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Which of these is not a passive safety system that benefits from using seat belts correctly?
Seatbelt pre-tensioners
Steering column design
Whiplash protection system
Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
2
Which of these are the passive safety systems which benefit from the correct use of seat belts?
Crumple zones
Airbags
Passenger cell protection
Head restraints
3
What is a reason that you should check the exterior bodywork of an ambulance in a VDI?
No reason to check the bodywork as the crew before did it on the same day
It could lead to the vehicle breaking down
It could lead to prosecution under the Construction and Use Regulations
The vehicle could be considered to be in a dangerous condition
4
What is the correct tyre thread depth for vehicles on the road?
1.6mm
3mm
5
What does ASC stand for?
Automatic skid control
Anti-skid control
Automatic stability control
Acceleration skid control
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Electronic stability program (ESP)/ Electronic stability control systems (ESC) will......
always work regardless of speed or conditions
will not override the laws of physics
never activate a warning light
may activate a warning light
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What does EBA do automatically when the driver depresses the brake quickly?
Increases brake pressure
Deactivates brake assist
Enables the vehicle to drift
Decreases brake pressure
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What does ESP stand for?
Emergency stability programme
Electronic stability programme
Emergency steering programme
Electronic steering programme
9
How is the retarder system normally activated?
By applying the handbrake
By the driver accelerating
By the driver braking
By the driver changing gears
10
When activating ABS the driver.............
Retains steering control
may achieve a shorter stopping distance
will always achieve a shorter stopping distance
not retain steering control
11
Cruise control should not be used in what traffic conditions?
Primary routes with hazard lines
Slippery surfaces
Emergency response driving
Urban areas
12
Acceleration skid control (ASC) is also known as Anti-slip regulator (ASR)
False
True
13
What does EBA stand for?
Electronic Brake Application
Electronic Brake Assist
Emergency Braking Application
Emergency Brake Assist
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Retarders assist braking systems by helping to slow a vehicle down?
False
True
15
What kind of systems are ASC/ASR?
Forms of braking control
Forms of seat adjustment
Forms of traction control
Forms of steering control
16
What are the 2 types of active safety features used to increase vehicle stabilty according to Roadcraft?
In-built safety features
Passive safety systems
Drive assist features
Retarder systems
17
Electronic stability control (ESC)/Electronic stability program will always prevent an accident?
True
False
18
ASC/ASR systems should be turned off during normal use.
False
True
19
Cruise control...........
Can help drivers maintain legal speed limits
Can help on slippery surfaces
Can reduce driver fatigue
Can improve fuel economy
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What does ESC stand for?
Electronic stability control
Electronic steering control
Emergency steering control
Emergency steering control
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What does ABS enable the driver to do?
Warns other road users of a hazard ahead
Maintains steering control when harsh braking
To drift around corners
It disables the drivers ability to steer when harsh braking
22
When driving which of the following statements are true?
The driver must always exercise proper control of the vehicle
Some safety features negate thedriver exercising the control of the vehicle
Phones may only be used to make an emergency call and stopping is no option
Drivers can use mobile phone provided they feel in control of their vehicle
23
What does ASR stand for?
Alternative steering recommendations
Automatic slip retarder
Acceleration skid regulator
Anti-slip regulator
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Cruise control should not be used.......
When visibility is poor
On carriageways with double white lines
Downhill sections
In automatic vehicles
25
How does a driver know when ESC has been activated?
The vehicles hazard lights will activate
An audible warning will activate
The car will stall momentarily
A warning light may flash
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What does ABS stand for?
Automatic brake system
Anti-steer Brake System
Auto-lock brake system
Anti-lock brake system
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When conducting a VDI, whats the correct tyre thread depth for SWASFT vehicles and why is it important?
It will improve grip on dry roads
3mm
It enables water to be dispelled from the tyre road interface
1.6mm
