Rules and Best Practices for Safe Driving Quiz

Proceed with caution at a yellow traffic light.

The legal BAC limit for drivers in most countries is 0.08%.

Steer in the opposite direction of the skid to regain control on a slippery road surface.

The recommended hand position on the steering wheel is at 9 and 3 o'clock for better control.

If your vehicle hydroplanes in adverse weather, steer in the direction you want to go to regain control.

Increase your following distance in adverse weather conditions for safety.

ABS prevents skidding during braking by maintaining steering control.

Drivers should yield to traffic already in the roundabout when approaching.

An airbag's purpose is to cushion passengers during a crash, providing protection.

A blind spot is an area not visible in the rearview mirror, requiring extra caution.

Using a mobile phone while driving is only acceptable during emergencies for safety reasons.

A solid double yellow line indicates no passing allowed on the road.

Use high beam headlights during fog, snow, or heavy rain for improved visibility.

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

Use turn signals before changing lanes or making a turn to indicate your intentions.