ABU DHABI DRIVING TEST - RULES 1

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Abu Dhabi Rules 1 - English

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If your car is equipped with airbags, you?

Must still wear your seatbelt at all times

Need only wear a seatbelt at high speed

Need not bother with a seatbelt

Can drive faster than you would without them

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If you make a mistake that angers another driver, you should?

Sound your horn

Drive away as quickly as possible

Stop to argue

Apologise immediately

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What is the maximum legal speed inside cities in Abu Dhabi?

100 km an hour

70 km an hour

90 km an hour

80 km an hour

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Never drive on the hard shoulder; these are provided only for the use of...?

Motorcycles

Pedestrians

Public buses

Emergency vehicles

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A driver using a mobile phone is how much more likely to be in a collision?

Four times

Five times

Three times

Two times

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When approaching floodwater on the road, in an ordinary saloon car you should not enter it if its depth is?

More than 75% of your tire height

More than 50% of your tire height

More than 25% of your tire height

More than 100% of your tire height

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When it is raining and there is a risk of aquaplaning, how much space should you leave to the vehicle in front?

Four seconds

One second

Three seconds

Two seconds

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If visibility in fog gets really poor, you should?

Stop in the inside lane

Pull off the road

Speed up to get away from it

Sound your horn continuously

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In the fog, you should use?

Foglights only

High beam headlights

No lights

Low beam headlights

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If a driver is travelling at 70 km an hour in a 60 km an hour zone, how much more likely is he to crash?

Twice

Four times

Three times

Not at all

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When it's foggy, you should avoid?

All of these

Changing lanes

Crossing traffic

Overtaking

12 / 30

A properly fastened seat belt reduces the risk of death by more than...?

40%

20%

50%

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The best way of avoiding a crash is to?

Constantly change lanes

Reduce your speed

Use your horn regularly

Increase your speed

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Booster seats can be used for children under the age of ______, weighing 18 to 36 kgs.

eight

seven

six

five

15 / 30

Rear-facing car seats should be used for infants from their birth to __________ as they provide better support for an infant’s neck, spine, and head.

9 months

15 months

12 months

6 months

16 / 30

The roads in Abu Dhabi are most slippery when?

It has been raining for an hour

It has just stopping raining

It is just about to rain

It has just started to rain

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When it is raining in Abu Dhabi, there is usually an accident on the roads every?

2 minutes

10 minutes

Hour

20 minutes

18 / 30

If you are tired, you should?

Only drive if it's important

Never drive above 50 km an hour

Only drive in town

Never drive your car

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When it's raining, water tends to gather first?

In the inside lanes

In all lanes equally

In the outside lanes

In the middle lanes

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An average car travelling at 60 km an hour will take how long to stop in normal road conditions?

35 m

36 m

27 m

24 m

21 / 30

When driving in heavy rain, you should use?

Your air conditioning

Your satnav

Your horn

Your headlights

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What should you do once you have cleared floodwater on the road?

Pump your brakes repeatedly

Drive with the brakes permanently applied

Stop until your brakes are dry

Speed up to dry your brakes out

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You can reduce the risk of aquaplaning by?

Staying below 90 km an hour

Staying below 110 km an hour

Staying below 100 km an hour

Staying below 80 km an hour

24 / 30

An accident at a higher speed increases the severity of an injury. More than ______ of road crash fatalities take place on E roads.

60%

25%

50%

30%

25 / 30

You and your passenger must wear a seatbelt?

When driving in urban areas

When weather conditions are poor

At all times when driving

When driving on highways

26 / 30

Using a hands-free kit makes you how much safer using a mobile phone when driving?

Twice as safe

Three times as safe

Not at all

Four times as safe

27 / 30

Which of these must be working for your car to be roadworthy?

Hazard lights

Indicator lights

All of them

Headlights

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What is the minimum depth of tread on your tyres to be safe?

1.5 mm

0.5 mm

2 mm

1 mm

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You should only use a mobile phone in your car when?

You are parked

Traffic is light

It is urgent

You are travelling below 30 km an hour

30 / 30

The best way to monitor your speed when driving is?

Look at other drivers' speeds

Check the speedometer

Listen to your engine note

Look at the roadside furniture

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