Expressway Driving Flashcards

If you accidentally miss your exit on a Singapore expressway, what is the correct action?

Answer: Continue driving to the next available exit

You must continue to the next exit, as reversing or making U-turns on an expressway is illegal and creates extreme danger.

After completing an overtaking manoeuvre on an expressway, you should:

Answer: Return to the left lane as soon as it is safe to do so

After overtaking, you must promptly return to the left lane to keep the right lane clear for other vehicles.

What is the correct sequence before changing lanes on an expressway?

Answer: Check mirrors, signal intention, check blind spot, then change lanes

The mirror-signal-blind spot check sequence must be completed before any lane change to ensure other road users are aware of your movement.

The Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) system deducts charges from your In-Vehicle Unit when you:

Answer: Pass under an active ERP gantry during its charging hours

ERP charges are deducted electronically when your vehicle passes under an active ERP gantry during the designated charging period.

When you see flashing amber lights and traffic cones narrowing your lane on an expressway, you should:

Answer: Reduce speed and be prepared to stop or give way if necessary

Flashing amber lights and lane narrowing indicate a road work zone, requiring reduced speed and heightened alertness for workers and equipment.

What should you do if you feel drowsy while driving on an expressway?

Answer: Exit at the nearest exit and rest before continuing your journey

You should exit at the nearest exit and rest properly, as drowsy driving impairs reaction time and judgement as severely as drink driving.

A broken-down vehicle is partially blocking a lane on the expressway. You should:

Answer: Slow down early, change to a clear lane, and drive past carefully

Slowing down and changing lanes early gives you and others a safe margin to pass the obstruction without causing a secondary collision.