Road Conditions Impacting Road Users
Louise encounters various road conditions while driving through a built-up area, such as potholes affecting the cyclist, a pedestrian with a red-banded white stick accompanied by a guide dog, and a horse and rider at a roundabout. The flashing amber lights signal potential hazards, requiring vigilance for vulnerable road users like elderly pedestrians, cyclists, children, and visually impaired individuals.
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Case Study Scenario Question 6
Louise is driving through a built up area and she cannot see any speed limit signs; but she does see a school sign with flashing amber lights underneath it; there are also street lights along the road. Last winter s bad weather has left the road full of potholes. Louise is following a cyclist; she can see the pedestrian on the footpath ahead waiting to cross the road. The pedestrian is carrying a red-banded white stick and is accompanied by a dog wearing a red and white checked harness. Further along as she approaches a roundabout Louise sees a horse and rider in the left-hand lane.
How might the road surface affect the cyclist? 6.1 He might need to swerve to avoid the potholes He might speed up to test the bicycles suspension He might turn left into a road with a better surface He might turn round and go back as the road surface is too bad to ride on
How might the road surface affect the cyclist? 6.1 He might need to swerve to avoid the potholes
6.1 Swerving is when a cyclist is avoiding a pot hole.
Which direction do you think the horse and rider will take at the roundabout? 6.2 Turn right Go in any direction Turn left Proceed straight on
Which direction do you think the horse and rider will take at the roundabout? 6.2 Go in any direction
6.2 A horse a rider can take any direction because there is no indicator on an animal.
6.3 Which particularly vulnerable road users should Louise be on the look out for after seeing the flashing amber lights? Elderly pedestrians crossing the road Cyclists riding along the road Children crossing the road Blind or partially sighted children crossing the road
6.3 Which particularly vulnerable road users should Louise be on the look out for after seeing the flashing amber lights? Children crossing the road
6.3 When you see the sign for school always be on the look out for children.
6.4 What is the speed limit in the built- up area? 10 mph 20 mph 30 mph 40 mph
6.4 What is the speed limit in the built- up area? 20 mph
6.4 A built up area is also known as a residential area and you should drive 10 miles less.
Why is the dog wearing a red and white harness? 6.5 The pedestrian is partially sighted The pedestrian is blind The pedestrian is partially disabled The pedestrian is deaf and blind
Why is the dog wearing a red and white harness? 6.5 The pedestrian is deaf and blind
Free UK Driver Theory Questions | Driving Tests 6.5 The guide dog for a person who is deaf and blind has a red and white harness.
