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What is the rule regarding right of way at intersections?
The driver on the left must yield to the vehicle on the right when two vehicles arrive at an intersection simultaneously.
What must a left-turning vehicle do when approaching an intersection?
Yield to vehicles already inside the intersection or turning left across its path.
When must drivers yield to pedestrians?
Drivers must yield to pedestrians crossing within a crosswalk or in business/residential districts.
What must drivers do at railroad crossings?
Stop before traversing; may slow down to 5 mph (8 km/h) if no hazards exist.
What is prohibited when turning at an intersection?
Do not block the intersection, make a U-turn, or stay unnecessarily in the yellow box.
What are the places where parking is prohibited?
In an intersection, on a crosswalk, within 6 meters of an intersection, within 4 meters of a driveway entrance, within 4 meters of a fire hydrant, and in front of a private driveway.
What should a driver do when their vehicle is parked unattended?
Turn off the ignition and stop the motor.
What should someone do if they witness an accident?
Show their driver's license, provide their true name and address, and give the owner's name and address of the vehicle involved.
What does the Muffler Rule require for motor vehicles?
Every motor vehicle must have a working muffler; disconnection is prohibited.
What actions should a driver take if involved in an accident?
Must aid the victim or report to the law unless in imminent danger.
What is the weight of a child or any cargo that must use a child restraint system?
Children aged 12 years or below must use a Child Restraint System (CRS) when riding in vehicles.
What is the penalty for not wearing a seatbelt?
1st offense: ₱1,000; 2nd offense: ₱2,000; 3rd+ offense: ₱5,000 fine + suspension of driver's license for one week.
What is the purpose of the Anti-Drunk and Drugged Driving Act?
To penalize driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs to ensure road safety.
What are the effects of alcohol and drugs on driving?
Slows brain function, reduces judgment of speed and distance, creates false confidence, impairs focus, and increases risk.
What must drivers do when approaching an intersection?
Do not enter an intersection when the traffic light is red and always signal before turning.
What should operators do regarding the cleanliness of their vehicles?
Keep their vehicle clean, tidy, and in good working condition at all times.
What is required if carrying a load extending beyond a vehicle's body?
Display a red flag at the end of the load and it must be at least 30 cm on each side.
What violation occurs for driving without a driver's license?
Fine of ₱3,000 and a one-year disqualification from obtaining a license.
What should a driver do if they are fatigued?
Stop driving and take a break, ensuring they are well-rested before resuming.
What is meant by 'defensive driving'?
Driving in a way that prevents accidents and protects yourself and others.
What actions help prevent road rage?
Remain calm, do not retaliate, and keep distance from aggressive drivers.
What is the significance of the Philippine Clean Air Act?
It aims to provide a healthy ecology through regulating air quality and controlling emissions from motor vehicles.
What should be done before starting a vehicle?
Conduct a pre-driving routine including checking lights, mirrors, windows, and tires.
What does the Motorcycle Helmet Act mandate?
All motorcycle riders must wear standard protective helmets at all times.
What are the penalties for not using the correct child restraint system?
Fines starting at ₱1,000 for first offenses, increasing with subsequent offenses.