While driving watch out for children and elderly, blind and partially sighted pedestrians who may be carrying white sticks (white with two red reflective bands for deaf and blind people) or using guide dogs and for people with other disabilities:

A. Give them plenty of time to cross the road

B. Do not assume that a pedestrian can hear your vehicle coming;

C. they may have hearing difficulties

D. Both A & B

E. None of these

Drive carefully and slowly when there are pedestrians about, especially:

A. In crowded shopping streets or residential areas and near bus stops, parked edible’s floats or mobile shops

B. Watch out for pedestrians emerging suddenly into the road, especially from behind parked vehicles

C. Both A & B

D. None of these

In AC-fitted vehicle:

A. Don’t drive at excessive speeds

B. Minimize the load of the AC, on the engine by manipulating the thermostat

C. Both A & B

D. None of these

If the engine gets heated take the following measures:

A. Stop and switch off all systems

B. Spray/throw cool water on the radiator to bring down the temperature

C. Don’t remove the radiator cap immediately. Using a thick cloth un-screw, the radiator cap slowly and without removing it allow the steam to ooze out slowly. Keep on rotating the cap till it is safe to remove it.

D. Replenish the water with the engine started, & check temperature levels

E. All of the above

While driving in hot weather:

A. Use a coolant instead of ordinary water because your vehicle is likely to get over heated and the engine may also seize

B. Keep the recommended tyre pressure of the lower readings because overheated tyres can burst leading to an accident

C. Both A & B

D. None of these

Do not drive in snow or land sliding unless your journey is essential:

A. If it is drive slowly but keep in as high a gear as possible to help avoid wheel-spin

B. Avoid harsh acceleration, steering and braking

C. You must use headlights when visibility is seriously reduced by falling snow

D. All of the above

Use your mirrors:

A. Frequently so you always know what is behind and to each side of you

B. Well before you carry out a manoeuvre or change in speed; then give the correct signal if you need to

C. Motorcyclists should always look behind before manoeuvring

D. All of the above

A driver:

A. Must not drive on a pavement or footpath except for access to property

B. May or may not drive on a pavement of footpath

C. Both A & B

D. None of these

While Driving:

A. Keep to the left, except where roads or markings indicate otherwise or when you want to overtake.

B. Turn right to pass parked vehicles or pedestrians in the road

C. Let others overtake you it they want to

D. All of the above.

Before moving a driver should

A. Use mirrors before moving off

B. Signal if necessary, before moving out

C. Look round for a final check

D. All of the above