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- 1/28The first rule of responsible driving
Road signs guide safe movement. Ignoring them creates chaos. Respecting signs keeps traffic predictable and safe.
At a stop sign, the driver must
A complete stop ensures safety. It allows time to check all directions. Rolling through risks collisions.
When the light turns red, the rule is
Running red lights causes serious crashes. Stopping protects pedestrians and cross-traffic. It is a key safety habit.
If a yield sign is present, the driver must
Yield signs assign priority. They prevent conflicts between vehicles. Giving way avoids dangerous side impacts.
While driving near speed limit boards, attention must be
Limits are designed for road safety. Exceeding them increases accident risk. Obeying keeps speed under control.
At pedestrian crossings, drivers must
Pedestrians are the most vulnerable. Yielding ensures safety and avoids injury. Responsible drivers anticipate their moves.
When cyclists are ahead, safe behavior is
A wide gap prevents sideswipes. Cyclists need space for balance. Extra distance shows respect and caution.
If motorcycles are in blind spots, the action is
Motorcycles are small and easy to miss. Checking blind spots avoids collisions. Awareness ensures safe lane changes.
While driving near schools, the correct habit is
Children may appear suddenly. Slower speeds ensure safe stops. Respect around schools protects lives.
Tailgating the vehicles infront of you
Following too closely pressures others. It reduces reaction time. Keeping space ensures calm and safe driving.
At busy intersections, drivers must avoid
Rushing creates mistakes. Calm waiting ensures order. Patience prevents sudden collisions.
When stressed or angry, the safe choice is
Emotional driving reduces focus. It increases chances of rash actions. Waiting until calm ensures safer trips.
If a driver feels tired, the safe response is
Fatigue lowers awareness and slows reaction. Rest prevents dangerous mistakes. Breaks restore energy and focus.
While under alcohol or drugs, the rule is
Substances impair judgment and coordination. Driving becomes highly dangerous. Avoiding the wheel protects everyone.
Suddeny braking must be avoided because
Abrupt stops surprise following vehicles. Controlled braking is safer. Sudden actions increase rear-end crashes.
Lane weaving at highway speeds
Frequent lane changes confuse others. Weaving creates unpredictability. Stable driving maintains safe flow.
When overtaking, drivers must avoid
Excessive speed reduces control. Overtaking requires steady and safe movement. Responsible overtaking avoids crashes.
If traffic slows suddenly, the right response is
Honking or rushing worsens stress. Calm responses prevent aggression. Safe driving requires patience.
While waiting in traffic, using your phone is
Distractions reduce awareness. Even in slow traffic, risks exist. Focused waiting is the safest choice.
The proper use of headlights at night
High beams can blind others. Dipping headlights ensures shared safety. Respect for vision keeps everyone safe.
At the approach of oncoming cars, headlights must be
Bright lights reduce visibility for others. Dimming avoids temporary blindness. Courtesy ensures safe passing.
When driving in fog, the right choice is
Fog reduces visibility greatly. Fog lights improve road vision. Using them only when needed prevents glare.
If headlights are faulty, the driver must
Faulty lights reduce night visibility. They also make vehicles harder to see. Maintenance ensures safe night travel.
While parking at night, the safe practice is
Parking lights signal presence. They help other road users notice the vehicle. This prevents roadside collisions.
When driving at dusk or dawn
Low light makes vehicles harder to see. Using headlights increases visibility. Early lighting prevents unnoticed movement.
At rural roads with no streetlights, headlights must be
Darkness makes hazards harder to spot. Headlights reveal road edges and animals. They keep night travel safe.
When approaching a curve at night, drivers should use
Curves may hide oncoming traffic. Lower beams avoid blinding them. Courtesy improves road safety.
If rain starts while driving, the immediate action is
Rain reduces visibility for all. Headlights make vehicles easier to notice. Responsible lighting prevents collisions.
