Road Safety and Accident Management Quiz

The recommended speed limit in a residential area is 40 km/h.

Defensive driving involves driving cautiously to prevent accidents.

In heavy foggy conditions, it is recommended to use low beams for better visibility.

The primary purpose of traffic signs on the road is to regulate and control traffic.

'Skid marks' on the road indicate tire marks left during sudden braking or skidding.

'Defensive parking' means parking with an awareness of potential hazards.

In the event of an accident, the first priority is to check for injuries and call for medical help.

ABS stands for Anti-Brake Skid in the context of vehicle safety.

A blind spot in driving refers to an area not visible in mirrors and requires a head turn to see.

A rumble strip on the road serves the purpose of warning drivers of potential hazards or lane departure.

CPR stands for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation in the context of first aid.

In road safety, 'tailgating' means driving too closely behind another vehicle.

The main cause of most car accidents is distracted driving.

The 'two-second rule' in driving refers to the following distance behind the vehicle in front.

If your vehicle starts skidding on a wet road, you should steer in the opposite direction of the skid.

The purpose of an airbag in a vehicle is to provide additional protection in a collision.

'Hydroplaning' in driving refers to the loss of traction on wet surfaces due to a layer of water.

A 'crosswalk' is an area for pedestrians to cross the road safely.