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1.Why should vehicle operators be especially cautious around pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcycle riders?
Pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcycle riders are considered vulnerable road users because they lack the physical protection that enclosed vehicles provide, making them more susceptible to injury in a collision.
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2.When you see a yellow flashing pedestrian-activated traffic light, what should your immediate action be?
A yellow flashing pedestrian-activated traffic light indicates that you must slow your vehicle to 30 km/h and be prepared to yield the right-of-way to any pedestrians who are crossing or intending to cross.
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3.In an urban area, how might a pedestrian indicate their intention to cross the street?
Pedestrians in urban areas may use this specific hand signal to communicate their desire to cross the street. Drivers should be attentive to this signal.
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4.If a pedestrian indicates their intention to cross the street at a crosswalk, what is your responsibility as a driver?
When pedestrians signal their intent to cross, you are legally required to stop your vehicle safely before the crosswalk and permit them to cross completely.
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5.When a pedestrian has already entered a marked or unmarked crosswalk, what must you do?
Once a pedestrian is in a crosswalk, whether its marked or unmarked, they have the right-of-way, and you must yield to them.
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6.When stopping for a pedestrian at a crosswalk, how far back should you stop?
Stopping two to three car lengths back ensures that drivers in other lanes have a clear view of the pedestrian and sufficient time to react and stop safely.
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7.What is a critical rule when approaching a crosswalk and another vehicle is slowing or stopping?
Passing another vehicle near a crosswalk is extremely dangerous because that vehicle might be slowing or stopping for a pedestrian who is out of your view.
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8.What is important to remember about crosswalks and their markings?
Even if a crosswalk isnt painted, the rules for pedestrian safety and yielding the right-of-way apply at all intersections.
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9.How should you act when encountering visually impaired pedestrians?
Visually impaired pedestrians may use a white cane or guide dog, and drivers should be especially attentive and considerate towards them.
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10.What does not overdriving your headlights mean when driving at night?
This safety principle ensures you can react and stop in time for any obstacles or pedestrians that appear within the illuminated area of your headlights.
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11.When it is dark, what characteristic of pedestrians makes them harder to see?
Dark clothing blends into the nighttime environment, significantly reducing a pedestrians visibility to drivers.
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12.In residential areas, what specific actions should you take to be alert for children?
Children can be unpredictable, and checking under parked vehicles for signs of their presence can provide an early warning to stop.
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13.What is the legal requirement for cyclists or passengers under 18 years of age?
The law mandates that cyclists and passengers under 18 years of age wear an approved bicycle safety helmet for their protection.
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14.When is a cyclist considered a pedestrian?
A cyclist dismounted and pushing their bicycle is subject to the rules and rights of a pedestrian.
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15.Why might a cyclist need to ride further out from the right curb?
Cyclists need to adjust their position to avoid common road hazards that can be dangerous for bicycles.
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16.How should a bicycle being ridden on the road be regarded by other drivers?
A bicycle being ridden is legally considered a vehicle, and its operator must adhere to traffic laws like any other driver.
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17.When passing a cyclist, how should you adjust your driving?
When passing a cyclist, you should provide them with ample space by changing lanes, just as you would when passing another car.
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18.When preparing to turn right, why is it important to do a shoulder check to your blind spots to the right?
Cyclists can be in your right blind spot, so a shoulder check is crucial to ensure you dont turn into their path.
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19.Before opening your vehicle door when parked at the curb, what is the drivers responsibility regarding cyclists?
It is the drivers responsibility to ensure the path is clear of cyclists to prevent a collision when opening a vehicle door.
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20.Why should drivers avoid following too closely behind cyclists?
Unlike motor vehicles, bicycles typically do not have brake lights, meaning you wont get a visual warning if a cyclist suddenly slows or stops. This requires extra following distance.
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21.What should you be particularly alert for when children are on bicycles?
Children on bikes often do not have the experience or awareness to safely navigate around traffic, making them highly unpredictable.
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22.What is a requirement for cyclists when riding after dark?
To ensure visibility after dark, bicycles must be equipped with specific lighting and reflective devices.
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23.Where do motorcycle riders often travel within their lane, and why?
Motorcycle riders often position themselves in the left part of their lane to increase their visibility to drivers in other lanes and in rearview mirrors.
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24.When watching for clues about a motorcycle riders intentions, what action might indicate they plan to change lanes or turn?
A shoulder check by a motorcycle rider is a strong indicator that they are preparing to change lanes or turn, similar to how car drivers use it to check blind spots.
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25.When turning left, why is it especially important to watch for oncoming motorcycles?
Motorcycles are smaller and can be easily obscured, making it challenging to spot them and accurately assess their speed, particularly when making left turns across oncoming traffic.
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26.Why should you never share a lane with a motorcycle rider?
Motorcycles require the full width of a lane to maneuver safely, avoid hazards, and maintain balance. Sharing a lane puts them at significant risk.
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27.When following a motorcycle, why should you allow extra space between your vehicle and the motorcycle?
Motorcycles have excellent braking capabilities, meaning they can stop much faster than cars. An increased following distance gives you crucial reaction time.
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28.What general advice is given for cyclists regarding their hand position?
Maintaining both hands on the handlebars provides better control of the bicycle.
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29.How many number of people can a bicycle carry?
Overloading a bicycle with too many passengers can impair its stability and control, making it unsafe.
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