L3 CERAD EXAM 3
FINAL EXAM (Thursday
23rd May 2024)
ALREADY GRADED A+
L3 CERAD
Evatee 9/7/24 L3 CERAD
,L3 CERAD EXAM 3 FINAL EXAM (Thursday
23rd May 2024) ALREADY GRADED A+
Who is Rule H1 for? Answer - For all road users
Who is Rule H2 for? Answer - Drivers, motorcyclists, horse drawn vehicles,
horse riders & cyclists
Who is Rule H3 for? Answer - For drivers and motorcyclists
What is Rule H1? Answer - For all road users are aware of The Highway Code,
and considerate to the other road users and have an understanding of their
responsibility for the safety of others.
What is Rule H2? Answer - At junctions you should five way to pedestrians
crossing or waiting to cross a road into which you are turning. You must give
way to pedestrians and cyclists on a parallel crossing
What is Rule H3? Answer - Should not cut across cyclists, horse riders or horse
drawn vehicles going ahead when you are turning into or out of a junction or
changing direction or lane, just as you would not turn across the path of
another motor vehicle. This applies whether they are using a cycle lane, a cycle
track or riding ahead on the road and you should give way to them.
What is Rule 89 of the Highway Code about? Answer - Vehicle condition
, What is Rule 89 of The Highway Code? Answer - You must ensure your vehicle
and trailer comply with the full requirements of the Road Vehicles
(Construction and Use) Regulations and Road Vehicle Regulations
Who sets the penalties? Answer - Parliment
Who decides what sentence is imposed? Answer - The Courts
Who issues the penalities? Answer - The Courts
What indicates some of the main offences and the associated penalties?
Answer - The penalty table
What is the purpose of the penalty point system? Answer - Intended to deter
drivers and motorcyclists from following unsafe motoring practices.
According to the law (RTOA 44 & 45), what must the court do regarding the
endorsement of points on a licence? Answer - The court must order points to
be endorsed on the licence according to the fixed number or the range set by
parliament.
What does the accumulation of penalty points set to the drivers? Answer -
Acts as a warning to drivers and motorcyclists that they risk disqualification if
further offences are committed
When does a driver or motorcyclists face disqualification according to the law
(RTOA s.35)? Answer - A driver or motorcyclists who accumulates 12+ points
within a 3-year period must be disqualified. This will be for a minimum of a 6
month or longer period if the driver or motorcyclist has previously been
disqualified.
FINAL EXAM (Thursday
23rd May 2024)
ALREADY GRADED A+
L3 CERAD
Evatee 9/7/24 L3 CERAD
,L3 CERAD EXAM 3 FINAL EXAM (Thursday
23rd May 2024) ALREADY GRADED A+
Who is Rule H1 for? Answer - For all road users
Who is Rule H2 for? Answer - Drivers, motorcyclists, horse drawn vehicles,
horse riders & cyclists
Who is Rule H3 for? Answer - For drivers and motorcyclists
What is Rule H1? Answer - For all road users are aware of The Highway Code,
and considerate to the other road users and have an understanding of their
responsibility for the safety of others.
What is Rule H2? Answer - At junctions you should five way to pedestrians
crossing or waiting to cross a road into which you are turning. You must give
way to pedestrians and cyclists on a parallel crossing
What is Rule H3? Answer - Should not cut across cyclists, horse riders or horse
drawn vehicles going ahead when you are turning into or out of a junction or
changing direction or lane, just as you would not turn across the path of
another motor vehicle. This applies whether they are using a cycle lane, a cycle
track or riding ahead on the road and you should give way to them.
What is Rule 89 of the Highway Code about? Answer - Vehicle condition
, What is Rule 89 of The Highway Code? Answer - You must ensure your vehicle
and trailer comply with the full requirements of the Road Vehicles
(Construction and Use) Regulations and Road Vehicle Regulations
Who sets the penalties? Answer - Parliment
Who decides what sentence is imposed? Answer - The Courts
Who issues the penalities? Answer - The Courts
What indicates some of the main offences and the associated penalties?
Answer - The penalty table
What is the purpose of the penalty point system? Answer - Intended to deter
drivers and motorcyclists from following unsafe motoring practices.
According to the law (RTOA 44 & 45), what must the court do regarding the
endorsement of points on a licence? Answer - The court must order points to
be endorsed on the licence according to the fixed number or the range set by
parliament.
What does the accumulation of penalty points set to the drivers? Answer -
Acts as a warning to drivers and motorcyclists that they risk disqualification if
further offences are committed
When does a driver or motorcyclists face disqualification according to the law
(RTOA s.35)? Answer - A driver or motorcyclists who accumulates 12+ points
within a 3-year period must be disqualified. This will be for a minimum of a 6
month or longer period if the driver or motorcyclist has previously been
disqualified.
