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Driver Theory 12

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  • Why should a tractor be driven more slowly on uneven road surfaces?
    To avoid fuel spilling from the tank
    To avoid severe bouncing
    The maintain tyre pressure
    To reduce road noise
  • What should a driver do before checking the engine oil level on a vehicle?
    Make sure that the engine is running
    Make sure the engine is switched on and hot
    Make sure the vehicle is in a low gear
    Make sure the engine is switched off and is cold
  • What should a driver do if a front tyre bursts while driving?
    Relax the hold on the steering wheel
    Brake firmly and quickly
    Apply the handbrake immediately
    Grip the steering wheel tightly
  • Where is a driver allowed to park?
    At road works
    on a footpath
    If there is a continuous white line along the ctr of the rd
    If you're not blocking rd users,rd ahead or traffic lights
  • What should a driver do when they intend to reverse into a side road?
    angle the door mirrors down before reversing
    Focus totally on the left hand side door mirror when reversing
    Open the left hand side door fully when reversing
    Check carefully all around before and during the reverse
  • Driver with a full driving licence is found to have a Blood alcohol content of 20-80mg/100ml of blood. What Penalties?
    €200 fine and 3 months driving disqualification
    There are no penalties below 50mg (BAC)
    The penalties only apply to over 80mg (BAC)
    €100 fine and 6 month driving disqualification
  • What should a driver do if their vehicle gets into a rear wheel sideways skid?
    Apply the handbrake to bring the vehicle to a halt
    Apply the footbrake to bring the vehicle to a halt
    Turn steering wheel in the same direction as the front wheels are heading.
    Turn steering wheel in the same direction as the rear wheels are heading.
  • A fault in which component may lead to uneven or excessive tyre wear?
    Accelerator
    Gearbox
    Clutch
    Suspension
  • Can a learner driver drive unaccompanied if they are on their 3rd or subsequent learner permit?
    Yes if they put 'N' plates on the front/rear of the vehicle
    No unless they put 'L' plates on the front/rear of the car
    Yes but not on motorways
    No they cannot drive unaccompanied on a learner permit
  • What does this sign mean?
    Dual carriage way ahead
    One way street
    two way traffic ahead
    Pass either side
  • When driving at night the dipped h/lights of a typical car should enable the driver to see for how many meters?
    30 meters
    20 meters
    40 metres
    50 meters
  • What is the purpose of the red reflectors at the rear of the vehicle?
    They reflect light at night to make other road users aware of the vehicle
    They are a substitute in case of brake light failure
    They warn pedestrians of the vehicles location
    They warn the driver behind to switch on the main beam
  • What should the car driver do in this situation?
    The driver must allow the motorcyclist to proceed
    The driver must allow the cyclist to proceed
    The driver must stop and yield right of way to the other road users
    The driver may turn before the cyclist
  • A learner driver detected of driving unaccompanied faces a minimum of how many penalty points?
    4 penalty points
    2 penalty points
    5 penalty points
    3 penalty points
  • How should a driver negotiate a steep hill or humpbacked bridge when the road is slippery?
    Press the clutch and brake together
    Press the clutch only
    Drive with extreme caution
    Select a neutral gear position
  • What should the driver do in this situation?
    The driver must allow the red car to proceed first.
    The driver must allow the blue van to proceed
    The driver is not allowed to turn right
    The driver may proceed first
  • Which vehicle is in the right position to make a right turn from a major road into the minor road?
    2
    4
    3
    1
  • When should a driver use dipped headlights?
    From just after dusk to just before dawn
    When visibility is less than 300 metres
    from 00:00 hrs to 06:00 hours
    When visibility is less than 200 metres
  • In what direction should a driver turn when entering a roundabout?
    to the left
    To the right when controlled by a traffic light
    To either left or right
    To the right
  • Is a driver still insured to drive their vehicle after their insurance policy has expired?
    The driver is not insured after the expiry of the policy
    The driver is insured up to 10 days after the expiry of the policy
    The driver is insured up to 14 days after the expiry of the policy
    The driver is insured up to 7 days after the expiry of the policy
  • What does the Anti Lock Brake System (ABS) do?
    ABS locks the brakes to prevent skidding during harsh braking
    ABS displays the name of the radio station playing on the car radio
    ABS deploys the airbags during a collision
    ABS prevents the brakes from locking under harsh braking conditions.
  • When driving along, a driver feels that the oncoming car may crash into them. What should they do?
    Switch of the engine ignition to help bring vehicle to a stop
    Apply the footbrake gently and bring vehicle to a stop
    Apply handbrake immediately to help bring vehicle to a stop
    Sound horn to attract the attention of other driver and take evasive action
  • When driving on dark winter mornings and evenings on unlit country roads what should a driver be aware of?
    Schoolchildren are more vulnerable on country rds on dark mo
    Pedestrians will be on pavement and not likely to be hit
    Drive with sidelights on all times in order to see walkers
    Low light won't stop you seeing stray animals
  • According to the Pre-crash report out of 867 fatal collisions how many had alcohol as a contributory factor?
    201-250
    101-200
    251-350
    Less than 100
  • What does this sign mean?
    Pedestrianised street - no access for vehicles
    Clearway - No stopping or parking during these times
    Road closed during times shown
    Crossroads ahead with roads of equal importance
  • What does this hand signal mean?
    The driver intends to turn right
    The driver intends to slow down or stop
    The driver intends to turn left
    The driver intends to begin a U-turn
  • When are children allowed to stand with their heads up through an open sun roof?
    When they are aged over 12years
    When they are wearing eye protection
    Children are never allowed to do so
    When travelling at speeds below 30kmh
  • What should a driver do when driving in heavy rain?
    Increase speed so the vehicle will glide over standing water
    Weave the vehicle slightly to improve tyre grip
    The vehicle may slide or 'aquaplane'
    Maintain normal as on dry roads
  • What is meant by the term jack-knifing?
    When the jack is not strong enough to lift an axle
    When the trailer is too heavy to be drawn by the tractor
    When the vehicle slides due to ice or water on the road
    When the trailer is travelling faster than the drawing vehicle
  • What should a driver do if their vehicle breaks down in a tunnel?
    Beckon other traffic to overtake
    Switch on the hazard lights
    Reverse the vehicle to exit
    Wait in the vehicle for help to arrive
  • In general how frequently should a vehicles lights be checked?
    At major service intervals
    Daily before driving
    At minor service intervals
    When wintertime approaches
  • What should a driver do if they see a school bus topped at the nearside (left) of the road ahead?
    SOund the horn as a warning and continue on
    Reduce speed and overtake with caution
    Switch on hazard warning lights and stop behind the bus
    Signal and maintain current speed
  • According to the Pre-Crash Report what % of the 169 drivers killed in an alcohol related collision had consumed alcohol
    72%
    62%
    92%
    52%
  • What should the driver of the silver car do before turning left?
    Overtake the cyclist on the left and complete the turn
    Increase speed to complete the left turn before the cyclist
    Sound horn to alert the cyclist to the car's presence
    Allow the cyclist heading straight on to pass
  • What is the maximum authorised mass (MAM) of a car that may be driven by a category B driver?
    3,750 kilograms
    3,500 kilograms
    4,000 kilograms
    3,000 kilograms
  • Who is entitled to see a driver's vehicle registration document?
    A member of the car recovery company or anyone helping with recovery
    Any fire brigade or ambulance personnel at the scene of an accident
    A Garda may ask you to produce it at a named Garda Station
    Any person with whom the driver is involved in a collision
  • A driver who is about to undertake a journey is upset or angry. What should they do?
    Drive slower than normal for a distance
    Drive faster than normal for a distance
    A driver should not drive until they are calm
    Being upset or angry does not affect driving
  • What should a driver never do when an emergency service vehicle approaches flashing blue lights?
    Brake suddenly or block the road
    Clear the way as soon as possible
    Pull over in a place which has enough space to allow them to pass
    react quickly, safely and carefully to allow the emergency services to pass
  • While driving, a driver notices a strong smell of fuel. What should they do?
    Drive at a reduced speed
    Turn on the fan to clear the air
    Stop where safe and investigate
    Open the windows and carry on
  • The parking brake (handbrake) generally works on which wheels?
    The rear right hand wheel
    All the wheels
    The front wheels
    The rear wheels