A defensive driver must recognize what?

• A Only police signals
• B Only traffic lights
• C Hazards early and act in time

What is the general rule when driving near heavy trucks?

• A Drive closely behind
• B Overtake aggressively
• C Keep safe distance and avoid competing

Why must you not accelerate when being overtaken?

• A To allow safe overtaking
• B To block vehicle
• C To compete

In fog or harmattan haze, what should you do first?

• A Overtake frequently
• B Reduce speed
• C Accelerate

How can you test brake effectiveness safely?

• A Press clutch repeatedly
• B Rev the engine
• C Drive a short distance and apply the brake gently

Why must drivers check their first aid kits regularly?

• A To reduce weight
• B To ensure items are not expired or depleted
• C To repaint the box

How many helpers are recommended to move a spinal casualty?

• A 2 people
• B 4 to 6 people
• C 1 person

What routine should you follow during manoeuvres?

• A Look, Signal, Move
• B Stop, Speed, Go
• C Honk and Move

At a zebra crossing, when do pedestrians gain right-of-way?

• A After stepping onto the crossing
• B Before stepping onto it
• C Only if vehicles stop completely

What does a double broken white line at a junction indicate?

• A Give way to traffic on the major road
• B You have right of way
• C Proceed without caution

If flashing amber lights are seen on expressway, what should you do?

• A Accelerate
• B Reduce speed below 50 km/hr
• C Maintain normal speed

If traffic is controlled by an officer, when should you move?

• A When the light changes
• B When others move
• C Only when signaled by the officer

What does this pedestrian sign indicate?

• A Pedestrians prohibited
• B Footpath only
• C Pedestrian crossing ahead

If a casualty is not breathing, what should you do first?

• A Shake violently
• B Give food
• C Open airway and begin artificial respiration

When is it unsafe to make a U-turn?

• A In a wide empty space
• B On a quiet side street
• C On bends, hill crests, or busy roads