Road Safety Flashcards
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What is the recommended following distance when driving at highway speeds in good weather conditions?
Answer: 3 seconds
The 3-second following distance rule provides adequate reaction time and braking distance at highway speeds in normal conditions.
When approaching a pedestrian crossing where someone is waiting to cross, a driver must:
Answer: Slow down and prepare to stop
Drivers are legally required to slow down and yield to pedestrians at designated crossings.
What should a driver do first if their vehicle breaks down on a busy road?
Answer: Turn on hazard lights and move the vehicle to the shoulder if possible
Activating hazard lights and moving off the road reduces the risk of a collision with other vehicles.
Which of the following is the most common cause of road accidents in the Philippines?
Answer: Human error and reckless driving
Studies consistently show that human error accounts for the vast majority of road accidents.
A driver should check their mirrors:
Answer: Regularly every 5-8 seconds while driving
Regular mirror checks every 5-8 seconds help maintain situational awareness of surrounding traffic.
What is the purpose of a rumble strip on the road?
Answer: To alert drowsy or inattentive drivers that they are drifting out of their lane
Rumble strips create vibrations and noise to warn drivers who may be drifting due to drowsiness or inattention.
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