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A comprehensive set of questions and answers related to roadcraft, covering topics such as combating tiredness, overtaking positions, cyclist safety, skidding prevention, and emergency response procedures. It includes advice on reversing, lane discipline, signaling, and handling various driving conditions. The guide also addresses risk assessment, vehicle stability, and hazard prioritization, offering valuable insights for safe and responsible driving. It is a useful resource for anyone looking to improve their understanding of road safety and driving techniques, providing practical knowledge and guidance for navigating different road scenarios and emergency situations. The document emphasizes the importance of observation, anticipation, and quick reaction in ensuring road safety.
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How to combat tiredness ✔✔ At least 15 mins to restore alertness The overtaking position ✔✔ Is generally close to the following position Cyclists in left-hand lane can go ✔✔ In any direction Skidding is usually the result of driving ✔✔ Too fast for the circumstances What steps should you take to prevent red mist? ✔✔ Concentrate on the driving task in hand Roadcraft gives advice about reversing in a confined space, which of the following is NOT included? ✔✔ Carry out the manoeuvre as quickly as possible so you do not inconvenience other road users You need good lane discipline for safe motorway driving. You should always overtake on the right except: ✔✔ When traffic is moving in queues and the queue on your right is moving slower than you are If you have decided that a signal could benefit other road users, give it. The ranges of signals available include: ✔✔ Indicators, arm, horn, headlights, hazards Roadcraft gives advice relating to the use of emergency response equipment when in the presence of horses and other animals. What advice does it give? ✔✔ Promptly deactivate all the emergency equipment Wait for an opportunity to pass safely Slow speed and position far away from the animal
Do not speed up or use emergency equipment until far away from the animal Roadcraft states that when using sirens, it is often not noise but a _________ that gets a reaction from other road users: ✔✔ Change in noise Prior to overtaking, during the information phase, you should identify: ✔✔ A safe stretch of road along which you can have adequate vision A gap into which you can safely return (2 & 3) Careful observation allows you to spot hazards and give yourself: ✔✔ Extra time to think, anticipate, and react Electronic stability programme (ESP) provides a driver with: ✔✔ An active safety system When would you use acceleration sense? ✔✔ In every driving situation Which of the following is NOT correct: In emergency response, emergency warning equipment is primarily used to: ✔✔ Alert other road users that you now have right of way Roadcraft states that if you decide not to use your sirens (silent approach) then you should: ✔✔ Take extra care because other road users may be less aware of your vehicle's presence When positioning your vehicle for cornering, you need to consider: ✔✔ Safety View Stability (1, 3, 4)
Roadcraft mentions risk assessment in emergency response. Which of these questions does it state you need to ask yourself - ANSWER✔✔Is my vehicle suitable? Am I justified in making use of traffic law exemptions? Do I need to use the lights and sirens? What speed is safe and proportionate for the circumstances (all of the above) Roadcraft advises that you should remember the safe stopping distance rule. Which sentence is the rule? - ANSWER✔✔Always drive so you can stop safely within the distance you can see to be clear on your own side of the road. Alertness is best described as - ANSWER✔✔Being vigilant and remaining focused so as to spot potential hazards early and leaving nothing to chance Road craft advises you to look out for evidence of micro climates. These can cause
Brake lights are used to indicate either slowing down or your intention to stop. Always check mirrors before using brake lights unless - ANSWER✔✔You are doing an emergency stop What advice does roadcraft give in relation to the horn? - ANSWER✔✔Only use the horn when it is necessary to warn other road users of your presence Breaking or accelerating as you go around a corner leaves - ANSWER✔✔Less tyre grip for steering In relation to tyre grip, which of the following is true - ANSWER✔✔The more you brake or accelerate, the less tyre grip you have for steering The faster you go into a corner or bend, the more you reduce stability and the more tyre grip you need to keep your position (1 and 4) Understeer is the tendency of - ANSWER✔✔Most front wheel drive vehicles In relation to a headlight flash in daylight, which is not included within the advice given in road craft - ANSWER✔✔Use to allow precedence to another road user Road craft discusses risk assessment and states that - ANSWER✔✔An emergency calm is an ever changing environment so continue with the process of risk management though the response The purpose of the driving plan is to put you in - ANSWER✔✔The correct position, at the correct speed, with the correct gear engaged at the correct time Which of the following defines acceleration sense correctly according to roadcraft. It is the ability to - ANSWER✔✔Vary the speed of the vehicle according to road and traffic conditions by accurate use of the accelerator When you corner your vehicle - ANSWER✔✔Loses stability