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1
How far away would you stop from an incident if you were first on scene?
60 meters
45 meters
5 meters
50 meters
2
Whilst training, we are covered by law to exceed statutory speed limits without blue lights activated
True
False
3
You can, by law, use your phone whilst driving for 1 reason
False
True
4
What is the definition of red mist?
A feeling of stress that overwhelms a driver
A feeling of extreme sadness after personal events which affects judgement
A feeling of anger that causes someone to have a mental breakdown
A feeling of extreme anger that clouds someone’s judgment temporarily
5
In an emergency on a motorway, which lane would be used and what emergency systems would be used in flowing traffic?
Lanes 2&3 with lights and sirens
Lanes 2&3 with lights no sirens
Lanes 1&2 with lights and sirens
Hard shoulder with lights and sirens
6
What does VDI stand for?
Vehicle during inspection
Vehicle daily identification
Vehicle defect indicator
Vehicle daily inspection
7
What is the role of a coroner?
They have the duty to turn up and look pretty
They have a duty to make reports of the types of cars involved
They have a duty to make reports to prevent other deaths
They have a duty to stop people using types of roads
8
What is the braking distance whilst travelling at 30 mph? (FEET)
45
40
55
63
9
What is the 4 steps of the matrix for driver education?
The road, traffic situations, the purpose of the journey, human factors
The vehicle, traffic situations, the purpose of the journey, human attitude
The vehicle, traffic situations, the purpose of the journey, human factors
The vehicle, traffic situations, the driver of vehicle, human factors
10
In which year was the system of car control first invented?
1935
1930
1940
1960
11
What are the 3 categories of hazards?
Physical features, the vehicle you’re in, weather conditions
Physical appearance, other cars, the brightness of the sky
Boats, cars and busses
Physical features, other road users, weather conditions
12
What speed MUST you pass horses?
15 mph
20 mph
10 mph
5 mph
13
What is the mnemonic for EMERGENCY legal exemptions?
MUSTMEER
MUSTMEET
MUSTGO
MUSTMINT
14
What is the limit point?
The furthest point which you can see another bend on the road ahead
The furthest point which you can see a junction down the road ahead
The furthest point which you have an unlimited view of the road surface
The furthest point which you can see a vehicle on the road ahead
15
What is the difference between FWD and RWD cars?
RWD - Oversteer, FWD- Understeer
FWD - Oversteer, RWD - Understeer
16
What 3 independent functions is tyre grip shared between?
Steering, braking, stopping
Braking, cornering, steering
Braking, steering, accelerating
Accelerating, cornering, braking
17
What is the definition of a hazard?
A hazard is anything which is an actual or potential danger
A hazard is anything which is a potential danger
A hazard is anything which is a serious danger
A hazard is anything which is to do with risk
18
What is the information card called that we’d provide the 3rd party if our vehicle was involved in an accident?
Bump card
Smash card
Information card
Accident helper
19
In an emergency on a motorway, which lane would be used and what emergency systems would be used in stopped traffic?
Lane 2&3 with lights and sirens
Hard shoulder with lights and sirens
Lane 1 with lights and sirens
Hard shoulder with lights no sirens
20
‘Noble cause’ risk taking is justifiable in court
True
False
21
What is the mnemonic for remembering the key stages of dealing with hazards?
OPADE
OPADA
OAPDA
OAPDE
22
In an emergency on a motorway, which lane would be used and what emergency systems would be used in slowing traffic?
Hard shoulder with lights and siren
Lane 1 with lights no siren
Hard shoulder with lights no siren
Lanes 2&3 with lights and siren
23
What does the SLOW markings on a road stand for?
Slow down and look out for hazard windows
Slow down and look out for other warning signs
Slow down and be cautious
Slow down
24
How does stopping distance change in different weather conditons?
2x in rain, 10x in ice
4x in rain, 10x in ice
3x in rain, 9x in ice
2x in rain, 12x in ice
25
Within YAS, when can we not wear a seatbelt whilst the vehicle is moving?
When providing food or drink to the patient
When a patient drops something on the floor
When providing observations on the patient
When providing emergency treatment or attention
26
Information within system of car control, which is the I within IPSGA, continues throughout the PSGA process
False
True
27
What are the 3 stages during overtaking manoeuvres?
Road speed, following position, overtake
Following position, overtaking position, overtake
Overtaking position, overtake, following position
Road position, overtaking position, overtake
28
What is the first step to coming across or being involved in an incident whilst on shift?
Inform control immediately
Come to a stop and park up safely
Assess any injuries
Provide third party with details
29
What does PDC stand for?
Post driving class
Pre driving check
Post driving check
Passive driving computer
30
What is the thinking distance when travelling at 50 mph? (FEET)
45
55
63
50
31
What 3 things do you need to consider before overtaking?
Do I need to? Is it necessary? Is the vehicle capable?
Do I need to? Is it necessary? Is the road suitable?
Do I need to? Are they travelling too slow? Can I do it?
Is it necessary? Do I need to? Can they slow down?
32
Under what age is a driver responsible for passenger’s seatbelts?
18
14
13
12
33
What does IPSGA stand for within system of car control?
Information Position Speed Gear Acceleration
Information Pedestrians Speed Gear Acceleration
Information Prepare Speed Gear Acceleration
Information Position Signs Gear Acceleration
34
What is the mnemonic for NON EMERGENCY legal exemptions?
L S 7P’s
S L 9P’s
E L 8P’s
S L 7P’s
35
What does the mnemonic CLEAR stand for within incident management?
Collision, lead, evaluate, act, remember
Collision, lead, evaluate, accident, re-open
Collusion, lead, evaluate, act, re-opened
Collision, lead, evaluate, act, re-opened
36
How do we plan for combatting hazards?
Anticipate hazards, prioritise the hazard, change gear
Anticipate hazards, prioritise the hazard, decide what to do next
Anticipate hazards, prepare for the hazard, come to a stop
Identify hazards, avoid the hazard, continue task
37
What does TUG stand for in system of car control?
Told Use Give
Take Use Go
Take Use Give
Task Usage Go
38
What is the overall stopping distance when travelling at 60 mph? (FEET)
240
215
250
260
39
What are the 3 prosecutable driving standards within the UK?
Dangerous driving, careless driving, aggressive driving
Dangerous driving, careless driving, inconsiderate driving
Dangerous driving, under the influence, impractical driving
Dangerous driving, fast driving, inconsistent driving
40
What is the mnemonic for coping with stress whilst driving?
RACER
DANCE
TRADE
TRACE
41
What 3 things reduce vehicle stability?
Braking, cornering, acceleration
Steering, cornering, braking
Accelerating, slowing down, speeding up
Braking, steering, acceleration
