Junctions quiz

#1. What should you do as you approach a junction? ? Reducing your speed as you approach a junction gives you more time to observe and react to any situation you may need to deal with. Always be prepared to slow down and stop!

Speed up

Slow down and prepare to stop

Ignore it

Sound your horn

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Correct answer: Slow down and prepare to stop

#2. What is the primary rule when emerging from an open junction? ? By giving way to traffic on the main carriageway, we contribute to a safer and more efficient driving environment for everyone.

Give way to traffic from the left

Give way to traffic from the right

Proceed without stopping

Stop completely

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Correct answer: Give way to traffic on the main carriageway

#3. How should you position your vehicle when emerging and turning right from an open junction? ? Positioning to the right when emerging from a side road backs up your signal and allows other road users to understand your intentions, this position also provides the best view of the road in both directions.

In the centre of the road

Close to the left-hand side

Close to the right-hand side of your lane (Just left of centre)

In the opposite lane

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Correct answer: Close to the right-hand side of your lane (Just left of centre)

#4. What should you do when approaching a junction to turn right? ? Positioning your just left of centre can allow other road users to pass you on the left to keep the traffic flowing. Also, your signal will confirm your intended direction of travel.

Signal left

Signal right and position your vehicle just left of the centre line

Do not signal

Position your vehicle in the left lane

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Correct answer: Signal right and position your vehicle just left of the centre line

#5. When turning right at a junction, what should you do if there is oncoming traffic? ? When you are intending to cross the path of oncoming traffic you must always wait until there is a safe gap before proceeding.

Speed up to beat the traffic

Wait for a safe gap in the oncoming traffic

Turn without stopping

Sound your horn

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Correct answer: Wait for a safe gap in the oncoming traffic

#6. What is a key characteristic of a closed junction? ? A closed junction in the UK is a type of road junction where visibility is restricted due to obstructions such as buildings, walls, hedges, or parked vehicles. These obstructions make it difficult for drivers to see approaching traffic from the side roads or the main road, requiring extra caution when emerging or turning.

Clear visibility in all directions

Limited visibility due to obstructions

No need to give way

Always controlled by traffic lights

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Correct answer: Limited visibility due to obstructions

#7. When should you start signalling your intention to turn at a junction? ? Signalling at junctions in the UK is crucial for communicating your intentions to other road users and ensuring safe and efficient traffic flow. You should always signal in plenty of time providing it is safe and your signal can not be misunderstood by anyone. Such as signalling too soon while passing another junction.

Just before you turn

As you enter the junction

Well in advance of the junction

After you have turned

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Correct answer: Well in advance of the junction

#8. How should you proceed when emerging from a closed junction? ? Proceeding from a closed junction in the UK requires extra caution due to limited visibility.

Speed up to cross quickly

Edge forward slowly until you can see clearly

Stop completely and wait for a signal

Reverse and find another route

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Correct answer: Edge forward slowly until you can see clearly

#9. What must you do at a stop junction? ? Stop means STOP

Slow down but do not stop

Stop completely and check for traffic

Proceed without stopping if the road is clear

Signal left

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Correct answer: Stop completely and check for traffic

#10. When can you proceed from a stop junction? ? At a stop junction in the UK, you must come to a complete stop at the stop line, even if you think the road ahead is clear. You can only proceed after you check in both directions and asses the junction to be clear or there is a safe gab to emerge into.

Immediately after stopping

When you have checked and it is safe to do so

When the traffic light turns green

After sounding your horn

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Correct answer: When you have checked and it is safe to do so

#11. How should you position your vehicle when turning right from a one-way street? ? By positioning to the right, you enhance safety for yourself and other road users, contributing to a more efficient and predictable traffic system.

In the left lane

In the centre of the road

In the right lane

In the opposite lane

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Correct answer: In the right lane

#12. What should you do before turning right from a one-way street? ? Before turning right from a one-way street you should position towards the right hand side of the road and observe the flow of traffic in the new road before emerging safely.

Signal left

Signal right and check for traffic

Do not signal

Speed up

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Correct answer: Signal right and check for traffic

#13. What should you do if you see a pedestrian crossing at a junction? ? Pedestrians crossing the road at a junction have priority over vehicles if they have started to cross or if there is a controlled or uncontrolled crossing in place.

Ignore them and proceed

Speed up to pass before they cross

Stop and let them cross

Sound your horn

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Correct answer: Stop and let them cross

#14. When should you check your mirrors when approaching a junction? ? Using mirrors effectively when approaching a junction is crucial for ensuring safety and making informed decisions.

Only after you have stopped

Just before you turn

Continuously as you approach

After you have turned

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Correct answer: Continuously as you approach

#15. What is the correct action if you cannot see clearly when emerging from an open junction? ? Emerging from an open junction when you cannot see clearly requires extra caution and careful manoeuvring.

Speed up and hope for the best

Edge forward slowly until you can see clearly

Reverse and find another route

Sound your horn continuously

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Correct answer: Edge forward slowly until you can see clearly

#16. How should you signal when emerging from an open junction to turn left? ? When emerging from an open junction, it’s important to follow a clear and safe routine including the use of directional indicators to show the direction you intend to take.

Signal right

Do not signal

Signal left well in advance

Signal left only after turning

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Correct answer: Signal left well in advance

#17. What should you do if there is a cyclist ahead of you when turning right at a junction? ? When you encounter a cyclist ahead of you while turning right at a junction, it’s crucial to prioritize their safety.

Overtake them quickly

Wait for them to clear the junction

Sound your horn to alert them

Ignore them and proceed

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Correct answer: Wait for them to clear the junction

#18. When turning right at a junction with traffic lights, what should you do if the light turns amber? ? If lights change colour after you have started to cross the junction you must clear the area safely.

Speed up to complete the turn

Stop immediately

Proceed only if you are already in the junction

Reverse back to your original position

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Correct answer: Proceed only if you are already in the junction

#19. What should you do if your view is obstructed by parked vehicles at a closed junction? ? When your view is obstructed by parked vehicles at a closed junction, it’s important to proceed with caution.

Sound your horn to alert other drivers

Edge forward slowly until you can see clearly

Reverse and find another route

Speed through quickly

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Correct answer: Edge forward slowly until you can see clearly

#20. How should you proceed if you are unsure whether it is safe to emerge from a closed junction? ? If you’re unsure whether it’s safe to emerge from a closed junction, it’s crucial to prioritize safety and proceed with caution.

Proceed cautiously

Wait until you are sure it is safe

Sound your horn continuously

Speed up to cross quickly

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Correct answer: Wait until you are sure it is safe

Results

#1. What should you do as you approach a junction? ? Reducing your speed as you approach a junction gives you more time to observe and react to any situation you may need to deal with. Always be prepared to slow down and stop!

#2. What is the primary rule when emerging from an open junction? ? By giving way to traffic on the main carriageway, we contribute to a safer and more efficient driving environment for everyone.

#4. What should you do when approaching a junction to turn right? ? Positioning your just left of centre can allow other road users to pass you on the left to keep the traffic flowing. Also, your signal will confirm your intended direction of travel.

#5. When turning right at a junction, what should you do if there is oncoming traffic? ? When you are intending to cross the path of oncoming traffic you must always wait until there is a safe gap before proceeding.

#8. How should you proceed when emerging from a closed junction? ? Proceeding from a closed junction in the UK requires extra caution due to limited visibility.

#9. What must you do at a stop junction? ? Stop means STOP

#11. How should you position your vehicle when turning right from a one-way street? ? By positioning to the right, you enhance safety for yourself and other road users, contributing to a more efficient and predictable traffic system.

#12. What should you do before turning right from a one-way street? ? Before turning right from a one-way street you should position towards the right hand side of the road and observe the flow of traffic in the new road before emerging safely.

#13. What should you do if you see a pedestrian crossing at a junction? ? Pedestrians crossing the road at a junction have priority over vehicles if they have started to cross or if there is a controlled or uncontrolled crossing in place.

#14. When should you check your mirrors when approaching a junction? ? Using mirrors effectively when approaching a junction is crucial for ensuring safety and making informed decisions.

#15. What is the correct action if you cannot see clearly when emerging from an open junction? ? Emerging from an open junction when you cannot see clearly requires extra caution and careful manoeuvring.

#16. How should you signal when emerging from an open junction to turn left? ? When emerging from an open junction, it’s important to follow a clear and safe routine including the use of directional indicators to show the direction you intend to take.

#17. What should you do if there is a cyclist ahead of you when turning right at a junction? ? When you encounter a cyclist ahead of you while turning right at a junction, it’s crucial to prioritize their safety.

#18. When turning right at a junction with traffic lights, what should you do if the light turns amber? ? If lights change colour after you have started to cross the junction you must clear the area safely.

#19. What should you do if your view is obstructed by parked vehicles at a closed junction? ? When your view is obstructed by parked vehicles at a closed junction, it’s important to proceed with caution.

#20. How should you proceed if you are unsure whether it is safe to emerge from a closed junction? ? If you’re unsure whether it’s safe to emerge from a closed junction, it’s crucial to prioritize safety and proceed with caution.