Hazard Perception
- 1/11You see a ball rolling onto the road. The best action is
Slow down, ready to stop. A rolling ball often indicates a child might follow. Reduce speed and be prepared to brake.
Flashing amber light at a pedestrian crossing.
Slow down and be ready to stop. Flashing amber light means pedestrians are present and likely to cross. Approach cautiously and be prepared to halt.
There is a cyclist ahead, and they are riding right in the middle of the lane on a road with parked cars.
Give space and slow down. Cyclists may be avoiding hazards; provide room and reduce speed for their safety.
You are coming up to a roundabout, and a car is approaching from your right. What should you do?
Yield to the vehicle on your right. You must yield to vehicles entering from your right in a roundabout to ensure smooth traffic flow.
You are driving on a wet road, and the car in front of you suddenly slams on its brakes.
Check the mirror, then brake gently. Wet roads increase stopping distance; check for following traffic before careful braking.
The best action to take when you encounter a Roadwork Ahead - Reduce Speed sign
Slow down and be prepared. Roadwork zones contain hazards; reduce speed and stay alert for workers and changes.
The potential danger when you notice someone walking on the sidewalk totally glued to their phone
They might step onto road without looking. Distracted pedestrians can be unpredictable; be vigilant and ready to react.
A railway crossing with red lights flashing, and the bell ringing.
Stop immediately. These signals warn of a train; come to a complete stop and wait for them to cease.
Safest way to drive in a foggy weather
Reduce speed, use dipped lights. Fog reduces sight; drive slower with low beams to see and be seen without glare.
You want to turn left at an intersection, and a car is coming straight towards you
Wait for the oncoming car to pass. Always yield to oncoming traffic before making a left turn to avoid collisions.
You are being followed by another driver and feel threatened
Call the police and drive to a busy public area. Calling the police and heading to a safe location helps ensure your safety if you feel threatened by another driver.