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#ROAD SIGNS TEST
This final module section deals with road signs.
You will be placed with the car and shown 25 signs
of different types in appropriate locations around a
country town.
Each question has a multiple choice answer designed
to test your knowledge about the sign.
Each question is worth 4 points. A recommended
score would be 88% or higher. So if you obtain 22
correct answers or higher you will have done well.
Click the Ok button to begin the Road Sign test
To abort this test section press the Esc Key
#THE GIVE WAY SIGN
Ahead is a T-junction with a Give-Way sign.
What does the Give-Way sign tell us to do?
[1] We must stop at the junction before turning
[2] Turn left only at this junction
[3] Decide if the road is clear, continue if clear
[4] To not stop as we have priority over traffic
Click the numbered button of the answer you think
is completely correct for the traffic sign.
To abort this test section press the Esc Key
Correct - We can continue, but MUST decide if it is safe
Incorrect - We MUST give way to traffic: so we need to decide
3
#THE STOP SIGN
Ahead is a T-junction and a Stop sign faces us.
What does the Stop sign tell us to do?
[1] We must stop at the junction and give way
[2] Stop at the junction only if traffic is passing
[3] Stop at the junction only if the road is clear
[4] Stop and go no further
Click the numbered button of the answer you think
is completely correct for the traffic sign.
To abort this test section press the Esc Key
Correct - You MUST stop, and you MUST give way
Incorrect - Here you MUST stop and MUST give way
1
#RIGHT SIDE ROAD
Ahead facing you is a right side-road traffic sign.
What warning does this traffic sign give?
[1] The road takes a sharp right bend ahead
[2] Traffic may suddenly emerge from the right
[3] We must give way to emerging traffic
[4] We cannot turn right
Click the numbered button of the answer you think
is completely correct for the traffic sign.
To abort this test section press the Esc Key
Correct - Emerging traffic can be a real hazard
Incorrect - Emerging traffic is the hazard
2
#STAGGERED JUNCTION
Ahead is a staggered junction and its road sign.
Who has the priority at this junction?
[1] We have priority
[2] The right side-road has priority here
[3] The priority is from side-road to side-road
[4] There is no priority to us or to the side roads
Click the numbered button of the answer you think
is completely correct for this traffic sign.
To abort this test section press the Esc Key
Correct - The thicker line always indicates the priority
Incorrect - something on the sign indicates the priority
1
#A T - JUNCTION
You are facing a T-junction with no road sign.
What should your driving approach be to this?
[1] Stop and turn to the left only
[2] Approach cautiously and proceed only if clear
[3] You must stop at the junction before moving off
[4] Consider yourself to have the right of way
Click the numbered button of the answer you think
is most applicable to this road situation.
To abort this test section press the Esc Key
Correct - To err on the side of safety is always the best way
Incorrect - A cautious 'Give-Way' approach is best
2
#LEFT SIDE ROAD
Ahead on the left is a side road and its road sign.
What particular hazards does the junction present?
[1] Vehicles may suddenly emerge or exit here
[2] Horses and riders may cross in front of you
[3] Cyclists may stop just before the junction
[4] Vehicles at the junction are held up by queues
Click the numbered button of the answer you think
is most applicable to this road situation.
To abort this test section press the Esc Key
Correct - This answer covers the majority of hazards
Incorrect - Although true, this does not cover all hazards
1
#THE CROSSROADS
Ahead is a crossroads with a set of traffic signals.
Why should this be approached cautiously?
[1] Because traffic lights change quicker here
[2] You can only turn to the left or right
[3] Crossroads make all drivers impatient
[4] Crossroads are often accident black spots
Click the numbered button of the answer you think
is most appropriate to this road junction.
To abort this test section press the Esc Key
Correct - This type of junction often becomes a black spot
Incorrect - there is a significant danger at crossroads
4
#THE ROUNDABOUT
Before you is a small four-exit roundabout junction.
What is your approach to this type of junction?
[1] Treat it the same as a crossroads junction
[2] Approach it as if a T-Junction with a Stop sign
[3] Consider it the same as a Give-Way junction
[4] No special approach other than with caution
Click the numbered button of the answer you think
is correct for this type of road junction.
To abort this test section press the Esc Key
Correct - If the junction is clear, you will not need to stop
Incorrect - There is a definite approach - this is not it
3
#ROAD BEND JUNCTION
Ahead is a junction situated on a road bend.
What special problems do these present to us?
[1] Sharp bends require a high speed approach
[2] All traffic has the right of way
[3] Merging traffic can only turn left
[4] Poor visibility and corner-cutting oncoming traffic
Click the numbered button of the answer you think
sums up the problems of this type of road junction.
To abort this test section press the Esc Key
Correct - These are the typical problems of these junctions
Incorrect - There are more general problems for this junction
4
#THE ROAD BEND
The road bends ahead and is marked by a road sign.
What is your approach to this type of road situation?
[1] Drive close to the kerb, because of overtaking
[2] Increase the speed on approach to the junction
[3] Apply the Position-Speed-Look routine to the bend
[4] Use the handbrake to slow the car on approach
Click the numbered button of the answer you think
is most applicable to this type of road.
To abort this test section press the Esc Key
Correct - This is the most appropriate action for a bend
Incorrect - There is a more appropriate approach to follow
3
#THE SHARP DEVIATION
The road has a sharp bend ahead and has the sharp
deviation sign. What purpose is such a dramatic sign?
[1] To frighten the driver into driving at snail's pace
[2] To warn of a sharp, slow, hazardous road bend
[3] To reflect headlights around the corner at night
[4] To warn of the need to do fast and hard steering
Click the numbered button of the answer you think
is correct.
To abort this test section press the Esc Key
Correct - This sums up the purpose of this large sign
Incorrect - There is a better summary for the purpose
2
#THE DOUBLE BEND
The road has a double bend ahead and it's road sign.
Such roads have special problems, what are they?
[1] Loss of car control and obstructions around bend
[2] The good visibility tempts drivers to overtake here
[3] They do not have pavements for pedestrians
[4] Road users always drive along them at high speeds
Click the numbered button of the answer you think
sums up the problems of this type of road situation.
To abort this test section press the Esc Key
Correct - This sums up the particular problems found here
Incorrect - This is not the answer that sums up the problems
1
#ROAD SPEED LIMITS
A speed limit road sign has imposed 30 mph.
Which of the following is UNTRUE for the road sign?
[1] The sign states the maximum legal speed
[2] It is safer in wet weather to drive slower
[3] In fog your speed may be much lower than this
[4] This is always a safe speed for this road
Click the numbered button of the answer you think
is untrue for this particular road sign.
To abort this test section press the Esc Key
Correct - The imposed speed limit does not guarantee safety
Incorrect - This answer is true
4
#PELICAN CROSSING
Ahead is a pelican crossing and its road sign.
What is the right driving approach to the crossing?
[1] Drive as normal and always obey the lights
[2] Drive slowly, wait for and beckon pedestrians
[3] Drive cautiously,