CERAD Law Revision Questions
with All Correct Answers
When can ERD use an exemption to keep left/right signs? - Answer-When opposing
vehicles have responded
What consideration should be made when parking in zigxzag of pedestrian junction? -
Answer-consider police
tiredness must be combatted by - Answer-15 min nap
Can you park at bus stops at ANY time? - Answer-No
Audible warning must be used at... - Answer-All times
How many penalty point before a ban? - Answer-12
You may cross a solid white line... - Answer-when turning right into adjacent premises
Excessive speed for the road conditions is an example of... - Answer-dangerous driving
ERD exemptions: - Answer-1. Exceeding statutory speed limits
2. treating a red light as a give way
3. Use of audible warnings at night
4. Observing keep left/right signs
5. Motorway regulations
6. Entering a pedestrian precinct
7. Stopping within the confines of a yellow box junction
All Cat Call Exemptions: - Answer-1. Double parking/parking across a dropped kerb
2. Stopping on a clearway
3. Parking in the zigzag lines of a pedestrian crossing
4. Parking on double yellow/red/white lines
5. Leaving the engine running while parked
6. Parking on the offside at night
7. Parking on a central reservation
8. Parking at a designated bus stop
9. Parking on a cycle track
How to reduce conflict with crew? - Answer-Ensure journey is safe and comfortable
with All Correct Answers
When can ERD use an exemption to keep left/right signs? - Answer-When opposing
vehicles have responded
What consideration should be made when parking in zigxzag of pedestrian junction? -
Answer-consider police
tiredness must be combatted by - Answer-15 min nap
Can you park at bus stops at ANY time? - Answer-No
Audible warning must be used at... - Answer-All times
How many penalty point before a ban? - Answer-12
You may cross a solid white line... - Answer-when turning right into adjacent premises
Excessive speed for the road conditions is an example of... - Answer-dangerous driving
ERD exemptions: - Answer-1. Exceeding statutory speed limits
2. treating a red light as a give way
3. Use of audible warnings at night
4. Observing keep left/right signs
5. Motorway regulations
6. Entering a pedestrian precinct
7. Stopping within the confines of a yellow box junction
All Cat Call Exemptions: - Answer-1. Double parking/parking across a dropped kerb
2. Stopping on a clearway
3. Parking in the zigzag lines of a pedestrian crossing
4. Parking on double yellow/red/white lines
5. Leaving the engine running while parked
6. Parking on the offside at night
7. Parking on a central reservation
8. Parking at a designated bus stop
9. Parking on a cycle track
How to reduce conflict with crew? - Answer-Ensure journey is safe and comfortable
