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Chapter 10 Q&A Parked Vehicles
Chapter 10 Q&A Parked Vehicles
Chapter 10 Q&A Parked Vehicles
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CHAPTER 10
PARKED VEHICLES
This chapter lectures on the basics of stopping & parking, getting in and out of the vehicle,
securing vehicles (both operational and broken down) and lastly safety tips to consider
when towing other vehicles. All these are meant to ensure your safety on the road and also
that of those you share the road with.
19. On the left and right of a street, there are parking lanes for parking parallel to the
roadway. Where are you allowed to park?
a. In two way streets, only in the left hand parking lane
b. In one way streets, in the right hand only
c. In two way streets, only in the right hand parking lane
20. Which vehicles are allowed to stop in the second row alongside other vehicles?
a. Taxis, to let passengers board or alight, traffic conditions permitting
b. Trucks and minibuses
c. Motorcycles only
21. Where is stopping prohibited?
a. Outside parking areas on freeways and clearways for motor vehicles
only
b. Near or on sharp bends is okay
c. Outside built up areas
26. Up to which permissible total mass may motor vehicles be parked on specially
designated footpaths?
a. ((3.5)) t
b. ((7.5)) t
c. In designated footpaths, permissible total mass does not matter
27. Before which signs are you not allowed to stop within a distance of 10 m if the signs
would be concealed by your vehicle?
a. Railway cross only
b. Stop! Give Way
c. Cul desac
28. What is the minimum distance a vehicle must leave clear in front of traffic lights if
the traffic lights would be concealed by the vehicle?
a. ((10)) m
b. ((5)) m
c. ((2.5)) m
29. Where are you allowed to park a trailer with a permissible total mass exceeding 2 t
in built up areas regularly on Sundays and public holidays and between 10 p.m. and
6a.m.
a. In industrial areas
b. In wholly residential areas, not on specially designated parking spaces
though
c. In empty bus stops
36. You stop your vehicle to let a passenger out on the left. There is a cycle track there.
What must you do?
a. Make sure there is no cyclist coming and only then let your passenger
open the door.
b. Let your passenger open the door since you have priority over any cyclist
c. Get out and direct an oncoming cyclist to wait
40. How must you safeguard your vehicle your vehicle against theft?
a. By removing the ignition key, not engaging the steering wheel and closing the
windows
b. By locking the doors and boot
c. By engaging the services of a priest
41. What must you do when leaving your car?
a. Before opening the door, look out for traffic behind
b. Secure the vehicle against authorized use
c. Check for tyre pressure
42. How do you secure a car with a manual gearbox against rolling away on a downhill
slope?
a. Apply the parking brake
b. Engage third gear or reverse gear
c. Engage second gear or reverse gear
43. How do you secure a car with automatic transmission against rolling away on a
downhill slope?
a. Apply the parking brake
b. Put the selector lever in the “P” position and switch on the ignition
c. Put the selector lever in the “D” position
44. You have a tyre failure on the Highway. What must you do?
a. Switch the hazard warning lights on and stop as far over on the left as
possible (hard shoulder, stopping bay)
b. Place the warning triangle at a distance of around 90m
c. Place the warning triangle at a distance of 50m
48. Your vehicle has broken down on a country road. What must you remember when it is
towed away?
a. Switch on the hazard warning lights on both vehicles while the vehicle
is towed
b. Always keep the tow rope under very low tension
c. Always keep the tow rope in no tension to avoid snapping
49. You want to tow another vehicle with your car. What must you know?
a. You must at least have a driving license class B
b. You can only use a tow truck
c. You must at least have a driving license class EC
50. A car with servo brakes has broken down with engine damage. What is correct when
towing the car away?
a. The car being towed can only achieve slight braking effect when
increased pressure is applied to the pedal
b. If possible, do not use a tow bar
c. Only a rope can be used in this situation
51. A car with power steering has broken down with engine damage and must be towed
away. What is correct?
a. The steering of the broken down car is considerably heavier
b. The steering of the broken down car has more power
c. The car has become more lighter
52. What must you remember when towing?
a. The distance between the vehicles must not exceed 10m
b. Tow rope / tow bar must be clearly marked
c. The distance between the vehicles must exceed 5m