Expressway Driving Flashcards

What is the maximum speed limit on most Singapore expressways?

Answer: 90 km/h

The maximum speed limit on most Singapore expressways is 90 km/h.

On a Singapore expressway, where should you normally position your vehicle when not overtaking?

Answer: In the leftmost lane

Drivers must keep to the leftmost lane when not overtaking, in accordance with Singapore's keep-left rule.

When is a driver permitted to use the emergency lane on a Singapore expressway?

Answer: Only in a genuine emergency or vehicle breakdown

The emergency lane may only be used in genuine emergencies such as a vehicle breakdown, and never for convenience.

What should you do FIRST when your vehicle breaks down on an expressway?

Answer: Move your vehicle to the emergency lane

Moving to the emergency lane is the first priority to remove your vehicle from the path of traffic and prevent further accidents.

Which of the following road users is NOT permitted on Singapore expressways?

Answer: Bicycles

Bicycles are prohibited on Singapore expressways as expressways are designed exclusively for motorised vehicles.

What is the recommended minimum following distance when driving on a Singapore expressway?

Answer: 2 seconds

The 2-second rule is the recommended minimum following distance on expressways, providing adequate reaction time.

When merging onto an expressway from a slip road, what is the correct procedure?

Answer: Accelerate to match expressway traffic speed and merge smoothly when safe

You should use the slip road to accelerate to expressway speed, then merge smoothly when a safe gap exists to minimise disruption to traffic.