Abu Dhabi Theory Test- Section 24: Guidance in Special Situations

The Abu Dhabi driving theory test covers guidance in special situations to prepare drivers for unexpected challenges. This section teaches how to react in adverse weather, such as fog, rain, or sandstorms, by reducing speed and increasing following distances.

Abu Dhabi Theory Test - Section 24: Guidance in Special Situations

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If your vehicle breaks down, what is the first thing you should do?

Immediately call your insurance company

Leave the vehicle in the middle of the road

Move the vehicle off the road to avoid a hazard

Stay inside the vehicle with the door locked

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What services does the Abu Dhabi Road Service Patrol provide?

Only towing vehicles

Cleaning vehicles on the roadside

Towing, tyre changes, battery jumpstarting, fuel and coolant topping up

Only first aid to victims

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What document do you need to take to your insurance company after an accident?

A copy of the Accident Form

Vehicle registration papers only

Your driving license

A police report unrelated to the accident

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Who coordinates the Road Service Patrol in Abu Dhabi?

Local car dealerships

Private towing companies

Insurance companies

Abu Dhabi Department of Transport in coordination with Abu Dhabi Police

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If someone is hurt and needs an ambulance after an accident, what number should you dial?

112

123

999

911

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What should you do if you are not qualified to administer first aid at an accident scene?

Only help with moving the injured

Try your best regardless of qualifications

Do not attempt first aid and wait for qualified personnel

Leave the scene immediately

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What does vehicle maintenance include beyond just checking oil and tyre pressure?

Ensuring tyres, brakes, batteries, and engine are in good working order

Only cleaning the car exterior

Only washing the windshield

Only refilling fuel

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In case of a spinal or neck injury during an accident, what should you avoid?

Calling for an ambulance

Administering qualified first aid

Keeping the victim still until help arrives

Moving the victim unnecessarily

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What is required by law when parking at night on roads without street lights or poor visibility?

No lights needed if you are off the road

Use spotlights or a three-dimensional warning triangle

Use your horn frequently

Use only hazard lights

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What legal condition must your vehicle meet to be driven on the road?

It only needs to have valid registration

It can be driven as long as it has insurance

It must be in good mechanical condition

It can be driven with minor faults

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How often should you get your car inspected by a professional?

Once every two years

Every month

Only when it breaks down

Once every six months

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What should you do if the visibility is poor and you have broken down at night?

Walk along the road to find help

Turn off all lights and wait silently

Stay inside the vehicle with headlights on

Use spotlights or a warning triangle as required by law

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What should you do after an accident if both vehicles can still be driven?

Park in the middle of the road and wait for police

Move them to the side of the road to avoid blocking traffic

Leave them where the accident happened

Drive away immediately

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What should you do if you are involved in an accident and a victim is injured?

Move the victim immediately to a safer place

Ignore the victim and call your insurance company first

Do not move the victim unless absolutely necessary

Try to drive the victim to the hospital yourself

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Who should administer first aid at the accident scene?

The driver involved in the accident

Any bystander

Only the police officers

Only those qualified to do so

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What service can you call if your vehicle breaks down on Abu Dhabi highways?

Local garage phone number

Private towing services only

Emergency medical services

Road Service Patrol by dialing 999

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What is the purpose of turning on hazard lights during a vehicle breakdown?

To signal that you need a tow

To indicate you are parking

To warn approaching drivers of a hazard ahead

To show off your car's features

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What should you do at night if your vehicle breaks down?

Only use headlights

Flash hazard lights only

Keep parking lights/side lights on and use spotlights or warning triangle

Turn off all lights and stay inside

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When should you replace your tyres?

When you want a new look

When they are worn out

Only when a flat occurs

Every five years regardless of condition

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What is the legal obligation of vehicle owners regarding vehicle condition before driving?

Rely solely on insurance to cover any defects

Ensure the vehicle is in safe mechanical condition every time it is driven

Ignore minor faults if the vehicle still runs

Only check vehicle condition once a year

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What should you NOT do regarding car repairs?

Check brakes regularly

Delay or postpone necessary repairs or maintenance

Schedule regular maintenance

Replace worn-out tyres promptly

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When the traffic police arrive at an accident scene, what will they do?

Only give warnings to drivers

Direct traffic without recording details

Immediately tow the vehicles away

Evaluate the crash and fill out the Accident Form

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What should you do if your vehicle has a flat battery on the highway?

Leave the car and walk away

Call Road Service Patrol for assistance such as jumpstarting

Try to fix it without any help

Wait for a passerby to help without calling

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According to UAE Traffic Law, what must all road users do in case of a traffic accident?

Avoid the accident scene completely

Continue driving without stopping

Only help if they caused the accident

Give every possible assistance to victims, especially those injured

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Which of the following is NOT a recommended step to prevent accidents due to poor car maintenance?

Ignoring tyre condition until a problem occurs

Visually inspecting tyres before driving

Creating a car maintenance schedule

Checking brakes when pulling out of parking

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Where should you stand if you exit your vehicle after a breakdown?

On the side of the road facing traffic

In the middle of the lane

Well away from the carriageway

Right next to the vehicle on the road

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What should you do to warn other drivers if your vehicle breaks down?

Use your horn to alert others

Turn on hazard lights

Flash your headlights continuously

No need to warn drivers

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Why is it important to keep your windshield clean?

It does not affect driving safety

It is required only during inspections

A dirty windshield reduces visibility and depth perception, increasing accident risk

It makes the car look bad

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What should you do if you witness a traffic accident?

Leave without informing authorities

Only take photos for social media

Ignore and continue driving

Provide assistance to the victims if possible

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Drivers must know how to respond to emergencies, such as vehicle breakdowns, by safely pulling over and using their hazard lights. The test also addresses navigating through construction zones and adapting to changes in traffic flow. Understanding these special situation guidelines promotes confident, safe driving and is essential for successfully passing the Abu Dhabi theory test.

When preparing for the Abu Dhabi driving theory test, it is important to review the study questions thoroughly. Focus on understanding the key concepts associated with each question. The aim is to be able to explain these ideas in your own words without referring to your notes. This approach may improve overall comprehension and enhance preparedness for the test.