Stopping, giving way and turning

What is the primary purpose of a 'Stop' sign and 'Stop' line at intersections?

A) To indicate a parking area.

B) To remind drivers to drive faster.

C) To control traffic and ensure vehicles come to a complete stop.

D) To signal the start of a one-way road.

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At a pedestrian crossing with a 'Stop' sign or line, what is the requirement for drivers?

A) Drivers should slow down but not necessarily stop.

B) Drivers can proceed if they see no pedestrians.

C) Drivers must stop and give way to pedestrians entering or crossing.

D) Drivers can proceed without stopping.

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When must you stop at places with a 'Stop' sign or line other than intersections?

A) Only when making a U-turn.

B) Only when entering or leaving a road.

C) Only when turning left or right.

D) Whenever encountering a 'Stop' sign or line, and give way to any vehicle or pedestrian.

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What does a red traffic light indicate?

A) You can proceed through the intersection.

B) You should stop.

C) You should speed up.

D) You should honk your horn.

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What is the recommended action when you see a green traffic light?

A) You should proceed without any concern for other vehicles.

B) You should honk your horn to signal other drivers.

C) You can go through the intersection if it's safe to do so.

D) You should immediately stop and wait for instructions from a traffic officer.

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How do roundabouts manage traffic flow at intersections?

A) By allowing vehicles to turn left or right only.

B) By stopping all traffic entering the intersection.

C) By moving traffic in one direction around a central island.

D) By allowing vehicles to make U-turns only.

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When approaching a roundabout, which vehicles do you need to give way to?

A) Vehicles entering the roundabout from your right only.

B) Vehicles already in the roundabout on your left only.

C) Vehicles that have entered the roundabout from your left, right, or directly opposite you.

D) Vehicles entering the roundabout from your left or directly opposite you.

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Where do a significant number of crashes on NSW roads occur?

A) On straight stretches of road.

B) At roundabouts.

C) At intersections.

D) On highways.

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Why should drivers be particularly cautious about motorcycle riders at intersections?

A) Because more than half of all motorcycle crashes involving other vehicles happen at intersections.

B) Because motorcycles are easier to spot at intersections.

C) Because motorcycle riders have the right of way at all intersections.

D) Because motorcycle riders are not allowed at intersections.

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When turning, what should you always check for before proceeding?

A) Vehicles behind you.

B) Vehicles in your rearview mirror.

C) Other vehicles on your left and right.

D) Pedestrians crossing the road you're turning into.

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What type of signs indicating where you must or must not turn are considered regulatory signs?

A) Signs with information about nearby attractions.

B) Signs with information about local businesses.

C) Signs with directions to the nearest gas station.

D) Signs showing where you must or must not turn or enter.

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In which of the following situations is it NOT allowed to make a U-turn?

A) On motorways and freeways.

B) Across a single continuous dividing line.

C) At intersections with traffic lights and a 'U-turn permitted' sign.

D) At intersections without traffic lights where there's a 'No U-turn' sign.

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What is another name for a three-point turn, and when should you use it?

A) A "U-turn alternative," used when traffic is light.

B) A "three-point turn," used when a road is not wide enough for a U-turn.

C) A "three-turn maneuver," used on motorways.

D) A "U-turn bypass," used in busy traffic.

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At pedestrian crossings, what must drivers always be prepared to do?

A) Speed up to clear the crossing.

B) Ignore pedestrians and continue driving.

C) Drive at maximum speed to clear the area.

D) Slow down and prepare to give way to pedestrians.

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What should you do when you see a School Crossing Supervisor holding a 'Stop – children crossing' sign?

A) Slow down and stop.

B) Speed up to clear the crossing quickly.

C) Ignore the supervisor and continue driving.

D) Honk your horn to alert pedestrians.

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How should drivers respond to pedestrian warning signs in busy shopping districts and nearby schools?

A) Increase their speed to clear the area quickly.

B) Ignore the signs and maintain their current speed.

C) Prepare to slow down.

D) Honk their horn to warn pedestrians.

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What is the appropriate action when approaching a yellow (amber) light?

A) Stop suddenly to avoid the light.

B) Speed up to get through the light quickly.

C) Maintain your speed and ignore the light.

D) Slow down and prepare to stop if necessary.

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What does a green traffic light signify?

A) You should stop

B) You can go through the intersection if it's safe to do so.

C) You should proceed with caution.

D) You should honk your horn.

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What is the purpose of indicating when turning at a roundabout?

A) To signal your intention to other drivers.

B) To confuse other drivers.

C) To show off your driving skills.

D) To avoid giving way to other vehicles.

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In multi-lane roundabouts, what should drivers do regarding lane choice when going straight ahead?

A) Always use the left lane.

B) Use any lane to go straight ahead unless arrows indicate otherwise.

C) Use the right lane.

D) Use the lane with the least amount of traffic.

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