Driving Theory Test (Car) - Cyprus · Hazards, Alcohol and Accidents
Hazard perception
12 practice questions, each with the answer and an explanation.
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Random questions from this topic, one at a time. You see the answer and the explanation straight after each one.
All 12 questions
- A ball rolls into the road from between parked cars. What is the most likely next hazard?
- Why should you slow down when passing parked cars on a residential street?
- You see a cyclist wobbling at the left side of the road ahead. What is the best action?
- Why should drivers expect animals on rural roads around dusk?
- You see brake lights come on two cars ahead. What advantage does this give you?
- Why is glare from a low winter sun especially dangerous?
- At night, oncoming headlights dazzle you. What should you do?
- When is the road surface often most slippery after a long dry spell?
- A strong gust hits your car on an open road. What is the safe reaction?
- On a very hot day a driver finds the tyres already over-inflated. What is the risk of driving on?
- You approach a bend on a road covered with a thin layer of ice. What is the best approach?
- Your view at a junction is blocked by a high hedge. What should you do?
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