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What should you always do before pulling into traffic?
Check mirrors, signal, and wait for a safe gap.
What is the safe minimum following distance in normal conditions?
At least 2 seconds behind the vehicle ahead.
How do you keep proper lane position?
Stay centered in your lane and adjust based on road/traffic conditions.
What are the steps for a safe lane change?
Signal early → check mirrors → check blind spot → move smoothly.
What should you do when approaching any intersection?
Slow down, look both ways, and anticipate other drivers’ actions.
How do you park uphill with a curb?
Turn wheels away from the curb.
How do you park downhill with a curb?
Turn wheels toward the curb.
How do you park on a hill with no curb?
Turn wheels toward the edge of the road.
What are the key steps of parallel parking?
Line up rear bumpers → reverse slowly → turn wheels toward curb → straighten and adjust.
When is a U‑turn safe to make?
Only when legal, clear in all directions, and traffic allows enough space.
What is the purpose of practicing quick stops?
To simulate emergency braking and learn to stop firmly while staying in control.
What does “staying alert” mean while driving?
Anticipating problems and being ready to react quickly.
Why should you avoid talking too much while driving?
Every word is a distraction and can overload your attention.
What should you do after a major driving mistake?
Pull over safely and review what happened while it’s fresh.
What is the biggest danger for new drivers after early success?
Complacency — thinking you’ve mastered driving too soon.
What types of environments should you practice in to be fully prepared?
Highways, city traffic, night driving, and various weather conditions.
Why should difficulty increase gradually?
Jumping into heavy traffic too early can overwhelm you and cause mistakes.
What situations are highest risk for new drivers?
Night driving, driving with friends, and any distractions.
Why are passengers risky for new drivers?
They increase distraction and reduce focus.
What English skills are required for the road test?
Enough to understand instructions and communicate safely with the examiner.