U-Turns Test
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1.When is it legal to make a U-turn at a road junction?
Explanation: U-turns are only allowed at junctions or openings where a U-turn sign is located. Even if the road appears clear, the absence of a sign indicates it is not a designated turning point.
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2.Which of the following must a driver be most cautious about when making a U-turn?
Explanation: One of the most common dangers during U-turns is failing to notice motorcycles approaching or turning alongside you on the right. Motorcycles are smaller and faster, and they may not always be in your line of sight, especially if your view is blocked or you’re focused on oncoming traffic.
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U-Turns Test
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3.Why is it risky to make a U-turn near roadside trees or hedges?
Explanation: Tall roadside vegetation like trees and hedges can block your line of sight, making it difficult to judge whether oncoming traffic is approaching and at what speed. Always ensure your view is completely clear before attempting a U-turn, especially at places without traffic signals.
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4.What is the best practice before executing a U-turn?
Explanation: Before making a U-turn, its critical to check for oncoming traffic to ensure it is safe to enter the opposite lane. These vehicles may be in your blind spot or harder to see, and a careless turn could result in a sideswipe or worse. Slowing down, signaling early, and making a clear, safe turn are essential.
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05/17
5.Which of the following locations is it prohibited to park your vehicle?
Explanation: Parking is not allowed within 6 metres (20 feet) of a road intersection or junction. Doing so reduces visibility for other drivers and creates a potential hazard for turning vehicles. Even if no traffic sign is present, this rule applies by default to ensure safety and clear traffic flow at junctions.
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6.What should you do before opening your car door after parking?
Explanation: Opening a car door carelessly can endanger cyclists, pedestrians, or other vehicles. You must always look around carefully before opening your door and exit on the kerb side when possible to minimize risk. This habit is especially important when parked along busy streets or near cycle tracks.
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7.When parking your vehicle facing downhill, which gear should you engage?
Explanation: When parked facing downhill, engage reverse gear and apply the handbrake. This prevents the car from rolling forward. If facing uphill, use first gear instead. These steps provide mechanical resistance, reducing the risk of your car accidentally moving due to gravity.
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8.You see a fire hydrant by the road. How far must you keep your parked vehicle away from it?
Explanation: Fire hydrants must be kept clear within 3 metres (10 feet) on either side to allow access during emergencies. Parking close to a hydrant could delay fire-fighting operations, risking lives and property. This rule applies even if the hydrant isnt actively in use.
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U-Turns Test
09/17
9.Which of the following statements is true regarding vehicle breakdowns on public roads?
Explanation: In the event of a vehicle breakdown, it is your responsibility to ensure that your vehicle does not pose a hazard to other road users. You must push it to the side or breakdown bay, switch on hazard lights even during the day, and place a reflective warning triangle at least 20 metres behind the vehicle to alert other drivers. Immediate towing should be arranged.
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U-Turns Test
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10.Which of the following is not a correct parking habit?
Explanation: Even if parked for a short time, you should never leave the ignition key inside. This invites theft and is unsafe. Always remove the key, lock the vehicle, and secure your valuables before leaving it unattended.
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11.You must not park your vehicle on a slope unless:
Explanation; Parking on a slope is risky if not done properly. You must apply the handbrake and also engage first gear when facing uphill or reverse gear when facing downhill. This acts as a safety mechanism to prevent rolling.
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12.When parking at night on a road without street lighting, what is the correct procedure?
Explanation: When parking at night on unlit roads, it is important to leave on your side/parking lights so that other road users can see your vehicle. This prevents collisions and enhances safety, especially in dark or foggy conditions.
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13.Why is it prohibited to stop or park your vehicle on a yellow zigzag line near a school?
Explanation: Yellow zigzag lines near schools are no-parking/no-stopping zones to ensure clear visibility for children and safe crossings. Parking in such areas obstructs views, increasing the risk of accidents during school hours.
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14.What should you always do before leaving your parked vehicle?
Explanation: Before leaving a parked vehicle, you should always turn off the engine, remove the key, and secure all doors and windows. This protects your car from theft and ensures compliance with legal and safety requirements.
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15.In which of these situations is it allowed to park your vehicle temporarily?
You can temporarily or permanently park only in designated parking areas. Parking in front of a fire station or on a pedestrian crossing is strictly prohibited as it blocks essential access and endangers pedestrians.
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16.What action should you take if your vehicle has broken down in a tunnel?
Explanation: In the event of a tunnel breakdown, you must turn on hazard lights immediately to warn others. Attempt to move the car to the emergency lane or bay and call for assistance. Tunnels are confined spaces, and breakdowns here pose a serious risk if not handled properly.
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17.Which of the following is NOT allowed during temporary stops?
Explanation: Even during short stops, you must not walk away from your vehicle with the engine running. This is considered unsafe and can lead to theft, pollution, or accidents, especially in crowded or urban areas.
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