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ROADCRAFT ACTUAL QUESTIONS (A NEW UPDATED
VERSION) LATEST REAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS |GUARANTEED PASS. (BRAND
NEW!!)

The system of car control is a way of - ANSWER: Negotiating hazards that is
methodical, safe and leaves nothing to chance

What should you do to prevent red mist - ANSWER: Concentrate at the driving task
at hand

Peripheral vision gives the driver a sense of - ANSWER: Speed, position and
registering movement

When in certain slipper conditions where lower gears cause wheel spin it is advisable
to use - ANSWER: A higher gear

When you corner your vehicle - ANSWER: It loses stability

To maintain steering control and stability on bends you should - ANSWER: Keep your
speed constant round the bend by gently depressing the accelerator

Roadcraft gives guidance when reading warning signs - ANSWER: The hazard shown
on the top sign is the nearest

Under the section leaving the motorway what advice is given regarding which point
you should indicate at? - ANSWER: 300 yard marker

What are the four phases of the system of car control - ANSWER: Position, speed,
gear, acceleration

When applying the system to a left / right hand turn choose the appropriate point to
accelerate safely and smoothly away from the hazard paying attention to - ANSWER:
The nature of the road and the road surface

The overtaking position is closer than the following position and minimises the
distance you have to travel to overtake. It does what? - ANSWER: Shows the driver in
front you wish to overtake

To keep a safe distance between you and the vehicle - ANSWER: At least double the
distance

When should you consider a signal - ANSWER: Whenever it could benefit other road
users

, One of the commonest causes of skidding is driving: - ANSWER: Too fast for the
circumstances

In some circumstances it may be helpful to overlap braking with gear changing -
ANSWER: If you use this technique it must be a planned approach

If you are dazzled at night by oncoming vehicles you should - ANSWER: Look towards
the near side edge of the road

Braking / accelerating as you go around a corner leaves - ANSWER: Less tyre grip for
steering

You should always follow the safe the safe stopping distance rule, you must always
be able to - ANSWER: Stop safely within the distance you can see to be clear in your
own side of the road

You need to consider 3 things when positioning your vehicle for cornering: -
ANSWER: Safety, view and stability

Electronic stability programmes (ESP) provides the driver with - ANSWER: An active
safety feature

What statement regarding the importance of info is true - ANSWER: Info is central to
the system. It runs through and feeds all phases of

What does Roadcraft say about active safety devices - ANSWER: ASD activating
means you are losing control of the vehicle

When positioning your car, the ideal position depends on many tbh once. What must
you consider - ANSWER: Safety before anything. Never sacrifice safety for any other
advantage

Aquaplaning is where a wedge of water builds up between - ANSWER: The front tyre
and the road surface

Where a road is not wide enough for 2 vehicles. Roadcraft offers what advice -
ANSWER: Consider adopting a position more toward the near side of the road and
slowing down

When a vehicle is cornering and braking the weight shifts to the - ANSWER: Outside
of the curve and to the front

Accurate steering requires - ANSWER: Good observation, anticipation and planning

The level of danger associated with particular hazards varies with - ANSWER: How
close it is to you

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Philip Coyne, Police Foundation, Penny Mares Roadcraft
Publisher: 2013 ISBN: 9780117081871 Edition: Unknown

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