Lighting, Passengers, Cargo & Defensive Driving · driving theory questions

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Sample questions

1. Must I give way to the pedestrian?

   • Yes.
   • Yes, but I must not stop.
   • No, because there is no marked crossing on the carriageway.

2. One of the precautions to consider when travelling close to a cyclist is:

   • The age of the rider.
   • The instability of the vehicle.
   • Its maximum speed.

3. I will be applying a defensive driving technique if, when driving in an urban area, I moderate my speed:

   • Because I know I share the public road with all types of users.
   • Because it is merely a rule imposed by law.
   • So that no penalty is applied to me.

4. Faced with the pedestrian's behaviour, how should I proceed?

   • Reduce speed and stop if necessary.
   • Use the horn and stop.
   • Go around the pedestrian, using the horn.

5. Compliance with traffic rules and signs is a contribution to road safety.

   • True.
   • False.

6. What should I do in the event of an accident?

   • Switch on the hazard lights and never remove the vehicle from the carriageway.
   • Remove the vehicle from the carriageway and, inside it, place the advance danger warning triangle.
   • If possible, remove the vehicle from the carriageway.

7. Dipped headlights must illuminate the carriageway at a distance of:

   • 20 metres.
   • 30 metres.
   • 50 metres.
   • 100 metres.

8. What should I do in this situation?

   • Stop and use the audible warning signal.
   • Reduce speed and pay attention to the behaviour of pedestrians.
   • Increase speed slightly, using the audible warning signal, because I am faced with a hazard.

9. Restraint systems must be appropriate to the size and age of the child.

   • True.
   • False.

10. In this situation it is compulsory to drive with dipped headlights.

    • True.
    • False.

License categories

• B