Road Safety Rules Quiz

Remaining to the left side of the road when driving, unless overtaking or turning right.

The distance you can see clearly ahead dictates how fast you should drive.

Reduce speed and exercise extra caution in adverse weather conditions.

Driving on narrow or winding roads requires slower speeds, even if you are familiar with them.

Do not overtake at road junctions, corners, bends, hills, pedestrian crossings, hump-back bridges, where the road narrows, or where the road is divided by a solid white line.

Overtaking a vehicle on the left is permitted on a one-way road, at a roundabout, when a driver in front signals a right turn, passing slow-moving vehicles to clear congestion, turning left at crossroads, and on a four-lane road.

After overtaking a vehicle, always check your rearview mirror before rejoining the lane to ensure it's safe.

Dip your headlights on wet roads, in brightly lit areas, approaching an oncoming vehicle, following closely behind a vehicle, approaching a police officer on duty, at traffic lights, approaching cattle, ascending a hill, and approaching a corner or bend.

The vehicle coming down a hill usually has the right of way. However, a heavier vehicle has the right of way going up or down the hill.

Filtration refers to turning left at a road junction regulated by a person, without a clear signal, if the way is clear.

A road with a central divider separating opposing traffic lanes.

A road that ends in a closed loop.

A green arrow signal that allows movement in the direction indicated, regardless of other traffic lights.

A signal used by police officers to stop vehicles approaching from both directions simultaneously.

A hand signal used to indicate slowing down or stopping. Extend your right arm downwards with your palm facing down and move it slowly up and down.

Drive slower and in lower gear to maintain control.

It means to give way to other vehicles or pedestrians with the right of way.

It takes 5 days from the time the police request it.

A driveway that is not easy to see from the roadway.

It is the main cause of skidding on the road.

Red means stop. Red and amber also mean stop. Do not go until green is shown. Green means you may go. Amber means stop at the stopline.

Extend the right arm and hand below the level of the shoulder and move it back and forth.

Extend the right arm with the palm turned to the front and hold it rigid in a horizontal position.

Raise the hand toward your shoulder and move your forearm forward and then back in a vertical plane.

Approximately 150 meters (500 feet)

You must obey a police officer's instructions, even if they seem unusual, like driving against traffic on a one-way street.

If involved in an accident, stop, provide details, report to police within 24 hours, and present insurance and license.

At roundabouts, there's no specific right of way. Always approach with caution and yield to the vehicle already in the roundabout on your right.

Park at least 12 meters (40 feet) away from bus stops and pedestrian crossings.

Never park on a bridge, underpass, hilltop, within 12 meters of a junction, at a private entrance, or in double parking. Park as close to the curb as possible.

When approaching a roundabout, you need to merge with the traffic, entering at a reduced speed to avoid disrupting the flow of traffic.

When you are driving behind another vehicle at 50 km/h, you should maintain a distance equivalent to 23 meters (75 feet).

If you intend to move out from a parking spot into the road, you should proceed with caution, ensuring no traffic is close enough to cause an accident.

When making a left turn from a one-way street, your car should position itself in the lane closest to the left side of the road.

The vehicle going downhill has the right of way when two vehicles meet on a hill.

A broken white line marking the center of a road indicates that overtaking is allowed if the way is clear.

Overtaking a vehicle on the left is permitted on a one-way street, as oncoming traffic is not a concern in this scenario.

Dip your headlights when facing an oncoming vehicle to avoid blinding them and ensure clear visibility for both drivers.

Avoid parking on the brow of a hill because it can obstruct visibility for other drivers, potentially creating a hazard.

Vehicles like fire engines, ambulances, and police cars with sirens activated are considered emergency vehicles, as they are tasked with urgent situations requiring immediate response.

When turning right on a wide road with oncoming traffic, position your vehicle slightly left of the center to signal your intent clearly and provide adequate space for oncoming vehicles.

This sign indicates that you should keep to the left side of the road.

The sign with a capital 'H' signifies a hospital.

Overtaking is prohibited at pedestrian crossings, humpback bridges, and crossroads for safety reasons, as these areas have increased traffic and pedestrian activity.

When a police officer directs you to proceed despite a red traffic light, you must obey the officer's instruction.

Double parking is prohibited because it obstructs traffic flow and creates congestion on roads.

When you hear the siren of an emergency vehicle, pull over to the left side of the road and stop to allow them safe passage.

When a car in front of you is waiting to turn right and you want to go straight, either pass them on the left or wait for them to continue.