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IAM Q1 2016 Quiz

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Question 1 of 20

1. Question
You see a pedestrian with a white stick and a red band, this means the person is
- Both deaf and blind
- Deaf only
- Blind only
Correct

Reference Highway Code Rule 207

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Reference Highway Code Rule 207
Question 2 of 20

2. Question
You are about to get in your car to drive home but cannot locate your spectacles, what action should you take?
- Drive home slowly keeping to quiet roads
- Borrow a friends spectacles and use those
- Drive home at night so that the lights will help you navigate and see other road users
- Find a way of getting home without driving
Correct

Reference Highway Code Rule 92

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Reference Highway Code Rule 92
Question 3 of 20

3. Question
Another drivers behaviour has upset you, what action should you take?
- Shout abusive language at the other driver
- Make appropriate gestures at the other driver
- Follow the other driver flashing your headlights to make them aware of their actions
- Stop your car at a suitable point and take a short break.
Correct

Reference High Code Rule 147

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Reference High Code Rule 147
Question 4 of 20

4. Question
At a busy unmarked crossroads, which of the following has priority?
- None of the vehicles
- The vehicles going straight ahead at the junction
- The vehicles turning right at the junction
- The vehicles that arrive at the junction first
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Reference Highway Code Rule 146

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Reference Highway Code Rule 146
Question 5 of 20

5. Question
Where are you most likely to be affected by a side wind?
- On a narrow country lane
- On an open stretch of road
- On a busy stretch of road
- On a long straight road
Correct

Reference Highway Code Rule 232

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Reference Highway Code Rule 232
Question 6 of 20

6. Question
Who is especially in danger of not being seen when you are reversing your car?
- Children
- Motorcyclists
- Other cars
- Pedestrians
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Reference Highway Code Rule 202

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Reference Highway Code Rule 202
Question 7 of 20

7. Question
You are approaching a level crossing, what is the first warning of an approaching train?
- Both the half barriers are down
- A steady amber light is showing on the signals adjacent to the crossing
- One half barrier is down
- Twin flashing red lights are showing on the signals adjacent to the crossing
Correct

Reference Highway Code Rule 293

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Reference Highway Code Rule 293
Question 8 of 20

8. Question
The roads are icy, you should drive slowly and …
- In the highest gear possible consistent with making progress at a safe speed
- In the lowest gear possible consistent with making progress at a safe speed
- With the hand brake partially on
- With your left foot on the brake
Correct

Reference Highway Code Rule 231

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Reference Highway Code Rule 231
Question 9 of 20

9. Question
Other drivers may sometimes flash their headlights at you, in which situation are they allowed to do this?
- To warn you of a radar speed trap ahead
- To show that they are giving way to you
- To warn of their presence
- To let you know that there is a fault with your vehicle
Correct

Reference Highway Code Rule 110

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Reference Highway Code Rule 110
Question 10 of 20

10. Question
When may you use your hazard warning lights?
- When parking alongside another vehicle
- When parking on double yellow lines
- When your vehicle is being towed
- When you have broken down
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Reference Highway Code Rules 116 and 274

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Reference Highway Code Rules 116 and 274
Question 11 of 20

11. Question
You are driving in strong winds and wish to overtake a motorcyclist; what should you do?
- Stay close to the motorcyclist whilst overtaking
- Overtake the motorcyclist leaving as much space between yourself and the bike as is possible and safe to do so
- Pass with speed to ensure that you complete the overtake as quickly as possible
- Pass as soon as possible after to come up to the motorcyclist
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Question 12 of 20

12. Question
When turning left into a side-road, which hazard should you watch out for the most?
- That the side road is not no-entry
- Vehicles parked on the side road
- Traffic congestion
- Pedestrians crossing the road
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Question 13 of 20

13. Question
It is night time and dark, you wish to park in a 40 mph zone which has traffic flowing in both directions; you should park …
- On the left side of the road, facing forward, without any lights showing
- On the right hand side of the road with parking or side lights showing
- On the left side of the road, facing forward, with parking lights showing
- On the right hand side of the road with dimmed headlights showing
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Question 14 of 20

14. Question
Amongst other things before you start on a journey you should always ensure that
- The vehicle heater is operational
- The fitted radio is working
- That you have a thermos of hot coffee in the glove box
- That you have cleared all snow and ice from the windows and that the number-plates and lights are clean
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Relates to Highway Code Rule 229

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Relates to Highway Code Rule 229
Question 15 of 20

15. Question
In wet weather what happens to your stopping distance?
- It will be double that on normal dry roads
- It will be triple that on normal dry roads
- It will be around one and a half times that on normal dry roads
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Relates to Highway Code Rule 227

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Relates to Highway Code Rule 227
Question 16 of 20

16. Question
How should you deal with multiple mini roundabouts?
- Treat the second roundabout as though it is simply part of the first roundabout
- Make a straight line across both roundabouts unless this conflicts with other road users
- Stop at the first roundabout and wait until both roundabouts are clear
- Treat each mini roundabout as though they are separate and follow the normal rules for roundabouts
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Relates to Highway Code Rule 190

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Relates to Highway Code Rule 190
Question 17 of 20

17. Question
Whilst you are driving your mobile phone rings, what should you do?
- Answer the call and, if you don't have a hands free kit fitted, tell the caller you will call them back
- Answer the call even if you don't have a hands free kit, it may be an emergency call
- Answer the call only if you have a hands free kit and keep the call time to a minimum
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Relates to Highway Code Rule 149

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Relates to Highway Code Rule 149
Question 18 of 20

18. Question
When passing animals being led on the pavement or on the road you should
- Give reasonable clearance and pass as fast as is allowable on that road
- Pass the animal slowly but ensure that you always stay on your side of the road even if that means you are close to the animal
- Pass the animal slowly giving as much clearance as possible and be prepared to stop if necessary
- Sound your horn to alert the animal owner of your presence then pass slowly
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Relates to Highway Code Rules 214 and 215

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Relates to Highway Code Rules 214 and 215
Question 19 of 20

19. Question
How close can you park to a junction, (unless in a marked parking bay)
- Not opposite or within 10 metres, (32 feet), of the junction
- Opposite or within 5 metres, (16 feet), of the junction
- Anywhere near the junction provided that it does not obscure or obstruct the junction
- Not within ten metres, (32 feet), of the junction but anywhere opposite the junction so long as it doesn't obstruct the junction
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Relates to Highway Code Rule 243

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Relates to Highway Code Rule 243
Question 20 of 20

20. Question
You come across roadworks on the road on which you are driving, you must
- Obey any temporary maximum speed limit signs displayed
- Obey any temporary maximum speed limit signs displayed unless the road works are unattended
- Obey any temporary maximum speed limit signs displayed unless it is outside the normal working day of 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday
- There is no obligation to obey any temporary maximum speed limits at road works
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Relates to Highway Code Rule 288

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Relates to Highway Code Rule 288

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