RTA ABU DHABI TEST - RULES 3

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Abu Dhabi Rules 3 - English

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Pedestrians have priority over vehicles if?

Any of these apply

They are crossing an intersection you're turning into

They are waiting at a pedestrian crossing

They are walking on the sidewalk you need to cross

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If you are being overtaken, what should you do?

Maintain your speed

Slow down and keep right

Stay in the center of your lane

Slow down and keep left

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Approaching a T-junction, who has priority?

Vehicles turning right from the joining road

Vehicles on the cross road

Vehicles on the joining road

Whoever reaches the junction first

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How close should you be to the vehicle in front when you commence an overtake?

2 seconds

3 seconds

1 second

0.5 seconds

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What color are regulatory signs?

Yellow and black

Red and white

Blue and white

Red and white or blue and white

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Your horn should not be used near which of these buildings?

Schools

Places of worship

All of them

Hospitals

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You are approaching a left turn that has three left turning lanes; you want to turn right immediately after turning left. Which lane should you choose?

The left-hand lane

The right-hand lane

The center lane

The least busy lane

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At a stop line with a stop sign, you must come to a complete stop?

Unless your path is clear

At all times

If visibility is poor

If there is an obstruction ahead

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Approaching a green traffic light, you should?

Increase speed

Maintain speed

Any of these

Reduce speed

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What is the maximum speed for a rural road?

120 km an hour

80 km an hour

60 km an hour

100 km an hour

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Your vehicle's horn should only be used to do what?

Threaten others

Warn others

Greet people

Express anger

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A yellow traffic light means what?

Stop if safe to do so

Accelerate if safe to do so

Maintain your current speed

Stop under any circumstances

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When approaching a pedestrian crossing with flashing yellow lights, you should?

Slow down in all circumstances

Maintain your speed unless pedestrians are on the crossing

Slow down if you can see pedestrians waiting

Maintain your speed unless a policeman indicates otherwise

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What is the maximum speed for a parking area or service road?

20 km an hour

25 km an hour

30 km an hour

35 km an hour

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What is the minimum speed on a freeway?

50 km an hour

70 km an hour

80 km an hour

60 km an hour

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Regulatory signs must be obeyed at all times unless?

You feel the sign is redundant

Obeying would send you out of your way

A policeman directs you to ignore them

There is no other traffic present

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At a give way line, you must slow down and stop if necessary for?

Larger vehicles

All vehicles and pedestrians

Faster vehicles

Pedestrians only

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What is the maximum speed for Residential areas?

50 km an hour

60 km an hour

30 km an hour

40 km an hour

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When a junction has a yellow box with diagonal markings painted across it, you must?

Not enter unless you can see a clear exit

Queue across the junction

Assume priority over other vehicles

Drive across as quickly as you can

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Which of these is most important for a safe overtake?

Hard acceleration

Warning with your horn

Flashing your lights

Planning ahead

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In the absence of a policeman controlling traffic or a traffic sign, at junctions and crossroads, who has priority?

Vehicles on side roads

The vehicles travelling fastest

The vehicles travelling slowest

Vehicles on the main road

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What does a solid line down the middle of the road mean?

Speed limit applies

Use either lane

No overtaking

Give way to oncoming vehicles

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In which of these situations should you not overtake?

On the crest of a hill

At a junction

On a bend

In any of them

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When making a right turn from a single lane road, you should position yourself?

Close to the right-hand side

Close to the left-hand side

In the center of the lane

Any of these

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On a roundabout, if there is no reason controlling traffic and no traffic sign, who has priority?

Vehicles coming from the right

Vehicles coming from behind

Vehicles coming from ahead

Vehicles coming from the left

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On a three lane roundabout, the inside lane should be used by?

Any of these

Vehicles turning right

Vehicles turning left

Vehicles going straight on

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When turning into a one-way road with three lanes, which lane should you choose?

Whichever lane is least busy

The center lane

The near hand lane

The far hand lane

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What is the minimum following distance drivers must maintain from an emergency vehicle that has its lights or sirens on?

200 m

150 m

250 m

100 m

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When the road is divided by broken yellow lines, you should position your vehicle?

In the middle of your lane

Over to the right hand side

As close to the lines as possible

Any of these

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When changing lanes, you should check your blindspot by?

Looking in your rearview mirror

Looking in your right hand mirror

Looking over your shoulder

Listening for other vehicles

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