Chapter 6 Flashcards
(12 cards)
What is the key principle when sharing the road with others?
Be courteous and aware of other road users to ensure everyone’s safety.
What should you do when approaching pedestrians at a crosswalk?
Stop and yield to pedestrians who are in or approaching the crosswalk.
How should you drive when near cyclists?
• Leave at least 1 meter of space when passing.
• Check for cyclists before opening doors or turning.
• Yield to cyclists in bike lanes.
What precautions should you take around motorcyclists?
• Give them a full lane.
• Be cautious of their smaller size and visibility.
• Watch for sudden lane changes or stops.
How should you interact with large vehicles, such as trucks and buses?
• Avoid lingering in their blind spots.
• Allow extra space when following or passing.
• Be prepared for wide turns.
What should you do when an emergency vehicle approaches with lights and sirens?
Pull over to the right side of the road and stop until the emergency vehicle has passed.
How should you react to stopped vehicles with flashing lights (e.g., tow trucks or utility vehicles)?
Slow down and move over if possible, leaving a safe distance between your vehicle and the stopped vehicle.
What is the rule for school buses with flashing red lights?
Stop in both directions unless there is a physical divider between your lane and the bus.
How should you drive near construction zones?
• Slow down and follow posted signs.
• Be prepared to stop or change lanes as directed by traffic control persons.
• Stay alert for workers and equipment.
What should you do when approaching railway crossings?
• Look and listen for trains.
• Stop at least 5 meters away from the tracks if a train is approaching.
• Never stop on the tracks.
How should you handle encounters with animals on the road?
• Slow down and be prepared to stop.
• Avoid swerving suddenly, as it could lead to loss of control or a collision.
What should you do if you encounter a horseback rider on the road?
• Slow down and pass cautiously.
• Avoid honking or making sudden movements that could startle the horse.
