Lose contact with the road surface on dry roads
Skid due to sudden braking on wet roads
Slide sideways due to water on the road

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Question 43 of 94

What should you do if you lose control of your vehicle during rain?

Avoid pressing the brake pedal.
Ease off the accelerator.
Steer in the direction you want to go.
All of the above.

Explanation:

"If you lose control of your vehicle in the rain, avoid hitting the brakes, as it can make the situation worse. Instead, gently ease off the accelerator to reduce speed naturally and focus on steering in the direction you want the front of the vehicle to go to regain control."

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Question 44 of 94

When should you use cruise control in poor weather and road conditions?

Never use cruise control in poor weather or road conditions.

Explanation:

"Cruise control should not be used in bad weather or slippery road conditions, as it can make it harder to respond quickly to hazards like skidding or hydroplaning. "
Use it only at lower speeds.
Use it only at higher speeds.
Use it whenever you want.

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Question 45 of 94

What should you do if you are stranded off the highway but in a safe place?

Leave the vehicle and stand outside.
Stay with the vehicle.

Explanation:

"If you are stranded off the highway in a safe place, it is generally safer to stay with your vehicle. Your car provides visibility and shelter, increasing the chances of being found and staying safe while waiting for help."
Leave the vehicle and walk away.
Do whatever you want.

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Question 46 of 94

Should you close all windows while stranded in a car with the engine running?

Yes, to stay safe.
No, keep the vehicle ventilated while the engine is running.

Explanation:

"It’s important to keep the vehicle ventilated when the engine is running to prevent carbon monoxide buildup. Open a window slightly to allow air circulation and ensure safety while waiting for help."
If the weather is good, keep the windows closed.
The vehicle does not need any ventilation.

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Question 47 of 94

What are some essential winter emergency supplies to carry in your vehicle?

Blankets, extra clothing, sand or road salt, and a shovel
A heat source, candle, matches a deep can to hold the candle, ice scraper, snow brush, and tire chains
Both A and B

Explanation:

"Winter emergency supplies include blankets, extra clothing, sand or road salt, and a shovel to help in snow-related emergencies. Additionally, carry a heat source, candle, matches, a deep can, ice scraper, snow brush, and tire chains to ensure safety and preparedness in harsh winter conditions."
None of the above

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Question 48 of 94

Why should you ensure air circulation in the vehicle while you are stranded and the engine is running?

To prevent carbon dioxide poisoning
To prevent oxygen poisoning
To prevent carbon monoxide poisoning

Explanation:

"Ensuring proper air circulation while stranded and the engine is running helps prevent carbon monoxide poisoning, which can result from exhaust fumes leaking into the vehicle. Always crack a window slightly and make sure the exhaust pipe is not blocked by snow or debris."
None of the above

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Question 49 of 94

Where should you avoid stopping your vehicle if you are experiencing mechanical problems?

On a bridge or in a tunnel

Explanation:

"If your vehicle has mechanical issues, it’s crucial not to stop on a bridge or in a tunnel. These areas can be hazardous due to limited space, traffic flow disruption, and lack of visibility for other drivers. "
On the side of the road and in a tunnel
At a red light
All of the above

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Question 50 of 94

What should you do if your car breaks down in a potentially dangerous location?

Stop traffic and ask for help.
Turn on your hazard lights.

Explanation:

"If your car breaks down in a potentially dangerous spot, turning on your hazard lights (four-way flashers) alerts other drivers to your situation, helping to prevent further accidents and ensuring your visibility."
Turn on your right indicator.
None of the above.

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Question 51 of 94

When should you carry reflective triangles?

When driving in the city.
When driving on calm roads.
When driving in potentially dangerous locations or on the highway.

Explanation:

"Reflective triangles should be carried when driving on the highway or in areas where your vehicle could be at risk of being hit. In case of a breakdown, place them behind your vehicle at a distance of 10 to 20 meters (33 to 66 feet) to alert other drivers."
None of the above.

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Question 52 of 94

Where should you place reflective triangles?

At the rear of your vehicle, about 10 to 20 meters apart

Explanation:

"In case of a breakdown, you must place reflective triangles behind your vehicle at a distance of 10 to 20 meters (33 to 66 feet) to alert other drivers."
In front of your vehicle, about 20 to 30 meters apart
In front of your vehicle, about 40 to 50 meters apart
In front of your vehicle, about 10 to 20 meters apart

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Question 53 of 94

Where should you wait for help if your car is parked in a potentially dangerous location?

Stay inside the car and wait for help.
Exit the car and wait for help while others remain inside.
All occupants should exit and stand near the car.
All occupants should exit and wait at a safe location, behind the vehicle and away from traffic.

Explanation:

"If your vehicle is parked in a potentially dangerous location, all occupants should exit the car and move to a safe area behind the vehicle, away from traffic. This reduces the risk of injury if the vehicle is struck or involved in further accidents."

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Question 54 of 94

What should you do if your vehicle does not stop with normal pressure on the brake in case of power system failure?

Keep driving at your current speed.
Apply the brakes firmly to avoid any collision and keep pressing them harder.
Pull the handbrake.
Push the brake pedal harder and apply steady pressure.

Explanation:

"If your vehicle does not stop with normal pressure on the brake in case of power system failure, you must push the brake pedal harder and apply steady pressure."

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Question 55 of 94

What should you do if your brake fails and the wheels are not turned?

Keep driving.
Apply full pressure to the brakes.
Carefully use the parking brake to slow the vehicle.

Explanation:

"If your brakes fail and the wheels are not turned, carefully use the parking brake to gradually slow the vehicle. This helps you bring the vehicle to a stop safely without further damage or danger."
Steer to the other side of the road and park the vehicle.

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Question 56 of 94

How can you detect an air leak in the wheel?

The vehicle starts to pull towards one side.
There is a vibration as you hold the steering wheel.
Both A and B

Explanation:

"If a tire has an air leak, you may feel the vehicle pulling to one side and notice vibration through the steering wheel. These are signs that the tire may be losing air and requires attention."
None of the above

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Question 57 of 94

What happens when the front tire of a vehicle is flat?

The vehicle will pull strongly toward the side with the flat tire.

Explanation:

"When a front tire is flat, the vehicle will pull strongly toward the side with the flat tire, making it difficult to maintain control and steer properly."
The vehicle will pull strongly toward the opposite side of the flat tire.
The vehicle will start to weave.
All of the above.

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Question 58 of 94

What happens to the vehicle if the rear tire is flat?

The vehicle will pull strongly to the side with the flat tire.
The vehicle will pull strongly to the opposite side of the flat tire.
The vehicle will start weaving.

Explanation:

"A flat rear tire can cause the vehicle to weave, making it harder to control, especially at higher speeds."
All of the above.

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Question 59 of 94

What should you do if your tire goes flat while you are driving?

Quickly apply the brakes.
Resist the urge to apply the brakes immediately.

Explanation:

"If your tire goes flat while driving, resist the urge to apply the brakes immediately. Gradually reduce your speed and steer straight to maintain control of the vehicle, then pull over to a safe location."
Pull the handbrake.
Both A and C.

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Question 60 of 94

How do you make sure the vehicle goes on a straight course when your tire goes flat while driving?

By firmly holding the steering and steering in the direction you want to go.

Explanation:

"If your tire goes flat, firmly grip the steering wheel and steer in the direction you want to go to keep the vehicle on a straight course. Avoid sudden movements or applying the brakes quickly."
By maintaining a steady grip on the steering wheel and gently steering to stay in your lane.
By applying the brake quickly.
None of the above.

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Question 61 of 94

When should you apply the brake in case the car has a flat tire?

As soon as you find out the tire is flat.
As soon as you can.
Both A and B.
When you have your vehicle under control and your speed is controlled.

Explanation:

"When you experience a flat tire, wait until you have full control of the vehicle and have slowed down. Then, apply the brake gently and steadily to avoid further loss of control."

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Question 62 of 94

Where should you park your car with a flat tire after it has stopped?

Anywhere you like
In a safe place
In the emergency stopping lane
Both B and C

Explanation:

"After stopping, safely move your vehicle to the emergency stopping lane or edge of the road. Make sure the car is parked in a safe place, and always turn on your hazard warning lights to alert other drivers."

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Question 63 of 94

What is the best course of action if both your headlights fail?

Turn on your hazard lights, reduce speed, move to the emergency stop lane, and park in a safe place.
Turn on your hazard lights, turn the headlight control off and on, reduce speed, move to the emergency stop lane, and park in a safe place.

Explanation:

"If both headlights fail, turn on your hazard lights immediately and try switching the headlight control off and on. If the headlights do not turn back on, reduce your speed, move safely to the emergency stopping lane or the edge of the road, and park in a safe place."
Turn on your hazard lights, increase speed, move to the emergency stop lane, and park in a safe place.
None of the above.

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Question 64 of 94

Is it safe to drive with one headlight?

Yes, it is safe.
No, it increases the risk of being without both headlights.

Explanation:

"Driving with only one headlight increases the risk of being without both headlights and can generally be dangerous. You must replace a headlight or its bulb as soon as it burns out. "
It depends on the weather conditions.
None of the above.

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Question 65 of 94

What can cause a vehicle to skid?

Road surface
Vehicle speed
Tire condition
All of the above

Explanation:

"A vehicle can skid due to factors like slippery road surfaces, excessive speed, sharp turns, or poorly maintained tires. Staying alert and maintaining proper control of your vehicle can help prevent skids."

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Question 66 of 94

To regain control of your vehicle after a skid, you must look and steer in the direction you want to go:

While touching the accelerator
Without touching the accelerator
Without touching the brake
Both B and C

Explanation:

"To regain control during a skid, avoid using the brake or accelerator. Instead, focus on steering in the direction you want the vehicle to go while keeping your movements smooth and controlled."

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Question 67 of 94

What are some of the reasons a car skids?

Driving too quickly when road conditions are poor
Turning the steering wheel too much at high speed
Turning the steering wheel sharply
All of the above

Explanation:

"Skids occur when you drive too fast on poor road conditions (like ice, rain, or gravel), turn the steering wheel too sharply, or oversteer at high speeds. Avoid sudden movements, drive cautiously, and adjust to road conditions to prevent skids."

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Question 68 of 94

How can you reduce the chance of your car skidding?

By driving in a smooth and controlled manner

Explanation:

"You can reduce the chance of a skid by driving in a smooth and controlled manner. This includes avoiding sudden acceleration, hard braking, or sharp turns."
By driving fast and staying in your lane
By driving in reverse
None of the above

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Question 69 of 94

What is the most important thing to do when you start to skid?

Keep your foot off the brake pedal.

Explanation:

"When you start to skid, it's crucial to keep your foot off the brake pedal. Keep your focus on steering in the direction you want the car to go."
Keep your foot on the brake pedal to decrease speed.
Keep your foot on the brake pedal to increase speed.
Jump out of the car.

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Question 70 of 94

What sort of steering adjustments should you make when your car is skidding?

Make large steering adjustments and point the tires toward the centre of your lane.
Make large steering adjustments and point the tires toward the right side of your lane.
Avoid large steering adjustments and point the tires toward the centre of your lane.

Explanation:

"When your car is skidding, avoid making large or abrupt steering adjustments. Instead, steer gently and point the tires toward the centre of your lane to regain control safely."
Avoid large steering adjustments and point the tires toward the right side of your lane.

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Question 71 of 94

What will happen to your vehicle during a skid if it does not have an ABS system?

A braking skid might occur if you apply the brakes too firmly.
The wheels might lock.
Both A and B

Explanation:

"If your vehicle does not have an anti-lock braking system (ABS), applying the brakes too firmly during a skid can cause the wheels to lock, leading to a braking skid."
None of the above

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Question 72 of 94

What should you do when a braking skid occurs in a non-ABS vehicle?

Take your foot off the brake pedal and steer in the direction you want your vehicle to go.

Explanation:

"When a braking skid occurs in a non-ABS vehicle, release the brake pedal to restore steering control. Once the wheels start rolling again, steer in the direction you want the front of the vehicle to go."
Keep your foot on the brake pedal and steer in the direction you want your vehicle to go.
Keep your foot on the brake pedal and steer it in reverse.
None of the above.

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Question 73 of 94

How can overcorrecting the steering during a skid be dangerous?

It might cause the vehicle to skid in the opposite direction.

Explanation:

"Overcorrecting the steering during a skid can cause the vehicle to lose control and skid in the opposite direction, increasing the risk of an accident."
It might cause the vehicle to skid in reverse.
Nothing will happen.
None of the above.

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Question 74 of 94

How should you return to the road if you drive off the paved portion of the roadway?

With high acceleration, return to the road quickly and straighten your vehicle in the proper travel lane.
With controlled speed, return to the road gradually and straighten your vehicle in the proper travel lane.

Explanation:

"When driving off the paved roadway, reduce speed and gradually re-enter the road to maintain control. Straighten your vehicle in the proper travel lane to avoid oversteering or losing traction."
With uncontrolled speed, return to the road gradually and straighten your vehicle in the proper travel lane.
With controlled speed, return to the road quickly.

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Question 75 of 94

What must you do when you drive off the paved portion of the roadway?

Focus only on your car.
Focus only on reducing the car’s speed.
Both A and B
Check for traffic before attempting to steer the vehicle back onto the road.

Explanation:

"When driving off the paved roadway, always check for traffic before steering the vehicle back onto the road to ensure a safe re-entry."

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Question 76 of 94

Where can road maintenance and construction vehicles be used or parked on the road?

Only on the extreme left side of the road.
Only on the extreme right side of the road.
Only in the middle of the road.
Anywhere on the road.

Explanation:

"Road maintenance and construction vehicles are permitted to be used or parked on any portion of the road as required for their work. Always exercise caution when driving near such vehicles."

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Question 77 of 94

What traffic rules should you follow if there is a construction or road maintenance vehicle parked on the road?

Follow the general traffic rules.
Follow all the traffic control devices.
Follow the directions provided by flag persons.
Both B and C

Explanation:

"If there is a construction or road maintenance vehicle parked on the road ahead, you must obey all traffic control devices and the directions of flag persons."

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Question 78 of 94

How are oncoming vehicles notified that there is a lane reduction, lane closure, or workers ahead?

Through the radio
Through signs posted well before a construction zone

Explanation:

"Road signs placed ahead of construction are the primary way to inform oncoming vehicles of a lane reduction, lane closure, or workers ahead."
Through traffic cones or barriers
All of the above.

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Question 79 of 94

What speed limit should a motorist observe in a construction zone?

The posted speed limit

Explanation:

"In construction zones, motorists must observe the posted speed limit and follow any directions given by flaggers or other traffic control devices."
Faster than the usual speed limit
Slower than the usual speed limit
None of the above

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Question 80 of 94

When workers are present, the fines for speeding in the area are:

The same
Reduced
Void
Doubled

Explanation:

"When workers are present, the fines for speeding in the area are doubled."

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Question 81 of 94

What should you do when a police officer is behind you with flashing emergency lights?

Speed up and get out of the way.
Give way by moving to the extreme left of the lane.
Move to a safe location to allow the vehicle to pass or stop behind you.

Explanation:

"When a police officer is behind you with emergency lights flashing, you must move to a safe location to allow the police vehicle to pass, or stop safely."
All of the above.

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Question 82 of 94

What is the safe way to give space to an emergency vehicle on a two-way roadway?

Carefully and legally stop your vehicle in a safe location at the right edge of the roadway.

Explanation:

"When an emergency vehicle approaches your vehicle on a two-way roadway, it's safest to stop on the right edge of the roadway, allowing the emergency vehicle to pass safely."
Carefully and legally stop your vehicle in a safe location at the left edge of the roadway.
Carefully and legally stop your vehicle in a safe location in the centre of the roadway.
Carefully and legally stop your vehicle anywhere you want to.

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Question 83 of 94

What is the safe way to give space to an emergency vehicle on a one-way roadway?

Carefully and legally stop your vehicle in a safe location at the left edge of the roadway.
Carefully and legally stop your vehicle in a safe location in the centre of the roadway.
Carefully and legally stop your vehicle in a safe location at the nearest edge of the roadway.

Explanation:

"When an emergency vehicle approaches your vehicle on a two-way roadway, carefully and legally stop your vehicle in a safe location at the nearest edge of the roadway."
Carefully and legally stop your vehicle anywhere you want to.

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Question 84 of 94

How much space should you keep for a police vehicle to stop safely behind your vehicle?

One-arm distance
Two-arm distance
Three-arm distance
Enough space to stop safely.

Explanation:

"There's no specific distance to maintain from a police vehicle. You must simply ensure there is enough room for the police vehicle to stop safely behind you."

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Question 85 of 94

If a police officer stops you and you have put your vehicle in neutral or park gear, what should you do?

Calmly take out the documentation, including your licence, vehicle insurance, and registration.

Explanation:

"When stopped by a police officer, remain in your vehicle and prepare to present your driver’s licence, vehicle registration, and insurance when asked."
Calmly sit back and relax.
Take out documentation like your marriage certificate, child birth certificate, etc.
None of the above.

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Question 86 of 94

How should you react when a police car stops your vehicle?

Wait for instructions from the police officer.
Start taking out money to give to the police officer.
Be cooperative and provide all necessary documents requested by the officer.
Both A and C

Explanation:

"When a police car stops your vehicle, wait for instructions, cooperate, and provide any necessary documentation requested by them."

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Question 87 of 94

When should you move your vehicle after being stopped by a police officer?

As soon as you think you are done.
Only when instructed by the police officer.

Explanation:

"When being stopped by a police vehicle, you must not move your vehicle until instructed by the police officer."
Once you have provided all documentation.
All of the above.

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Question 88 of 94

What does the ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) do?

It allows you to hit the brakes without steering further.
It does not allow you to apply the brakes.
It allows you to steer while the brakes are being applied.

Explanation:

"ABS helps maintain steering control by preventing the wheels from locking up when braking hard, allowing the driver to steer while applying the brakes."
None of the above.

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Question 89 of 94

On which wheel does ABS apply brake pressure?

Both the right and left wheels

Explanation:

"ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) applies brake pressure to each wheel individually, cycling the pressure from locked to slightly rolling to prevent wheel lockup and maintain traction during braking."
The left wheel
The right wheel
Brake pressure is not felt on the wheels.

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Question 90 of 94

How should you apply the brake in an emergency?

Apply steady, firm pressure on the brake pedal, do not pump or release the brake, and look and steer.

Explanation:

"In an emergency braking situation, apply steady and firm pressure on the brake pedal without pumping or releasing it. Focus on looking and steering in the direction you want to go to maintain control of the vehicle."
Apply steady, firm pressure on the brake pedal, pump or release the brake, and look and steer.
Apply steady, firm pressure on the brake pedal, release the brake, and look and steer.
Apply steady, firm pressure on the brake pedal, do not pump or release the brake, and shift gears.

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Question 91 of 94

What happens in vehicles without an ABS?

You can steer and brake together.
Wheels may "lock" and stop rolling.

Explanation:

"In vehicles without ABS, braking too hard can cause the wheels to "lock" and stop rolling, reducing traction and steering control, which can lead to skidding."
By braking hard, your wheels can puncture.
Both B and C

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Question 92 of 94

What should you do in a situation where your wheels lock?

Wait for the car to stop.
Ease off the brake pedal.
Brake again slowly.
Both B and C

Explanation:

"If your wheels lock, ease off the brake pedal to regain control, then apply the brakes again gently and progressively to prevent locking again."

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Question 93 of 94

What is threshold braking?

Pressing firmly on the brake pedal to the point just before the wheels lock.

Explanation:

"Threshold braking involves pressing firmly on the brake pedal just before the wheels lock, allowing maximum braking force while maintaining control of the vehicle."
Pressing slowly on the brake pedal to the point just before the wheels puncture.
Pressing slowly on the brake pedal to the point just before the wheels stop.
None of the above

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Question 94 of 94

When emergency braking, in which direction should you look and steer?

In the direction you were coming from.
Look to your sides.
Look and steer in the direction you want the front of the vehicle to go.

Explanation:

"When emergency braking, always look and steer in the direction you want the front of the vehicle to go. This helps you maintain control and avoid obstacles."
Just keep going without looking anywhere.

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