1) Many sleep-related vehicle incidents (SRVIs)
occur at work.
Men are more likely than
women to be involved.
Between what ages
are men most at risk?
2) A long, heavily laden lorry is taking a long
time to overtake you.
What should you do?
3) A pelican crossing that crosses the road in a
STRAIGHT line
and has a central island
must be treated as
4) You are driving on a motorway.
There has
been an accident on the other side of the
carriageway.
You should take extra care as
traffic in your lane may
5) When you are driving between 2 am and 7
am there is a particular risk,
in relation to
your 'body clock'. You are more likely to
6) You are driving on a motorway. A moving
lorry just ahead of you switches on its
hazard warning lights.
What does this
mean?
7) Your mobile phone rings while you are
driving. You should
8) Which of the following can prevent you from
obtaining a bus or lorry licence?
9) A number of sleep related vehicle incidents
(SRVIs) are probably work related.
What
percentage involve commercial vehicles?
10) You break down on a motorway. You need
to call for help.
Why may it be better to use
an emergency roadside telephone
rather
than a mobile phone?
| 1. a |
| 2. b |
| 3. b |
| 4. b |
| 5. a |
| 6. d |
| 7. c |
| 8. a |
| 9. b |
| 10. c |
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