HPT Developing Hazards

Question 1

What is a 'developing hazard' in the context of the Hazard Perception Test?

Accepted Answer

A situation that may require you to take action

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A static road sign

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A pothole in the road

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A parked vehicle with no one inside

Question 2

Which of these is most likely to be classed as a developing hazard?

Accepted Answer

A pedestrian stepping off the curb ahead

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A green traffic light

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A speed limit sign

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A straight empty road

Question 3

In the HPT, how does the scoring window change as a hazard develops?

Accepted Answer

It narrows as the hazard unfolds

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It widens as the hazard unfolds

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It remains constant throughout the clip

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It disappears once the hazard is fully visible

Question 4

A cyclist begins to wobble and moves toward the center of your lane. What type of hazard is this?

Accepted Answer

A developing hazard

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A static hazard

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A secondary hazard

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A passive hazard

Question 5

Which factor most often turns a potential hazard into a developing hazard?

Accepted Answer

Movement or change in a road user's behavior

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The time of day

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The speed limit of the road

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Weather conditions alone

Question 6

You see a ball roll into the road ahead. Why is this a developing hazard?

Accepted Answer

A child is likely to follow, requiring you to brake

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Balls are always a hazard on any road

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The ball could puncture your tire

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It indicates a school zone ahead