Road Safety: Q90-104

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Froggy Jumps Road Safety: Q90-104Online version Test your road-safety knowledge. by Stephanie 1 What must you do when you hear a siren? a Pull over and let the emergency vehicle pass b Speed up to keep clear c Stop immediately wherever you are 2 Up to what age must children be restrained in an approved child seat? a Up to and including 7 years old b Under 5 years c Until age 10 3 Fatigue-related crashes are more likely between which hours? a Afternoons only b From 5 AM to 9 AM c Between 10 PM and 5 AM 4 What does a warning triangle on the roadside mean? a Speed limit changes ahead b Road narrows ahead c Accident or breakdown ahead 5 Which vehicles may stop on a bus stop? a Only goods vehicles b Any vehicle with a passenger c Only buses 6 How would you recognise a school patrol? a By police cones only b By yellow flashing lights only c By school patrol warning cones, personnel, and signs 7 Who is responsible if an unsafe vehicle is driven on the road? a The driver b The police c The vehicle manufacturer 8 What do double unbroken white lines mean? a Overtake is allowed b Don’t cross. Don’t park opposite c You may park on them 9 What signals would you give when turning right at a roundabout? a No signals needed b Signal left on entry and right when exiting c Signal right on entry and left when exiting 10 At traffic lights, what does an amber light mean? a Proceed at reduced speed b Speed up to clear the intersection c Stop if you can do so safely 11 What time window is a fatigue-related crash risk according to the Road Code? a Midday to 2 AM b Between 10 PM and 5 AM c Between 6 AM and 2 PM 12 Fatigue crashes typically involve the driver alone. a False b Only with passengers c True 13 Fatigue-related crashes usually do not occur during work-related travel. a True b False c Only on weekends 14 Fatigue crashes mainly occur in the country (rural areas). a Only in cities b False c True 15 A fatigue crash is associated with a serious injury or death. a Minor injuries only b True c False 16 Which of these is NOT listed as a fatigue crash factor? a Driver alone b In the country c No traffic 17 Which factor indicates where fatigue-related crashes mostly occur? a In a city center b In the country c On a crowded highway 18 Which factor reflects the travel context of fatigue crashes? a Recreational travel b Short local trips c Work-related travel 19 Which outcome is a potential result of fatigue-related crashes? a No injury b Serious injury or death c Minor scrape 20 What is your responsibility when opening car doors? a Check for cyclists and pedestrians b Check for other vehicles c Both of the options

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Road Safety: Q90-104Online version

by Stephanie

What must you do when you hear a siren?

Up to what age must children be restrained in an approved child seat?

Fatigue-related crashes are more likely between which hours?

What does a warning triangle on the roadside mean?

Which vehicles may stop on a bus stop?

How would you recognise a school patrol?

Who is responsible if an unsafe vehicle is driven on the road?

What do double unbroken white lines mean?

What signals would you give when turning right at a roundabout?

At traffic lights, what does an amber light mean?

What time window is a fatigue-related crash risk according to the Road Code?

Fatigue crashes typically involve the driver alone.

Fatigue-related crashes usually do not occur during work-related travel.

Fatigue crashes mainly occur in the country (rural areas).

A fatigue crash is associated with a serious injury or death.

Which of these is NOT listed as a fatigue crash factor?

Which factor indicates where fatigue-related crashes mostly occur?

Which factor reflects the travel context of fatigue crashes?

Which outcome is a potential result of fatigue-related crashes?

What is your responsibility when opening car doors?