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QuizTraffic rules

Test your knowledge with our multiple-choice quiz. Learn from each answer and improve your understanding of the traffic rules and road signs of Worldwide.

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How should luggage be carried on a bicycle?

551. How should luggage be carried on a bicycle?

On the rear carrier without securing it for a short trip.
✓ Securely, without affecting steering, braking, or balance.
On one handlebar if the bag is not very heavy.
As high as possible to keep it away from the wheels.

Loose or badly positioned luggage can interfere with control, become caught in the wheels, or hide bicycle lights.

Luggage carried on a bicycle
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Why should you leave extra space when following a large vehicle?

552. Why should you leave extra space when following a large vehicle?

To prevent the large vehicle from changing lanes.
To make it easier for the large vehicle to accelerate.
✓ To improve your view ahead and give yourself more time to react.
To make overtaking possible without checking ahead.

A large vehicle can block your view of traffic, signs, junctions, or hazards ahead. Leaving extra space improves your view and gives you more time to react if traffic slows or a hazard develops.

Large vehicle limiting a following driver's view
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Why should you avoid unnecessary lane changes in roadworks?

553. Why should you avoid unnecessary lane changes in roadworks?

Temporary lanes are designed for frequent lane changes.
Lane changes are safer when traffic is moving slowly.
Drivers should always use the lane with fewer vehicles.
✓ Narrow lanes and changing layouts increase the risk of collision.

Frequent lane changes create additional risk where space is limited and drivers are already adapting to temporary layouts.

Vehicles travelling through restricted roadworks lanes
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Why should you be especially alert for wild animals at dawn and dusk?

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

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

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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What does the resume function of cruise control normally do?

555. What does the resume function of cruise control normally do?

Applies the brakes automatically.
✓ Returns the vehicle to the previously set cruising speed.
Switches cruise control off completely.
Sets the vehicle's current speed as a new limit.

The resume function normally returns the vehicle to the previously set cruise-control speed after the system has been temporarily disengaged. The driver should use it only when traffic and road conditions are suitable.

RES button for resuming the stored cruising speed
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What should you expect when leaving a tunnel in bright sunlight?

556. What should you expect when leaving a tunnel in bright sunlight?

The steering becoming heavier.
✓ Temporary glare and reduced visibility.
The speed limit automatically increasing.
The brakes becoming more powerful.

Your eyes may need time to adjust from the darker tunnel to bright daylight. Reduce speed if necessary and remain alert.

Bright sunlight at the exit of a road tunnel
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Why should you leave a much larger following distance on an icy road?

557. Why should you leave a much larger following distance on an icy road?

Because ice increases tyre wear.
To make the headlights work more effectively.
To prevent ice from forming on the windscreen.
✓ Because stopping distances can be much longer.

Tyres have much less grip on ice, so braking takes longer. Extra distance gives you more time to slow down safely.

Following distance between vehicles on an icy road
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What should you do if a direction indicator does not cancel after a turn?

558. What should you do if a direction indicator does not cancel after a turn?

✓ Return the indicator control to its neutral position.
Switch on the hazard warning lights.
Press the horn.
Leave it flashing until the next turn.

Direction indicators often cancel automatically after a turn, but if an indicator remains on, return the indicator control to its neutral position so you do not mislead other road users.

Returning the indicator stalk to its neutral position
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What should you do before leaving a motorway?

559. What should you do before leaving a motorway?

Wait until the exit begins before checking your mirrors.
Cross several lanes at the last moment.
✓ Check your mirrors, signal in good time, and enter the exit lane safely.
Brake sharply before entering the exit lane.

Plan your exit early, move into the correct lane safely, and reduce speed after entering the exit road where appropriate.

Vehicle preparing to take a motorway exit
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What should you do if another driver behaves aggressively towards you?

560. What should you do if another driver behaves aggressively towards you?

✓ Stay calm, avoid confrontation, and create more distance.
Stop beside them so you can discuss the problem.
Speed up to prevent them from passing you.
Respond with your horn and gestures.

If another driver behaves aggressively, do not retaliate or become involved in a confrontation. Stay calm, increase the distance between you, and let the other vehicle move away when possible. If you feel threatened, go to a safe public place and seek appropriate assistance.

Driver facing aggressive behaviour from another road user
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Why is it important to make yourself visible at night?

561. Why is it important to make yourself visible at night?

To make it safe to walk closer to moving traffic.
To avoid checking for approaching vehicles.
✓ To make drivers see you more easily.
To make drivers give way wherever you cross.

Bright or reflective clothing helps drivers notice pedestrians in low-light conditions.

Pedestrian visibility beside a road at night
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Why is it dangerous to cross while listening to loud music?

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

It makes you walk more slowly across the road.
✓ You may not hear approaching traffic.
You may not see approaching traffic clearly.
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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What is the safest choice if you have consumed alcohol?

563. What is the safest choice if you have consumed alcohol?

Drink coffee before driving.
✓ Do not drive and arrange a sober form of transport.
Drive only if you do not feel drunk.
Drive slowly and avoid busy roads.

Alcohol can impair judgement, coordination, vision, and reaction time. A sober driver, taxi, public transport, or an overnight stay is the safer choice.

Alcohol consumption and the decision not to drive
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What should you do when approaching a narrow road with oncoming traffic?

564. What should you do when approaching a narrow road with oncoming traffic?

✓ Slow down and give space when needed.
Continue first if you entered the narrow section earlier.
Maintain your speed if there appears to be enough room.
Move closer to the road edge without reducing speed.

On narrow roads, reduce speed and be prepared to stop or use a suitable passing place. Leave enough space for the oncoming vehicle and avoid forcing either vehicle into an unsafe position.

Oncoming vehicles approaching a narrow stretch of road
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What should you do if your vehicle becomes stuck on a railway crossing?

565. What should you do if your vehicle becomes stuck on a railway crossing?

✓ Get everyone out, move away, and contact the emergency services.
Stay inside the vehicle and call for assistance.
Try to restart the vehicle until help arrives.
Move everyone beside the vehicle while waiting.

Move everyone well away from the tracks. Use the crossing emergency telephone or displayed contact information where available, or contact the emergency services immediately.

Vehicle stranded on a railway crossing
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What should you do if traffic stops and a driver waves you across?

566. What should you do if traffic stops and a driver waves you across?

Check only the lane nearest to you.
Assume traffic in the other lanes will also stop.
Watch the stopped driver instead of the other traffic.
✓ Check that all lanes are safe before crossing.

One driver may stop, but other vehicles may still be moving. Always check all lanes before crossing.

Driver waving a pedestrian across the road
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How should a disabled vehicle be towed?

567. How should a disabled vehicle be towed?

With nobody controlling the disabled vehicle.
At the highest possible safe speed.
Without checking the steering or brakes.
✓ Use approved towing points and a method permitted by local rules.

Incorrect towing can damage the vehicle or cause loss of control. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and local rules, and use professional recovery when the correct procedure is uncertain.

Disabled vehicle being towed
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