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What are the 3 types of driving offence? correct answers Dangerous, careless and inconsiderate
What rules in the Highway Code are backed by Government (law)? correct answers 'Must not'
rules
What are exemptions required to afford? correct answers Maximum protection to all road users
When can exemptions be applied? correct answers When they can be justified by the official use
of the ambulance vehicle at that time
What are the 5 stress coping strategies? correct answers Emotional (negative)
Confrontative (negative)
Avoidance coping (negative)
Task focused (positive)
Reappraisal (positive)
What is the S in 'TRUST ME'? correct answers Stopping in a yellow box junction
What are the 6 P's applied to? Routine or emergency response? correct answers Routine
What are the 6 P's? correct answers • Parking within the controlled (zig-zag) area of a pedestrian
crossing
• Parking within ares controlled by double white lines, red or yellow lines
• Parking on the offside during the hours of darkness
• Parking or driving on a cycle track
• Parking on a central reservation or verge of foot way
• Parking in bus stop
What is LSD in routine ambulance driving? correct answers -Leaving the engine running whilst
vehicle is unattended
-Stopping on a clear way
-Double parking or parking across a dropped kerb
What is an offence that cannot be claimed as an exemption? correct answers Leaving a vehicle in
a dangerous position
What rule is enforced when parking on a >30mph road? correct answers You should leave your
sidelights on (Rule 249 Highway Code)
What is the TRUST ME acronym? correct answers TREAT red light as give way
RIGHTFUL use of bus lane
USE of audible warning equipment at night (23:30-07:00)
STOP within yellow box junction
TRAVELLING incorrect side of keep left or keep right
, MOTORWAY regulations can be ignored
EXCEEDING statutory speed limits
ENTERING a pedestrian precinct
What is 'OAPDA' when examining the road? correct answers Observe
Anticipate
Prioritise
Decide what to do
Act
When may you enter a cycle superhighway? correct answers Category 1 or 2 calls only
What should you allow other road users to do when approaching a red traffic light? correct
answers See, hear and react
What should you utilise when approaching red traffic light? correct answers ALL warning
equipment
What 2 tactics can you use if traffic is blocking a junction? correct answers HOLD OFF position
and effective non-use of warning equipment
What should you do at pedestrian crossings? correct answers Give precedence to any pedestrians
crossing the road who are on any section of the carriageway
What is the imprisonment time for death by dangerous driving? correct answers 14 years
What is the fine for dangerous driving? correct answers Unlimited
What is the imprisonment time for failing to stop after an accident or failing to report and
accident? correct answers 6 months
What is the fine for speeding (both on motorways and other roads) correct answers £1,000 /
£2,500 on motorways
What is the fine for having no MOT? correct answers £1,000
What is the fine for dangerous cycling? correct answers £2,500
What is the fine for failing to have proper control of your vehicle or full view of the traffic
ahead? correct answers £1,000 or £2,500 in a goods vehicle
What is the fine for driving with no insurance? correct answers Unlimited
What is the maximum blood alcohol level per 100ml of blood? correct answers 80mg
What are the 3 types of driving offence? correct answers Dangerous, careless and inconsiderate
What rules in the Highway Code are backed by Government (law)? correct answers 'Must not'
rules
What are exemptions required to afford? correct answers Maximum protection to all road users
When can exemptions be applied? correct answers When they can be justified by the official use
of the ambulance vehicle at that time
What are the 5 stress coping strategies? correct answers Emotional (negative)
Confrontative (negative)
Avoidance coping (negative)
Task focused (positive)
Reappraisal (positive)
What is the S in 'TRUST ME'? correct answers Stopping in a yellow box junction
What are the 6 P's applied to? Routine or emergency response? correct answers Routine
What are the 6 P's? correct answers • Parking within the controlled (zig-zag) area of a pedestrian
crossing
• Parking within ares controlled by double white lines, red or yellow lines
• Parking on the offside during the hours of darkness
• Parking or driving on a cycle track
• Parking on a central reservation or verge of foot way
• Parking in bus stop
What is LSD in routine ambulance driving? correct answers -Leaving the engine running whilst
vehicle is unattended
-Stopping on a clear way
-Double parking or parking across a dropped kerb
What is an offence that cannot be claimed as an exemption? correct answers Leaving a vehicle in
a dangerous position
What rule is enforced when parking on a >30mph road? correct answers You should leave your
sidelights on (Rule 249 Highway Code)
What is the TRUST ME acronym? correct answers TREAT red light as give way
RIGHTFUL use of bus lane
USE of audible warning equipment at night (23:30-07:00)
STOP within yellow box junction
TRAVELLING incorrect side of keep left or keep right
, MOTORWAY regulations can be ignored
EXCEEDING statutory speed limits
ENTERING a pedestrian precinct
What is 'OAPDA' when examining the road? correct answers Observe
Anticipate
Prioritise
Decide what to do
Act
When may you enter a cycle superhighway? correct answers Category 1 or 2 calls only
What should you allow other road users to do when approaching a red traffic light? correct
answers See, hear and react
What should you utilise when approaching red traffic light? correct answers ALL warning
equipment
What 2 tactics can you use if traffic is blocking a junction? correct answers HOLD OFF position
and effective non-use of warning equipment
What should you do at pedestrian crossings? correct answers Give precedence to any pedestrians
crossing the road who are on any section of the carriageway
What is the imprisonment time for death by dangerous driving? correct answers 14 years
What is the fine for dangerous driving? correct answers Unlimited
What is the imprisonment time for failing to stop after an accident or failing to report and
accident? correct answers 6 months
What is the fine for speeding (both on motorways and other roads) correct answers £1,000 /
£2,500 on motorways
What is the fine for having no MOT? correct answers £1,000
What is the fine for dangerous cycling? correct answers £2,500
What is the fine for failing to have proper control of your vehicle or full view of the traffic
ahead? correct answers £1,000 or £2,500 in a goods vehicle
What is the fine for driving with no insurance? correct answers Unlimited
What is the maximum blood alcohol level per 100ml of blood? correct answers 80mg
