Bermuda Driving Test Questions And Answers Already Graded A+

If dazzled by high beams/headlights - Answer-Slow down, even to standstill Dip headlights - Answer-- When meeting other vehicles on road - Following another vehicle which you do not intend to overtake Traffic in front of you is held up - Answer-Do not encroach on the offside of the road (and impede other traffic) Load carried behind vehicle - Answer-Mark the end with red cloth by day or red lamp by night Turning right - Answer-- Bear to the center - Make turn so that the vehicle is "outside" to the left of the center of the crossroads or of the road junction Turning - Answer-- Do not attempt on curve or hill if vehicle cannot be seen within 200 feet - Best to go to side road or entrance, back into it and then come forward into main road Do not stop opposite (3) - Answer-- Refuge - Road repairs (other obstacles) - Standing vehicle Do not stop near (4) - Answer-- Bend - Road junction - Brow of hill - Hump-backed bridge Do not stop if you're obstructing (2) - Answer-- Pedestrian crossing - Traffic signStopping distance - Answer-- Leaving enough space between you and vehicle in front so that you can pull up safely if it suddenly slows down or stops - Also 2 second gap (double when roads are wet, light is poor, or hazardous conditions) Following position (proper distance) - Answer-- You will be able to maintain a good view so that you are always aware of what is happening in the immediate vicinity - You can stop the vehicle safely in the event of the preceding driver breaking firmly is given more time in which to react - You can extend your braking distance so that the driver behind you is given more time to react - You can move up into the overtaking position when it is safe to do so - "Don't be a fool, use the 2 second rule"