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Sharing the Road Flashcards

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  1. A pedestrian near a crossing is using a white cane or is accompanied by a guide dog. What must you do?

    Answer: Give way to the pedestrian regardless of traffic signals

    You must always give way to vision-impaired pedestrians using a white cane or guide dog, irrespective of any traffic signals.

  2. Which of the following statements about cyclists riding on roads is correct?

    Answer: Cyclists may use the full width of a lane when needed for their safety

    Cyclists may legally use the full width of a lane when necessary for safety, such as when avoiding hazards near the road edge.

  3. A tram lane is marked on the road. Under which circumstance may you legally drive in it?

    Answer: To turn left at an intersection when within 50 metres of the turn

    You may drive in a tram lane for up to 50 metres before turning left at an intersection.

  4. You see a ball roll onto the road ahead of you. What should you do?

    Answer: Slow down and be prepared to stop, as a child may follow the ball

    A ball in the road often signals that a child may suddenly run out to retrieve it; you must slow down and be prepared to stop.

  5. A funeral procession is moving along the road ahead of you. What should you do?

    Answer: Keep well behind and do not cut into or disrupt the procession

    You must not cut into or disrupt a funeral procession; you should keep well behind and allow the procession to proceed uninterrupted.

  6. When driving in an area with pedestrians at night, even where street lights are present, you must:

    Answer: Remain vigilant as pedestrians in dark clothing can still be difficult to see

    Even in lit areas, pedestrians wearing dark clothing can be very difficult to see; always remain alert especially near intersections and crossings at night.

  7. What are the consequences of exceeding the posted speed limit in a road work zone?

    Answer: The driver may receive a fine and demerit points for speeding in a work zone

    Speeding in a road work zone is a serious offence that can result in fines and demerit points, as it endangers road workers and other road users.

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