CERAD 3 Law Exam

CERAD 3 Law Exam Verified100% ABS - Passive safety feature allowing you to steer whilst breaking (pulsating method) Acceleration sense - Ability to vary vehicle speed in response to changing road or traffic conditions by accurate use of accelerator so you can use the brakes less or not at all. Decleration- rear lose grip Acceleration - rear gain grip Accident Reporting - Damage only- name, station address, licence plate Injury- above and insurance details, report to police within 24 hours and insurance details within 7 days Must report to police if you hit CHAMPSDG Any category of patient exemptions - Double parking or on dropped kerb Parking on a bus stop Parking on central reservation Parking/driving on cycle track Parking on offside in darkness Leaving engine running while vehicle unattended Parking in double white, red or yellow lines Parking in controlled zig-zag area of pedestrian crossing Stopping on a clearway Braking - Engine braking- releasing the accelerator, useful on slipper road When braking- both hands, avoid braking on corners and bends Tapered braking- progressive and increased steadily- less fuel Moves weight on vehicle forward onto front wheels, steering heavier and reducing grip of rear tyres- on a bend can cause a skid C1 licence terms - Every 5 years renew medical declaration via DVLA Over 45- renew licence via medical every 5 years Grandfather rights- once 70 every 3 years Cambers - Crown= dome shaped road (left hand turn increases steering capability) Superelevation= width is banked up towards edge of bend Confrontational Behaviour - Task focused coping and reappraisal coping strategies are positive Proceed safely through without any further reactions Cornering Forces - Steering, acceleration and braking The more you brake/accelerate, the less grip you have for steering The faster you travel into a bend, the less stability -skid Crossings - Puffin- sensers no amber phase Pelican- timer and amber phase Toucan- pedestrians and cyclists, sneer and no amber phase Dangerous driving - Tailgating Failing to look Sudden breaking Overtaking on inside Mobile phone Racing Ignoring traffic lights Drink/ drugs Double parking or on dropped kerb (any patient) - -PPE -obstruction to traffic passing -obstruction to traffic enter/exit premises -seek permission of driveway owner -could ambulance/fire engine pass? -hazard lights -dont leave dangerously -leave contact number on windscreen Driving license - Individuals responsibility to ensure licence is valid and in date inc name address etc. Photo card licence valid for 10 years Emergency driving - Sirens- Wail- long up and down- long stretch Yelp- faster wail , heavy slow traffic and junctions, bounce of buildings to deflect noise Emergency response exemptions - Stop within a yellow b