A. Any loads carried or towed must be secure and must not stretch out dangerously.
B. Vehicle or trailer is not overloaded
C. The ends of the outstretched goods have attached to them red flags by day and red lights by nights
D. All of the above.
A. Do not cross the road until they signal you to do so
B. Always cross front of them
C. Both A & B
D. None of these
A. In some lanes while other lanes are stopped
B. in all lanes at a time
C. Both A & B
D. None of these
A. Some traffic lights have pedestrian signals similar to those at a pelican crossing. The green figure does not flash but there will be enough time to finish crossing after it goes out. it there are no pedestrian signals watch carefully and do not cross until the traffic lights, are red.
B. All traffic lights have pedestrian signals similar to those at pelican crossing. The green figure flashes and there will not be enough time to finish crossing after it goes out
C. If there are no pedestrian signals, watch carefully and do not cross until the traffic lights are red
D. Both A & C
A. Do not cross at the side of crossing on the zigzag lines
B. The traffic lights instruct the traffic when to stop when to cross. When the red figure shows, do not cross. Press the button on the box and wait when the lights change to show as steady green figure check that the traffic has stopped and then cross with care. After a while, the green figure will begin to flash. This means that you should not start to cross. But if you have already started you will have time to finish crossing safely.
C. At some Pelicans there is also a bleeping sound or voice to tell blind or partially sighted people when the steady green figure is showing
D. A “Staggered” crossing should be treated as two separate crossings. On reaching the central island you must press the button again to obtain a steady green figure.
E. All of the above
A. Use it
B. Do not use it
C. Do as you think fit
D. All of the above
A. For safe crossing of roads by pedestrians at places, other than the intersections, special signals are provided. These crossings are called pelican crossing
B. At the intersections, special signals are provided for safe crossing of roads by pedestrians
C. Both A & B
D. None of these
A. Wait on the island
B. Follow rules for crossing the first half of the road because it is a separate crossing
C. Both A & B
D. None of these
A. Walk straight across
B. keep looking both ways
C. listening in case a driver or rider has not seen you and attempts to overtake a vehicle that has stopped
D. All of the above
A. But allow sufficient time to the approaching vehicles to give way and keep a lookout to right and left as you cross
B. Give traffic plenty of time to see
C. Do not push a wheelchair or pram on the crossing until the traffic has stopped
D. All of these above
