Question 1155 · Truck theory test
On average, how many pedestrians will be killed if hit by a car at 30 km/h?
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Correct answer
1 out of 10.
Official explanation
You should always be able to stop within a distance you can see to be clear. You need to be able to control the vehicle you are driving to the extent that you can stop without causing a problem for anyone else on the roadway. The rule means you must be alert and exercise due care and attention at all times.
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- Safe & responsible driving · Vulnerable Road Users
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