15 terms, each with its meaning in plain words.
To blind someone for a moment with a bright light.
In the papers: 2 questions, first in Test 10.
Strong light that makes it hard to see.
In the papers: 1 question, first in Test 11.
To slide over the road with the tyres no longer gripping.
In the papers: 1 question, first in Test 13.
Also called hazard perception.
A hazard is a danger. Hazard perception is seeing a danger early, before you reach it.
In the papers: 4 questions, first in Test 4.
How far the vehicle travels between the moment you see a danger and the moment you start to brake.
In the papers: 2 questions, first in Test 7.
How far the vehicle travels from the moment you brake until it stops.
Reaction distance and braking distance added together.
In the papers: 1 question, first in Test 7.
Standing still, not moving.
In the papers: 2 questions, first in Test 11.
Excused from a rule that others must follow.
In the papers: 4 questions, first in Test 5.
Traffic so heavy that it moves slowly or stands still.
In the papers: 4 questions, first in Test 4.
An urban area is a town or a city. A rural area is the countryside.
In the papers: 14 questions, first in Test 1.
Standing at the roadside to ask passing drivers for a lift.
In the papers: 1 question, first in Test 10.
A paper that says a vehicle has been examined and found fit for the road.
In the papers: 2 questions, first in Test 3.
A paper that shows a driver has passed a course in safe driving. A public service vehicle driver must hold one.
In the papers: 1 question, first in Test 5.
Insurance that covers damage to your own vehicle as well as harm to other people.
In the papers: 1 question, first in Test 9.
Every term an explanation uses opens its drawing and meaning right there, beside the question that asks about it.
