The distance it takes the driver of a vehicle to stop is…
The distance it takes the driver of a vehicle to stop is… (i) Longer on a wet road than on a dry road. (ii) Longer if the vehicle is travelling at a higher speed. (iii) Longer if the vehicle is loaded. All of the above are correct. ✓ (i) and (iii) Only are correct. (i) […]
When another vehicle is trying to overtake you, you must…
When another vehicle is trying to overtake you, you must… (i) Drive as near to the left edge of the road as possible, without endangering yourself, other traffic or property. (ii) Not accelerate the speed of your vehicle until the other vehicle has passed. (iii) Signal to the driver of the other vehicle to increase […]
When is it compulsory to stop?
When is it compulsory to stop? (i) In compliance with any direction conveyed by a road traffic sign or given by a traffic officer in uniform. (ii) At the request or on the signal of a person leading or driving any bovine animal, horse, sheep, goat, cattle, etc on such road. (iii) When pedestrians want […]
Which of the following is allowed on a freeway?
Which of the following is allowed on a freeway? (i) Giving hand signals. (ii) Being on foot in the shoulder of the road under normal circumstances. (iii) Stopping or parking within an area reserved by an appropriate road traffic sign. (iii) Only is correct. ✓ None of the above is correct. All of the above […]
A driver/ rider involved in any motor vehicle accident must report such accident to a police station…
A driver/ rider involved in any motor vehicle accident must report such accident to a police station… Only if someone was injured or in the event that they wish to claim from their insurance company. Within 24 hours ✓ Within 48 hours Correct answer: Within 24 hours
Any driver/rider of a motor vehicle, would be legally accused of driving under the influence when the concentration of alcohol in their blood is……
Any driver/rider of a motor vehicle, would be legally accused of driving under the influence when the concentration of alcohol in their blood is… (Note that different levels apply to professional drivers). 0.08 grams per 100 ml of blood or more. 0.5 grams per 100 ml of blood or more. 0.05 grams per 100 ml […]
It is a traffic offence when the driver/rider of a vehicle…
It is a traffic offence when the driver/rider of a vehicle… (i) Stops when a person herding bovine animals signals him or her to do so. (ii) Spins the wheels of their vehicle when moving off. (iii) Moves to the right to overtake another vehicle and crosses a broken centre line to do so. (iv) […]
The only instance where you may stop on a freeway is…
The only instance where you may stop on a freeway is… To obey a road traffic sign. ✓ For a rest during a tiring journey To pick up hitch-hikers. Correct answer: To obey a road traffic sign.
You are not allowed to stop…
You are not allowed to stop… (i) On the pavement. (ii) With the front of your vehicle facing oncoming traffic. (iii) Next to any obstruction in the road. (ii) Only is correct All of the above are correct ✓ (ii) and (iii) Only are correct Correct answer: All of the above are correct