Dangerous Places · 03

Knowledge check

Check whether you can map intersecting paths, protect sightlines, obey rail warnings and keep clear of large-vehicle limited-vision zones.

1. What makes junctions and roundabouts demand extra attention?Several paths can meet, split and turn towards youAll vehicles move in one simple lineOnly vehicles directly ahead matter

2. A bus or parked car blocks the view of a driveway. What does the blocked view mean?Nothing can be moving because you cannot see itInformation is missing, so keep back and find a clearer safe viewSound alone proves the path is clear

3. A train passes but the lights, alarm or barrier still warn you to stop. What should you do?Wait behind the boundary until every warning ends and the crossing opensFollow the train acrossGo around the barrier

4. You cannot see a large vehicle driver's external mirrors. What should you assume?The driver may not be able to see youThe driver has definitely seen youMoving closer will make the test safer

5. What is the shared safest response near a turning truck or a construction barrier?Keep out of the possible path, create distance and use the clearly protected routeUse the smallest gap before it closesCopy the person ahead without checking

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