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Traffic signs
Traffic rules
Brussels
True/false 17 Brussels 87 Car controls 109 Dashboard lights 40 Priority rules 9 Pedestrians 19 Cyclists 20 Driving licence 65 Show all 718
What should you do if your vehicle catches fire?

601. What should you do if your vehicle catches fire?

Stay inside the vehicle while waiting for assistance.
✓ Stop, switch off the engine, evacuate everyone, and call the emergency services.
Keep driving slowly until you find a safer place to stop.
Try to move personal belongings out before leaving.

Move everyone well away from the vehicle and call emergency services. If the fire is small and it is safe to do so, use a suitable fire extinguisher. Opening the bonnet fully can supply additional oxygen and cause the fire to intensify.

Vehicle with a fire breaking out
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What colour is a stop sign usually?

602. What colour is a stop sign usually?

✓ Red.
Green.
Blue.
White.

Stop signs are almost always red because red is universally associated with danger and the need to stop immediately.

Red octagonal stop sign
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How should luggage be carried on a motorcycle?

603. How should luggage be carried on a motorcycle?

Loosely strapped so it can move with the motorcycle.
Mostly on one side to leave the other side free.
Hanging from the handlebars if the luggage is light.
✓ Securely and evenly, without affecting balance or control.

Motorcycle luggage should be securely fastened and sensibly distributed. A loose, uneven or badly positioned load can affect balance, steering and braking, or become caught in moving parts.

Luggage carried on a motorcycle
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How does higher speed affect a vehicle's stopping distance?

604. How does higher speed affect a vehicle's stopping distance?

It has no effect if the brakes are in good condition.
It decreases the distance needed to stop.
✓ It increases the distance needed to stop.
It affects braking distance only on wet roads.

As speed increases, the vehicle travels farther while the driver reacts and requires more distance to brake. This means the total stopping distance increases significantly as speed rises.

Vehicle speed and the distance needed to stop
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What should you normally do before selecting D or R in an automatic vehicle?

605. What should you normally do before selecting D or R in an automatic vehicle?

Switch off the engine.
✓ Press and hold the brake pedal.
Apply the parking brake only.
Press the accelerator pedal.

Before selecting D (Drive) or R (Reverse), keep the brake pedal pressed to prevent the vehicle from moving unexpectedly when the gear is engaged.

Holding the brake before selecting an automatic driving gear
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

606. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

✓ Diesel glow-plug preheating.
Engine-temperature warning.
Charging-system warning.
Diesel particulate filter warning.

This symbol indicates the diesel glow-plug preheating system. In a diesel vehicle, wait for the light to go out before starting the engine when required. If it remains illuminated or flashes while driving, it may indicate a fault.

Diesel glow-plug preheating symbol on the dashboard
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What should you do if you realise you have put the wrong fuel in your vehicle?

607. What should you do if you realise you have put the wrong fuel in your vehicle?

Add the correct fuel and continue driving.
Rev the engine briefly to mix the fuels.
Drive until the fuel warning light comes on.
✓ Do not start the engine, and seek assistance.

If you have used the wrong fuel, do not start the engine. Starting it can circulate the incorrect fuel and cause further damage. If possible, avoid switching on the ignition and seek appropriate roadside or workshop assistance.

Fuel nozzle and the risk of misfuelling
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Why should you avoid keeping the clutch pedal pressed while driving?

608. Why should you avoid keeping the clutch pedal pressed while driving?

✓ It reduces engine braking and vehicle control.
It applies the parking brake.
It increases tyre pressure.
It locks the steering.

Keeping the clutch pedal pressed while the vehicle is moving disconnects the engine from the transmission. This reduces engine braking and can reduce your control of the vehicle.

Clutch held down while a vehicle is moving
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Why should heavy items be placed low and evenly distributed?

609. Why should heavy items be placed low and evenly distributed?

To reduce fuel consumption.
✓ To help keep the vehicle stable.
To increase the available luggage space.
To make the steering lighter.

A high or uneven load can make the vehicle unstable, especially during braking, cornering, or sudden steering.

Heavy luggage positioned low in a vehicle
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What should you do if a red warning light appears with an unusual noise?

610. What should you do if a red warning light appears with an unusual noise?

Stop only if another warning light appears.
✓ Stop safely, switch off the engine, and seek assistance.
Continue slowly if the vehicle still responds normally.
Ignore the noise if the warning light later goes out.

A red warning combined with an unusual noise may indicate a serious fault. Continuing could cause damage or loss of control.

Red dashboard warning requiring the driver's attention
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What should you do if an overtaking vehicle is coming toward you?

611. What should you do if an overtaking vehicle is coming toward you?

✓ Slow down and move slightly aside if safe.
Maintain your speed and expect the other driver to return to their lane.
Brake sharply as soon as the vehicle enters your lane.
Move closer to the centre so the other driver notices you.

If an oncoming vehicle creates danger while overtaking, reduce speed and make space if it is safe to do so. Avoid sudden movements that could create an additional hazard.

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How should you normally hold the steering wheel while driving?

612. How should you normally hold the steering wheel while driving?

With both hands together at the bottom.
With one hand at the top of the wheel.
With one hand resting on the gear lever.
✓ With both hands in a balanced position.

Hold the steering wheel with both hands in a balanced position so that you can steer smoothly and react quickly. A position around nine and three o'clock generally provides good control.

Driver holding the steering wheel with both hands
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You may ignore a stop sign if the road looks empty.

613. You may ignore a stop sign if the road looks empty.

✓ False.
True.

A stop sign means you must come to a complete stop, even if no other traffic is visible.

Stop sign at a quiet junction
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Why should you avoid overtaking when approaching a pedestrian crossing?

614. Why should you avoid overtaking when approaching a pedestrian crossing?

✓ A pedestrian may be hidden by the vehicle ahead.
Vehicles use more braking distance near crossings.
The road surface is usually more slippery near crossings.
Crossing markings can make lane changes more difficult.

A vehicle slowing or stopping near a pedestrian crossing may be hiding someone who is crossing. Overtaking could put you directly into the pedestrian's path.

Vehicles approaching a pedestrian crossing
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May you normally stop or park a car on the pavement in Belgium?

615. May you normally stop or park a car on the pavement in Belgium?

Yes, if no pedestrians are currently present.
Yes, if the hazard lights are switched on.
Yes, for up to fifteen minutes.
✓ No, unless local signs or markings specifically permit it.

Stopping and parking a car on the pavement is normally prohibited. It is only permitted where local signs, markings, or regulations specifically allow it.

Car stopped or parked on a pavement
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What should you do if your vehicle breaks down on a busy road?

616. What should you do if your vehicle breaks down on a busy road?

✓ Move to a safe place, use hazard lights, and stay clear of traffic.
Stand beside the vehicle while waiting for help.
Stay close to the vehicle so other drivers can see you.
Remain in the traffic lane even if you can move to safety.

If your vehicle breaks down, make it visible and get yourself away from moving traffic. Safety comes before repairing the vehicle.

Broken-down vehicle beside a busy road
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Why should you be careful when driving beside a bus at a stop?

617. Why should you be careful when driving beside a bus at a stop?

Bus stops usually have a lower speed limit.
Vehicles beside a bus must always stop and wait.
✓ Passengers may step out or cross near the bus.
The road surface is usually more slippery near bus stops.

Stopped buses can hide pedestrians, and passengers may cross unexpectedly. Slow down and be ready to react.

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What is the minimum licence for a motorcycle with more than 35 kW?

618. What is the minimum licence for a motorcycle with more than 35 kW?

Licence A1.
✓ Licence A.
Licence A2.
Licence AM.

Category A2 is limited to motorcycles with power not exceeding 35 kW. A motorcycle with more than 35 kW therefore requires category A.

Motorcycle with more than 35 kW
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What is the minimum licence for a 125 cm³, 11 kW motorcycle at 0.1 kW/kg?

619. What is the minimum licence for a 125 cm³, 11 kW motorcycle at 0.1 kW/kg?

Licence B.
Licence A2.
Licence A.
✓ Licence A1.

Category A1 covers motorcycles with an engine capacity not exceeding 125 cm³, power not exceeding 11 kW, and a power-to-weight ratio not exceeding 0.1 kW/kg.

125 cm³ motorcycle for category A1
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Using indicators helps other road users understand your intentions.

620. Using indicators helps other road users understand your intentions.

False.
✓ True.

Indicators help communicate your intended direction and improve safety for everyone on the road.

Vehicle signalling its intended direction
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

621. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Air conditioning.
Air recirculation.
Windscreen washer.
✓ Front windscreen demister.

This symbol indicates the front windscreen demister. It directs airflow towards the windscreen to help clear condensation, mist or frost and restore a clear view.

Front windscreen demister symbol on the dashboard
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Why should you not use water on a fire involving live electrical equipment?

622. Why should you not use water on a fire involving live electrical equipment?

Water can make the electrical equipment restart.
✓ Water can conduct electricity and create an electric-shock hazard.
Water can cause the battery to charge more quickly.
Water makes electrical cables harder to disconnect.

Do not use water on a fire involving energised electrical equipment, because water can conduct electricity and create a serious electric-shock hazard. Keep clear, disconnect the power only if it is safe to do so, and call the emergency services. Use only a suitable fire extinguisher if it is safe and you know how to use it.

Fire involving live electrical equipment
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Why should you be especially alert for wild animals at dawn and dusk?

623. Why should you be especially alert for wild animals at dawn and dusk?

✓ Many animals are more active at these times.
Wild animals avoid roads during the rest of the day.
Speed limits change automatically at dawn and dusk.
Animals cannot see vehicles during daylight.

Many wild animals are most active around dawn and dusk, when visibility may also be reduced.

Wild animal beside a road in low light
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Why should you never leave a child or pet alone in a parked vehicle on a warm day?

624. Why should you never leave a child or pet alone in a parked vehicle on a warm day?

The tyres may lose pressure while the vehicle is parked.
✓ The interior can heat up quickly and cause serious heat illness.
The windows may become difficult to open.
The vehicle battery may discharge more quickly.

The inside of a parked vehicle can heat up rapidly, even when the outside temperature does not feel extreme. Children and animals are particularly vulnerable to overheating and heatstroke. Leaving a window partly open does not make the vehicle safe.

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Who is responsible for staying safe when crossing the road?

625. Who is responsible for staying safe when crossing the road?

Only the person who creates the danger.
Only pedestrians once they enter the road.
Only the road user without priority.
✓ Everyone using the road.

Road safety is a shared responsibility. Pedestrians, drivers, and cyclists all need to stay alert and follow the rules.

Pedestrians and traffic sharing a road crossing
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What should you do if a pedestrian is crossing slowly?

626. What should you do if a pedestrian is crossing slowly?

✓ Wait patiently and let them finish crossing.
Sound your horn to encourage them to cross faster.
Drive around them if there is enough room.
Pass as soon as they have cleared your part of the road.

Some pedestrians may need more time to cross. Stay patient, keep a safe distance, and do not pressure them.

Pedestrian crossing the road slowly
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What is the purpose of the anti-dazzle control on the rear-view mirror?

627. What is the purpose of the anti-dazzle control on the rear-view mirror?

✓ To reduce glare from headlights behind.
To enlarge the view behind.
To heat the rear window.
To adjust the exterior mirrors.

The anti-dazzle setting reduces glare from the headlights of vehicles behind, helping the driver maintain a clear view without being dazzled.

Anti-dazzle control on an interior rear-view mirror
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What should cyclists do when passing pedestrians on a shared path?

628. What should cyclists do when passing pedestrians on a shared path?

✓ Slow down, give warning, and leave enough space.
Pass closely if there is not enough room.
Use your bell and keep the same speed.
Pass quickly before they change direction.

Pedestrians may change direction unexpectedly. A warning and safe passing distance reduce the risk of a collision.

Cyclist passing pedestrians on a shared path
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

629. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Oil-pressure warning.
Engine-temperature warning.
✓ Engine-management warning.
Charging-system warning.

This symbol indicates a fault detected by the engine-management or emissions-control system. If it remains illuminated while driving, the vehicle should be checked according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Engine-management warning symbol on the dashboard
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What should you do if a tyre-pressure warning appears and handling changes?

630. What should you do if a tyre-pressure warning appears and handling changes?

Accelerate slightly to warm the tyre.
✓ Reduce speed and stop safely to check the tyres.
Release air from the other tyres to balance the pressure.
Continue until the warning light goes out by itself.

A pressure loss or damaged tyre can affect steering and braking. If the tyre-pressure warning appears together with a change in handling, it may indicate a serious tyre problem. Stop safely and inspect the tyres before continuing.

Tyre-pressure warning and a tyre inspection
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Why should you leave extra space behind a vehicle carrying animals?

631. Why should you leave extra space behind a vehicle carrying animals?

Because they cannot use brake lights.
Because these vehicles always have priority.
✓ Because it may move slowly or stop unexpectedly.
Because they must always travel in the centre of the road.

Vehicles transporting animals may accelerate slowly, take bends carefully, or brake gently to protect their load.

Vehicle following an animal transporter
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Why should a front passenger keep their feet off the dashboard?

632. Why should a front passenger keep their feet off the dashboard?

✓ It can greatly increase the risk of injury if the airbag deploys.
It can prevent the engine from cooling properly.
It can prevent the passenger airbag from deploying.
It can make the front seat slide forwards during braking.

A front airbag deploys very quickly and with considerable force. If a passenger has their feet or legs on the dashboard, airbag deployment can force their legs backwards and greatly increase the risk of serious injury. Passengers should sit normally with their feet in the footwell and wear their seat belts correctly. The driver should make sure everyone is seated and restrained safely before setting off.

Passenger resting their feet on the dashboard
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What should you do around a damaged electric or hybrid vehicle?

633. What should you do around a damaged electric or hybrid vehicle?

Disconnect exposed electrical components yourself.
Assume the system is safe once the vehicle is switched off.
✓ Keep clear of damaged high-voltage components and call trained assistance.
Inspect damaged cables closely before calling for help.

Electric and hybrid vehicles can contain dangerous high-voltage systems. Do not touch damaged cables, batteries, or electrical components.

Damaged electric vehicle and high-voltage safety risks
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May a cyclist younger than 10 ride on the pavement in Belgium?

634. May a cyclist younger than 10 ride on the pavement in Belgium?

✓ Yes, in all circumstances.
Only during school hours.
No, never.
Only outside built-up areas.

Cyclists younger than 10 may use pavements and raised verges in all circumstances.

Young child riding a bicycle on the pavement
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

635. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Door-open warning.
Charging-system warning.
✓ Immobiliser or anti-theft system.
Engine-management warning.

This symbol relates to the vehicle's immobiliser or anti-theft system. If it remains illuminated or flashes unexpectedly, the vehicle may not recognise the key or there may be a fault in the security system.

Immobiliser indicator symbol on the dashboard
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What does the ON position of a traditional ignition switch normally do?

636. What does the ON position of a traditional ignition switch normally do?

✓ Switches on the vehicle's electrical systems without operating the starter.
Switches off all electrical accessories.
Turns the starter motor.
Locks the steering.

The ON position normally switches on the vehicle's electrical and ignition systems without operating the starter motor. The engine is started by turning the key further to the START position.

ON position on a traditional ignition switch
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Which passenger vehicles are covered by driving licence D?

637. Which passenger vehicles are covered by driving licence D?

✓ Buses designed for more than eight passengers.
Cars and light vehicles up to 3,500 kg.
Minibuses for no more than eight passengers.
Goods vehicles over 7,500 kg.

Category D covers motor vehicles designed and constructed to carry more than eight passengers in addition to the driver. A trailer up to 750 kg may be towed.

Bus covered by category D
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How can a heavy load affect stopping distance?

638. How can a heavy load affect stopping distance?

It makes the brakes respond more quickly.
It reduces the driver's reaction time.
It affects stopping distance only on steep roads.
✓ It can increase the distance needed to stop.

A heavily loaded vehicle has more mass and may require additional distance to slow down or stop safely.

Loaded vehicle and the space needed for braking
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What should you do when approaching a curve with poor visibility?

639. What should you do when approaching a curve with poor visibility?

Maintain your speed if the road ahead appears clear.
Move slightly toward the centre for a better view.
✓ Slow down and stay in your lane.
Brake only after entering the curve if necessary.

A curve can hide oncoming traffic, obstacles, cyclists, or pedestrians. Reduce speed and keep a safe position.

Road bend with a restricted view ahead
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Why should cyclists avoid riding in a large vehicle's blind spot?

640. Why should cyclists avoid riding in a large vehicle's blind spot?

✓ The driver may not be able to see them.
Large vehicles always have priority when turning.
The driver can always hear a cyclist beside the vehicle.
Cyclists must always stay behind large vehicles.

Buses and trucks have large areas where the driver cannot see cyclists, especially beside the vehicle and near turns.

Cyclist in a large vehicle's blind spot
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What is the minimum licence for a C vehicle towing a trailer over 750 kg?

641. What is the minimum licence for a C vehicle towing a trailer over 750 kg?

Licence C.
Licence BE.
✓ Licence CE.
Licence C1.

Category C permits a trailer with a maximum authorised mass of up to 750 kg. A category C vehicle towing a trailer or semi-trailer above 750 kg requires category CE.

Category C vehicle towing a trailer over 750 kg
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What should you do if the oil-pressure warning light stays on?

642. What should you do if the oil-pressure warning light stays on?

Increase the engine speed until the light goes out.
✓ Stop safely, switch off the engine, and seek assistance.
Continue slowly until you reach a service station.
Add engine oil while the engine is still running.

Low oil pressure can quickly cause severe engine damage. Stop as soon as it is safe, switch off the engine, and investigate the cause before continuing.

Oil-pressure warning illuminated on the dashboard
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What should you do before joining a motorway?

643. What should you do before joining a motorway?

Move onto the motorway as soon as the lane markings allow.
Signal and expect motorway traffic to make space for you.
Wait until the end of the slip road before checking for a gap.
✓ Check your mirrors and blind spot, signal, and look for a safe gap.

Observe motorway traffic early, signal clearly, and merge only when there is a safe gap.

Driver checking motorway traffic before merging
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Why should you remove dark sunglasses before entering a tunnel?

644. Why should you remove dark sunglasses before entering a tunnel?

To make the vehicle headlights work more effectively.
To prevent the lenses from reflecting tunnel lights.
✓ Your eyes need to adjust to the lower light level.
Because tunnel lighting can damage dark lenses.

Dark sunglasses reduce the amount of light reaching your eyes and can make hazards inside a tunnel harder to see.

Driver removing sunglasses before entering a tunnel
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What is the purpose of heated door mirrors?

645. What is the purpose of heated door mirrors?

To fold the mirrors automatically.
✓ To clear mist or ice from the mirror glass.
To adjust the mirror angle.
To improve the headlights.

Heated door mirrors warm the mirror glass to help clear mist, condensation, or light ice and improve rearward visibility. On some vehicles, they operate together with the rear-window demister.

Heated door-mirror control and demisting function
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When should you switch off your fog lights?

646. When should you switch off your fog lights?

When you enter a built-up area.
Only after the journey is finished.
✓ When visibility improves and they are no longer needed.
Never, because they always improve visibility.

Fog lights can dazzle other road users when visibility is normal, so switch them off when conditions improve.

Fog-light control as visibility improves
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Which gear is used to drive a manual vehicle backwards?

647. Which gear is used to drive a manual vehicle backwards?

1st gear.
Neutral.
✓ R (Reverse).
2nd gear.

Select R (Reverse) when you need to drive a manual vehicle backwards. The vehicle should be stationary before Reverse is selected.

Manual gear lever and gear-selection pattern
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What should you do if fuel spills while you are refuelling?

648. What should you do if fuel spills while you are refuelling?

✓ Stop refuelling, avoid ignition sources, and alert station staff.
Start the engine and move the vehicle immediately.
Ignore the spill if only a small amount escaped.
Continue filling the tank and clean it up afterwards.

If fuel is spilled, stop refuelling immediately and keep flames, sparks, and other ignition sources away. Do not start the vehicle until the situation is safe. Alert filling-station staff and follow their instructions for dealing with the spill.

Fuel spilled during refuelling
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How should cyclists brake on a wet road?

649. How should cyclists brake on a wet road?

Brake normally because wet roads do not affect grip.
Brake sharply once you are close to stopping.
Use only one brake to avoid skidding.
✓ Brake earlier and more gradually than usual.

Wet surfaces reduce grip and increase stopping distance. Smooth, early braking helps prevent skidding.

Cyclist braking on a wet road
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Why is it dangerous to cross while listening to loud music?

650. Why is it dangerous to cross while listening to loud music?

✓ You may not hear approaching traffic.
You may not see approaching traffic clearly.
It makes you walk more slowly across the road.
Drivers may not hear you crossing.

Loud music can reduce your awareness of vehicles, bicycles, horns, and other warning sounds.

Pedestrian listening to music while crossing the road
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