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What method of load restraint is used when a load rests against the headboard of a vehicle?

  • Attaching
  • Strapping
  • Containing
  • Blocking (correct)

    • What percentage of the load's weight should a load restraint system restrain from shifting forwards and upwards?

  • 50%
  • 70%
  • 20%
  • 80% (correct)

    • What percentage of the load's weight should a load restraint system prevent from shifting sideways or rearwards?

  • 60%
  • 30%
  • 80% (correct)
  • 50%

    • Which tie down angle is generally not recommended for lashings?

    <p>Truck 1</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of loads are more susceptible to overturning on corners?

    <p>Livestock loads</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When loading cardboard cartons, where should the heaviest items be placed?

    <p>At the bottom of the load</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which vehicles shown in the diagram have correctly secured loads?

    <p>Vehicles 1 and 3</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What must a driver do when turning at an intersection if there is a danger of a collision with pedestrians?

    <p>Give way to pedestrians.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should a driver do when approaching an intersection that is congested with vehicles?

    <p>Wait until there is room to completely cross.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    From which lane should a right turn be made on a laned roadway?

    <p>The far right-hand lane or a lane with a right arrow.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If both vehicles at an intersection have GIVE WAY signs, which vehicle goes first?

    <p>It depends on who moves first.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What must Vehicle O do when at a STOP sign with vehicles P, Q, and R approaching?

    <p>Give way to all vehicles P, Q, and R.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If both vehicles P and O are turning right, which is better positioned to turn left into the street marked 'X'?

    <p>Neither vehicle is well positioned.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    At a marked pedestrian crossing with a STOP sign, must a driver stop again after yielding to a pedestrian?

    <p>No, if the intersection is clear.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Under what condition is it allowed to cross double unbroken dividing lines?

    <p>Only to turn into a driveway if it is safe to do so.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What action must you take when merging lanes?

    <p>The vehicle that needs to cross the lane line must give way.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement about using indicator lights is correct?

    <p>You must indicate when changing lanes or turning.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you do upon hearing an emergency vehicle's siren?

    <p>Take necessary action to allow the vehicle through safely.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which action is permitted on a road with double unbroken dividing lines?

    <p>You may only cross them to overtake if safe.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    On a multi-lane road with a speed limit greater than 80 km/h, which lane should you generally use?

    <p>The left lane unless you are overtaking.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which vehicle must yield in the diagram of vehicles merging?

    <p>The vehicle that must cross the lane line.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When you are driving and wish to change lanes, what is the primary requirement?

    <p>It must be safe to do so.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you do when driving near pedestrian crossings?

    <p>Slow down, watch for pedestrians and be ready to make a safe stop.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the most important action when driving past parked vehicles?

    <p>Watch for pedestrians, animals, and car doors opening.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the first action you should take before overtaking another vehicle?

    <p>Make sure it is safe and the way is clear of oncoming traffic.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you do if you are driving behind a long vehicle with a sign indicating DO NOT OVERTAKE TURNING VEHICLE?

    <p>Must let the long vehicle turn first.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When approaching a bus stop, what should you do regarding speed?

    <p>Slow down and watch for indications that pedestrians may enter the road.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does an amber light flashing mean at a pedestrian crossing?

    <p>You may carefully drive through if there’s no risk of hitting pedestrians.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How should you overtake a pedal cyclist?

    <p>Overtake in the same manner as you would with another car, with safety.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you be especially mindful of when driving in wet weather?

    <p>Pedestrians who may hurry and take risks.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If an overtaking vehicle signals that it must move in front of you, what should you do?

    <p>Prepare to slow down to allow room.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is true regarding your responsibilities towards pedestrians?

    <p>You must give way if there is any danger of hitting them.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What consequence may occur if you are convicted of driving with a blood alcohol level over the limit?

    <p>You may have a personal speed limit imposed on you.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a potential penalty for being convicted of dangerous driving?

    <p>You could lose your licence and may be sent to prison.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What action should you take when driving in an area with many pedestrians?

    <p>Slow down and be prepared for pedestrians entering the road.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you NOT do when planning to overtake another vehicle?

    <p>Sound your horn as you approach.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When encountering pedestrians on the road, what should you do?

    <p>Stop and give them the right of way.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What action is inappropriate when overtaking another vehicle?

    <p>Passing another vehicle at high speed.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should be considered when fitting child restraints?

    <p>They should be fitted according to the manufacturers' instructions.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement accurately describes speeding regulations?

    <p>Driving faster than the maximum speed limit is never legally permitted.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the maximum speed limit for vehicles with a GVM over 4.5 tonnes?

    <p>100 km/h</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the default speed limit in areas with no speed limit signs and no street lights?

    <p>100 km/h</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does a speed limit sign requiring trucks and buses to travel at no greater than 40 km/h indicate?

    <p>Trucks and buses must maintain a maximum speed of 40 km/h.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What speed does a speed limiter in a heavy vehicle (other than a road train) prevent exceeding?

    <p>100 km/h</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How should a driver of a 10 tonne GVM commercial bus respond to a sign limiting speed to 40 km/h?

    <p>They must not exceed 40 km/h.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What classification does the sign shown below represent for truck and bus drivers?

    <p>A regulatory sign that must be obeyed.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Driver Knowledge Test Questions - Rigid Licence

    • ICAC1 - Cheating on Knowledge Test: If caught cheating on the knowledge test, you will be ineligible to retake the test for 6 weeks. There is no further mention of a potential permanent ban from the test.

    • ICAC2 - Bribery of Testing Officer: Offering a bribe to a testing officer for a driving test results in severe penalties, such as fines and imprisonment. Only the testing officer will be investigated.

    • ICAC3 - Accepting Bribe from Testing Officer: If you accept a bribe from a testing officer, severe penalties, including fines and imprisonment, are applied against all involved parties. Only the testing officer will be investigated.

    General Knowledge Section

    • CG001 - Provisional Driver Instruction: A P1 or P2 provisional driver cannot legally instruct a learner driver, unless P1 or P2 plates are displayed. The provisional driver must have held a P2 license for more than 6 months.

    • CG010 - Left Turn Signals: If you intend to turn left, you are required to signal if turn signals are fitted to your vehicle. Turning left from a lane marked "left turn only" or turning from a lane with arrows on the road do not require a signal.

    • CG013 - Bridge Signage: A sign that warns drivers to slow down and give way to vehicles travelling in the opposite direction on a bridge. This also includes stopping completely before crossing, and only giving way to pedestrians in the process.

    • CG014 - Reversing Guidelines: When reversing, take care and do not reverse for a longer distance and/or time than necessary. Unbuckle your seatbelt if needed, allowing quicker reversing; sound your horn to warn other drivers.

    • CG016 - Parallel Parking: When parallel parking, you must leave at least 3 meters of space in front of and behind your vehicle.

    • CG017 - Double Parking: Double parking is not permitted in any circumstance.

    • CG018 - Opening Vehicle Doors on a Roadway: You must not open your vehicle door if it could pose a danger to road users or impede traffic.

    • CG027 - Parking on Medians/Traffic Islands: Parking on median strips or traffic islands isn't allowed in any circumstance.

    • CG029 - Driving at Dawn/Dusk: Turn your headlights on low beam at dawn or dusk. Avoid using sunglasses to cut down on the glare of oncoming headlights.

    • CG030 - High Beam Headlights: Dip your headlights when you are within 200 meters of an oncoming vehicle or a vehicle ahead.

    • CG031 - Bus Stopping: Slow down to give way to a bus that is pulling out from a bus stop on a one-lane highway.

    • CG032 - Obstructing Number Plates: It is an offence to obstruct the clear vision of your vehicle's numberplate.

    • CG034 - Pre-Freeway Driving Check: When preparing to drive on a freeway, ensure that your vehicle has sufficient fuel, oil, water, and the correct tire pressure.

    • CG035 - Missing Freeway Exit: To correct a missed freeway exit drive to the next appropriate exit, and do not reverse; do not turn around.

    • CG036 - Freeway Departure Check: As you exit a freeway, check your speed, fuel gauge, and windscreen wipers.

    • CG043 - Center-Lane Crossing: When an oncoming vehicle crosses the centre line, and there is no option to stop, safely brake, turn left, sound horn, and flash your lights.

    • CG044 - Police Non-Attendance Accidents: If your vehicle needs to be towed away after an accident and the Police aren't present you must report the accident to your nearest police station.

    • CG045 - Accident Reporting Details: Provide any required details to a driver or police, including driver's license details, vehicle owner's details and address, and any insurance details requested by the Police.

    • CG046 - Accident with Injuries: If a vehicle accident involves injuries, render assistance, get someone to notify Emergency Services, and notify Police.

    • CG047 - Railway Crossing Protocol: Always obey signals and signs at a railway level crossing, as trains are fast and heavy, cannot stop quickly, and pedestrians might be crossing.

    • CG048 - Railway Crossing Restrictions: You should not drive through a railway crossing if traffic blocks the other side or a caravan is being towed, and if a train is close to the crossing.

    • CG049 - Using Indicators: Use your right-hand indicator if you intend to turn right at any time, slow down, and when stopping.

    • CG052 - Merging onto Freeway: Look for an opening in traffic, adjust your speed to match the traffic flow, sound your horn, turn on your indicator, and move onto the freeway.

    • CG053 - Road Work Zones: If you see a sign for road repair, slow down and follow any instructions from traffic controllers.

    • CG055 - Clearway Restrictions: Observe clearway restrictions when you see broken yellow lines painted on the road.

    • CG056 - Horse and Rider on Roadway: Slow down and give ample space to a horse and rider on the roadway.

    • CG062 - Serious Medical Condition Driving: Notify the RTA once a serious medical condition surfaces and could affect your driving.

    • CG070 - Passing 'Farm Animal' Sign When you see a sign indicating farm animals on the road, reduce speed to 60 km/h with no way around it.

    • CG071 - Right Turns with Right Lane Only Indicate with your right-hand signal just as any other right turn.

    • CG075 - U-Turns on Freeway: U-turns are not permitted on freeways except when using gravel joining roads.

    • CG080 - Parking on Roadsides (Night Time): Parking is permitted in daytime only and not at any time on a roadway.

    • CG086 - Bridge with Two Vehicles When near bridges with only room for two vehicles slow down and be extra careful.

    • CG090 - Approaching Emergency Vehicle (Siren): Move to the left lane to make way for a siren approaching from behind.

    • CG091 - Approaching Emergency Vehicle (In Mirror): Move to the far left-hand side of the road to make way for an emergency vehicle seen in your mirror.

    • CG093 - Roadworks: Vehicles must follow traffic signals and signage at all times when near roadworks.

    • CG094 - Emergency Vehicle: Pull over to the left-hand side of the road until the emergency vehicle has passed.

    • CG099 - Dawn and Dusk: When driving at dawn or dusk, use low beam headlights.

    • CG100 - High Beam Headlights at Night: Use high beam only when there is no traffic ahead and no street lights.

    • CG102 - Parking in Night: Slow down and pick a safe parking spot.

    • CG105 - Two-Lane Freeway Driving: Drive in the left lane if not overtaking, or in the lane with less traffic; use the right when necessary to avoid slow moving vehicles.

    • CG112 - Double Parking: A momentary double park is permitted when only done briefly.

    • CG113 - Bus Stop/Railway Crossing Parking: Vehicles must park a minimum of 20 meters from the start of a bus stop, and 50 meters from the railway crossing.

    • CG115 - Driver's License: Carry your driver's license when driving.

    • CG116 - Cyclist/Motorcycle Driver - Rights/Responsibilities: Bicycles and motorcycles have equal rights when used on roadways, but are at higher risk because they are harder to see.

    • CG117 - Driving Safety in Accidents: To ensure safety while driving, continually scan the road ahead, check mirrors, and anticipate events.

    • CG118 - Roadwork Zone: Follow traffic controller directions and obey STOP signs when you see one.

    • CG119 - Roadwork Zone with Left Side: Merge to the right lane and give way when approaching a road work zone from the left lane.

    • CG122 - Bicycles and Motorcycle Considerations - Rights/Responsibilities: Bicycles and motorcycles have the right to use roads, pedestrians, other vehicles, but are at higher risk of accidents because they do not have the same protection as those in the rest of the automotive sector.

    • CG123 - Checking Before Leaving Your Vehicle: Check your mirrors, ensure seatbelt is securely fastened, and that vehicle headlights are off before leaving the vehicle.

    Alcohol and Drugs Section

    • AD004 - Reducing Alcohol Effect: Wait and drink water.

    • AD009 - Alcohol Before Driving: Do not drink any alcohol before operating a vehicle.

    • AD012 - Refusing a Breath Test: Refusing a breath test is considered an offence.

    • AD013 - Medicine & Alcohol: Medication/Drugs and Alcohol have a poor synergistic effect on driving ability.

    • AD014 - Blood Alcohol Level for Heavier Vehicles: 0.02 is the threshold blood alcohol level for drivers operating a bus, taxi, or vehicle with significant weight.

    • AD015 - Effect of Alcohol on Driving: Alcohol negatively impacts driving reflexes, reactions, and judgment.

    • AD016 - Maintaining Driving Abilities: Even if you feel unaffected, alcohol decreases your driving abilities.

    • AD020 - Blood Alcohol Limit for Large Vehicles: 0.02 is the blood alcohol limit that must be maintained when operating a heavy truck or large vehicle.

    • AD021 - Public Passenger Vehicle Blood Alcohol Regulation: Drivers of public passenger vehicles must maintain a blood-alcohol (BAC) level below 0.02.

    • AD024 - Dangerous Goods Blood Alcohol Level Limits: 0.02 BAC level should be maintained when driving large or dangerous goods vehicle; any above that could lead to significant consequences including prison and loss of driving license.

    • AD025 - Effects of Alcohol on Driving: Alcohol impairs driving skills and reflexes.

    • AD026 - Impaired Driving Judgement: Alcohol causes judgement issues related to speed and other drivers.

    • AD033-Alcohol Associated Accidents: Accidents related to alcohol consumption are most likely to involve injuries or fatalities.

    • AD038 - Staying Under Legal Alcohol Limit: The best way to comply with alcohol limits is to not consume any before driving.

    • DR001 - Medication/Drug Interaction: Confirm with medical professionals the effect of any medication or drugs on your driving ability and adjust your driving decisions accordingly.

    • DR002 - Drug, Driving, and Eating: It is essential to understand the ramifications of any drug/meds you are taking before undertaking any driving activity; ensure your stomach has some food in it.

    • DR004 - Illegal Drugs and Driving: Illegal drug intake is strictly prohibited before commencing any form of driving activity.

    • DR005 - Uncertain Drug Effect on Driving: If uncertain regarding a medication, or drug interaction, consult your doctor or pharmacist.

    • DR006-Drug Interaction Negativity: Certain drugs, and medication/flu-related pills, can have detrimental interactions with alcohol and cause driving impairments.

    • DR007 - Definition of a Drug: A chemical that alters your brain in a way that compromises your capability to drive effectively.

    • DR008 - Medication & Driving Implications: If a driver ingests medication, it impacts their driving abilities and is not recommended.

    • DR009 - Drug Effect on Driving: If affected by medication, you must not drive.

    • DR011 - Multiple Medication Combinations: Your doctor/pharmacist should aware of all medications you are on, as they may affect how you drive.

    • Road Safety Section Summary: It is a serious violation to operate a vehicle under the influence or after consuming any type of medication or drugs.

    Load Restraint Section

    • LR001-Maximum Load Projection from Side: For vehicles with an overall width not exceeding 2.5m, the maximum allowable projection of a load from the side is 150mm, with the load's placement restricted to the center of the vehicle.

    • LR002-Maximum Load Projection from Front: The maximum projection of a load from the front of a vehicle is 1.2 meters.

    • LR003-Blocking Load: When securing a load, blocking (using chocks, for example) is essential to prevent shifts in weight.

    • LR004-Load Blocking Example: Truck 2 in the diagram did not correctly secure the load, and therefore lacks proper load security.

    • LR005-Loading for Safety: Loads should be centrally located with heavier items positioned to minimize shifts.

    • LR006-Axle Load Specification: For vehicles with a GVM over 4.5 tonnes and 4 standard tyres, the maximum statutory axle load is 9.0 tonnes.

    • LR009-Load Restraint: If the vehicle is braking heavily, the load will shift forwards.

    • LR010-Loaded Vehicles: Vehicles carrying heavy loads have a high center of gravity and are more susceptible to tipping when turning.

    • LR013-Incorrect Load Lashing Angle: Truck 1 (15 degrees) would not be the correct angle, while truck 2 (30 degrees) is, and truck 3 (60 degrees) is too.

    • LR014-Load Restraint and Overturning: Vehicles loaded with high centre of mass loads, bulk liquids, or livestock are more prone to overturning.

    • LR015-Heavy Load Positioning: The heaviest items should be placed in the bottom, or lowest position of a loaded vehicle, or items in a horizontal, stable position.

    • LR016-Loaded Vehicles (Correct Load Restraint): Vehicles 1 and 3 exhibit correct load restraint, while vehicle 2 shows insecure and unstable loading.

    • LR018-Maximum Load Width: The total width of a vehicle, including its load, mustn't exceed 2.5 meters, excluding crane vehicles.

    • LR020-Dangerous Projections: Loads with dangerous projections (e.g., long pipes) must be properly secured to prevent shifts in weight or potential twisting of the chassis.

    • LR021-Preventing Chassis Twisting: Correct loading positioning is crucial to prevent the chassis from twisting during vehicle operation.

    • LR022-Securing Loose Loads: When restraining loose loads, method 3 (Diagram 3) offers better security than the others shown.

    • LR023-Weight on Steering Axles: Diagram 2 shows the correct positioning to ensure weight is on the steering axles.

    • LR024-Long Rigid Load Positioning: Diagram 3 shows the correct dunnage placement for long, rigid items such as steel pipes.

    • LR025-Containing Load Restraint: Diagram 3 (Direct Lashings) is the best method to correctly restrain contained items from shifting or tipping.

    • LR027-Pipe/Log Loading: Diagram 2 shows the correct loading position for long rigid loads like logs or pipes.

    • LR028-Large Pipe Load Securing: Diagram 1 demonstrates a correct way to securely load and restrain large pipe loads on a vehicle.

    • LR029-Securing Divided Loads: Diagram 3 shows correct division and security of loaded items.

    • LR030-Carrying Dangerous Loads: Diagram 3 exhibits the correct positioning for items with potentially dangerous projections.

    • LR031-Securing Loads and Lashings: Diagram 2 illustrates the best method for load security and protecting lashings; it is the best way to ensure secure loading.

    • LR032-Container Carrying on Vehicles: Containers fitted with corner twist locks must be secured on a chassis. 

    Bicycle Safety Section

    • B1001/B1002-Passing Cyclists: Maintain a minimum 1-meter safety space when passing a cyclist, increasing the distance when warranted by vehicle speed or conditions.

    • B1003-Passing Cyclists on Continuous Road Lines: You can cross single or double continuous lines to safely pass cyclists, but only if you have a clear view of approaching traffic.

    Fatigue and Defensive Driving Section

    • FD001-Defensive Driving - 3 Seconds Rule: Maintain a 3-second gap behind the vehicle ahead to account for sudden braking.

    • FD002-Wet Weather Driving: Driving in wet weather requires reduced speeds as braking distances are longer on water-soaked roads than on drier asphalt.

    • FD003-Headlights: When oncoming vehicles' headlights dazzle you, slow down until your eyes have adjusted.

    • FD004-Sleepiness at the Wheel: When you feel sleepy, or in the event a driver feels tired they should stop, rest, and if possible, swap with a different driver.

    • FD005-Poor Visibility Conditions: Slow down immediately and double your following distance when visibility is reduced by weather.

    • FD006-Rain and Slippery Road Surfaces: If the road is wet or slippery from rain or recent dew slow down and drive smoothly, using the vehicle's brake system in a controlled manner.

    • FD010-Heavy Braking on Wet Roads: Avoid heavy braking on wet roads as it could cause skidding.

    • FD011-Driving at Night: When driving at night you must, with safety in mind, maintain safe driving procedures.

    • FD012-Driving in Fog: When visibility is reduced, you must reduce speed and increase your following distance.

    • FD013-Long Trips: Resting adequately is the most important factor when beginning a long road trip, including sufficient food and drink.

    • FD014-Night Driving: Take care when approaching an oncoming vehicle; do not focus on the headlights.

    • FD023-Fatigue Prevention - Breaks: Drivers should take breaks, or take a rest, from driving every few hours.

    • FD024-Fatigue and Accident Times: Most fatigue-related accidents occur in the early hours (11pm-8am) and mid-day (9am-9pm).

    • FD025-Preventing Fatigue: You can most effectively minimise fatigue by being well rested and taking appropriate breaks between driving periods.

    • FD032-Scanning the Road: Constantly scan the road ahead, from side to side, using your mirrors to assess and prepare for traffic movements.

    • FD037-Vehicle Gap: Maintain a 2-second or 3-second gap, if possible, between your and the car driving in front of you.

    • FD014-Fatigue and Accident Times: Most fatigue-related accidents occur between the hours of 11pm and 8am, along with periods between 9am-9pm.

    • FD041-Aggressive Driving: Maintain control by not escalating the situation or using your vehicle's horn, or changing lanes or speeding aggressively when other drivers act badly.

    • FD042-Fatigue Record-Keeping: Ensure your logbook accurately reflects your work hours, resting, and driving times.

    • FD043-Driving Time Limits (Heavy Vehicles): For vehicles over 12 tonnes, you mustn't drive for more than 8 hours without taking a minimum 30-minute rest.

    • FD044-Maximum Driving Time Limits (Solo Drivers): For solo drivers of vehicles over 12 tonnes, the limit of hours driven must not exceed 72 hours per week.

    • FD045-Driving Record Time: Keep the last 28 days of driving records on you.

    • FD046-Rest Intervals for Solo Drivers (Heavy Vehicles): If driving a vehicle over 12 tonnes for a period of 9 hours, you must take a minimum rest of 30 minutes.

    • FD047-Maximum Hours Limit (Solo Drivers): The daily maximum limit for hours driven for vehicles over 12 tonnes is 12 hours.

    Pedestrian Section

    • PD001-Pedestrians' Right of Way: Give way to pedestrians at marked crossings to prevent collisions, maintaining vigilance, and avoiding sudden movements.

    • PD002-Approaching Crossing (No Pedestrians): When approaching pedestrian crossings without any pedestrians in sight, slow down to allow for immediate stops if necessary or safe to do so, and maintain visibility of approaching pedestrians and other traffic in the vicinity.

    • PD003-Children/Elderly/Vulnerable Groups: If pedestrians are children or elderly individuals you may need to increase the time taken to allow them to cross safely.

    • PD004-Pedestrian Crossing Signage: A triangular black sign that appears on your vehicle's windscreen to indicate a pedestrian crossing ahead.

    • PD005-Overtaking Stopped Vehicle: Don't overtake a stopped vehicle ahead at a pedestrian crossing.

    • PD006-School Crossing Supervisor: Wait until all children have left the crossing and the Supervisor has removed the hand-held sign.

    • PD007-Road Rules: Bicycle riders and motorcycle riders have the same rights as car drivers, but they are generally at higher risk of accidents.

    • PD009-Driving Near Children/Pedestrians: Slow down, and attentively look out when there are children playing, or walking, near the roadway's edge to allow for safe stopping and other reaction times.

    • PD010-Alcohol-Affected Pedestrians: Individuals under the influence of alcohol present a greater risk when considering vehicle collisions or fatalities and should be treated accordingly.

    • PD011-Driving Near Crossings/Intersections/School Crossings: Slow down and pay close attention to pedestrians. Be ready to stop.

    • PD012-High Pedestrian Areas: When driving in areas with many pedestrians (e.g., bus stops), slow down, look for indications that pedestrians will enter the road, and only increase speed when absolutely safe.

    • PD013-Particularly Vulnerable Pedestrians: Pay close attention to pedestrians and be prepared to stop or slow down to avoid any accident or potential collision near parked vehicles or when pedestrian doors might open unexpectedly.

    • PD014-Driving in Wet Weather: When driving in wet weather take extra precautions when pedestrians are around as they may be more likely to take risks.

    • PD015-Pedestrian Crossing on Traffic Lights: If there isn't a foreseeable collision, with care, you may pass through a traffic-lit pedestrian crossing when an amber light, or flashing light, has commenced after encountering a red light.

    • PD016-Pedestrian Rights on Roads: Pedestrians have special rights and considerations on roadways, particularly if there is high-risk/visibility involved.

    • PD017-Pedestrian Crossing: Stop, give way to pedestrians and let them cross in safety and caution.

    • PD018-Pedestrian Presence: Use extra care and vigilance to recognize pedestrians and other vulnerable roadway users.

    • PD019-Pedestrian Crossing/Road Markings: Pedestrian road markings indicate specific pedestrian rights. Areas with markings for pedestrians often afford enhanced rights or considerations.

    • PD020/PD021-Slow Down/Stop for Pedestrians: In cases of encountering pedestrians, reduce speed considerably and remain prepared to stop to avoid potential collisions.

    • PD022-Pedestrian Traffic Lights: Drivers should always stop according to traffic signals and be prepared to safely cross at crossings.

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