Question 1 of 74 Loading... 1. Your vehicle breaks down in a tunnel. What should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Stay in your vehicle and wait for the policeStand in the lane behind your vehicle to warn others Stand in front of your vehicle to warn oncoming driversSwitch on hazard lights then go and call for help immediatelyQuestion 1 of 74Question 2 of 74 Loading... 2. You suspect that an injured person may be suffering from shock. What are the warning signs to look for? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Warm dry skinSweatingSlow pulseSkin rashQuestion 2 of 74Question 3 of 74 Loading... 3. When driving through a tunnel you should Mark one answer [Get Hints]Look out for variable message signsUse your air conditioning systemSwitch on your rear fog lightsAlways use your windscreen wipersQuestion 3 of 74Question 4 of 74 Loading... 4. You are on a motorway. When can you use hazard warning lights? Mark two answers [Get Hints]When a vehicle is following too closelyWhen you slow down quickly because of danger aheadWhen you are towing another vehicleWhen driving on the hard shoulder When you have broken down on the hard shoulderQuestion 4 of 74Question 5 of 74 Loading... 5. You are the first person to arrive at an incident where people are badly injured. Which THREE should you do? Mark three answers [Get Hints]Switch on your own hazard warning lightsMake sure that someone telephones for an ambulanceTry and get people who are injured to drink somethingMove the people who are injured clear of their vehiclesGet people who are not injured clear of the sceneQuestion 5 of 74Question 6 of 74 Loading... 6. You arrive at the scene of an incident. It has just happened and someone is unconscious. Which THREE of these should be given urgent priority to help them? Mark three answers [Get Hints]Clear the airway and keep it openTry to get them to drink waterCheck that they are breathingLook for any witnessesStop any heavy bleedingTake the numbers of vehicles involvedQuestion 6 of 74Question 7 of 74 Loading... 7. Your vehicle catches fire while driving through a tunnel. It is still driveable. What should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Leave it where it is with the engine runningPull up, then walk to an emergency telephone pointPark it away from the carriagewayDrive it out of the tunnel if you can do soQuestion 7 of 74Question 8 of 74 Loading... 8. While driving, a warning light on your vehicle’s instrument panel comes on. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]continue if the engine sounds all righthope that it is just a temporary electrical faultdeal with the problem when there is more timecheck out the problem quickly and safelyQuestion 8 of 74Question 9 of 74 Loading... 9. A person has been injured. They may be suffering from shock. What are the warning signs to look for? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Flushed complexionWarm dry skinSlow pulsePale grey skinQuestion 9 of 74Question 10 of 74 Loading... 10. Which of the following should you NOT do at the scene of a collision? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Warn other traffic by switching on your hazard warning lightsCall the emergency services immediatelyOffer someone a cigarette to calm them downAsk drivers to switch off their enginesQuestion 10 of 74Question 11 of 74 Loading... 11. You have broken down on a motorway. When you use the emergency telephone you will be asked Mark three answers [Get Hints]for the number on the telephone that you are usingfor your driving licence detailsfor the name of your vehicle insurance companyfor details of yourself and your vehiclewhether you belong to a motoring organisationQuestion 11 of 74Question 12 of 74 Loading... 12. You break down on a level crossing. The lights have not yet begun to flash. Which THREE things should you do? Mark three answers [Get Hints]Telephone the signal operatorLeave your vehicle and get everyone clearWalk down the track and signal the next trainMove the vehicle if a signal operator tells you toTell drivers behind what has happenedQuestion 12 of 74Question 13 of 74 Loading... 13. At an incident a casualty has stopped breathing. You should Mark two answers [Get Hints]remove anything that is blocking the mouthkeep the head tilted forwards as far as possibleraise the legs to help with circulationtry to give the casualty something to drinktilt the head back gently to clear the airwayQuestion 13 of 74Question 14 of 74 Loading... 14. When are you allowed to use hazard warning lights? Mark one answer [Get Hints]When stopped and temporarily obstructing trafficWhen travelling during darkness without headlightsWhen parked for shopping on double yellow linesWhen parked for shopping on double yellow linesQuestion 14 of 74Question 15 of 74 Loading... 15. An injured motorcyclist is lying unconscious in the road. You should always Mark one answer [Get Hints]remove the safety helmetseek medical assistancemove the person off the roadremove the leather jacketQuestion 15 of 74Question 16 of 74 Loading... 16. Your vehicle has broken down on an automatic railway level crossing. What should you do FIRST? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Get everyone out of the vehicle and clear of the crossingTelephone your vehicle recovery service to move itWalk along the track to give warning to any approaching trainsTry to push the vehicle clear of the crossing as soon as possibleQuestion 16 of 74Question 17 of 74 Loading... 17. At an incident it is important to look after any casualties. When the area is safe, you should Mark one answer [Get Hints]get them out of the vehiclegive them a drinkgive them something to eatkeep them in the vehicleQuestion 17 of 74Question 18 of 74 Loading... 18. Which TWO things should you do when a front tyre bursts? Mark two answers [Get Hints]Apply the handbrake to stop the vehicleBrake firmly and quicklyLet the vehicle roll to a stopHold the steering wheel lightlyGrip the steering wheel firmlyQuestion 18 of 74Question 19 of 74 Loading... 19. There has been a collision. A motorcyclist is lying injured and unconscious. Unless it’s essential, why should you usually NOT attempt to remove their helmet? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Because they may not want you toThis could result in more serious injuryThey will get too cold if you do thisBecause you could scratch the helmetQuestion 19 of 74Question 20 of 74 Loading... 20. You are at an incident where a casualty is unconscious. Their breathing should be checked. This should be done for at least Mark one answer [Get Hints]2 seconds10 seconds1 minute2 minutesQuestion 20 of 74Question 21 of 74 Loading... 21. You are on the motorway. Luggage falls from your vehicle. What should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Stop at the next emergency telephone and contact the policeStop on the motorway and put on hazard lights while you pick it upWalk back up the motorway to pick it upPull up on the hard shoulder and wave traffic downQuestion 21 of 74Question 22 of 74 Loading... 22. At an incident a casualty is unconscious. Which THREE of these should you check urgently? Mark three answers [Get Hints]CirculationAirwayShockBreathingBroken bonesQuestion 22 of 74Question 23 of 74 Loading... 23. You see a car on the hard shoulder of a motorway with a HELP pennant displayed. This means the driver is most likely to be Mark one answer [Get Hints]a disabled personfirst aid traineda foreign visitora rescue patrol personQuestion 23 of 74Question 24 of 74 Loading... 24. You arrive at an incident where someone is suffering from severe burns. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]apply lotions to the injuryburst any blistersremove anything stuck to the burnsdouse the burns with clean cool nontoxic liquidQuestion 24 of 74Question 25 of 74 Loading... 25. A collision has just happened. An injured person is lying in a busy road. What is the FIRST thing you should do to help? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Treat the person for shockWarn other trafficPlace them in the recovery positionMake sure the injured person is kept warmQuestion 25 of 74Question 26 of 74 Loading... 26. You are involved in a collision. Because of this which THREE of these documents may the police ask you to produce? Mark three answers [Get Hints]Vehicle registration documentDriving licenceTheory test certificateInsurance certificateMOT test certificateVehicle service recordQuestion 26 of 74Question 27 of 74 Loading... 27. You are driving through a tunnel. Your vehicle catches fire. What should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Continue through the tunnel if you canTurn your vehicle around immediatelyReverse out of the tunnelCarry out an emergency stopQuestion 27 of 74Question 28 of 74 Loading... 28. You have broken down on a two-way road. You have a warning triangle. You should place the warning triangle at least how far from your vehicle? Mark one answer [Get Hints]5 metres (16 feet)25 metres (82 feet)45 metres (147 feet)100 metres (328 feet)Question 28 of 74Question 29 of 74 Loading... 29. Before driving through a tunnel what should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Switch your radio offRemove any sunglassesClose your sunroofSwitch on windscreen wipersQuestion 29 of 74Question 30 of 74 Loading... 30. You have stalled in the middle of a level crossing and cannot restart the engine. The warning bell starts to ring. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]get out and clear of the crossingrun down the track to warn the signal operatorcarry on trying to restart the enginepush the vehicle clear of the crossingQuestion 30 of 74Question 31 of 74 Loading... 31. What TWO safeguards could you take against fire risk to your vehicle? Mark two answers [Get Hints]Keep water levels above maximumCarry a fire extinguisherAvoid driving with a full tank of petrolUse unleaded petrolCheck out any strong smell of petrolUse low octane fuelQuestion 31 of 74Question 32 of 74 Loading... 32. You are going through a congested tunnel and have to stop. What should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Pull up very close to the vehicle in front to save spacegnore any message signs as they are never up to date Keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front Make a U-turn and find another routeQuestion 32 of 74Question 33 of 74 Loading... 33. You arrive at an incident. A motorcyclist is unconscious. Your FIRST priority is the casualty’s Mark one answer [Get Hints]breathingbleedingbroken bonesbruisingQuestion 33 of 74Question 34 of 74 Loading... 34. You arrive at the scene of a motorcycle crash. The rider is injured. When should the helmet be removed? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Only when it is essentialAlways straight awayOnly when the motorcyclist asksAlways, unless they are in shockQuestion 34 of 74Question 35 of 74 Loading... 35. You are on a motorway. A large box falls onto the road from a lorry. The lorry does not stop. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]go to the next emergency telephone and report the hazardcatch up with the lorry and try to get the driver’s attentionstop close to the box until the police arrivepull over to the hard shoulder, then remove the boxQuestion 35 of 74Question 36 of 74 Loading... 36. You arrive at the scene of a motorcycle crash. No other vehicle is involved. The rider is unconscious and lying in the middle of the road. The FIRST thing you should do is Mark one answer [Get Hints]move the rider out of the roadwarn other trafficclear the road of debris give the rider reassuranceQuestion 36 of 74Question 37 of 74 Loading... 37. Following a collision someone has suffered a burn. The burn needs to be cooled. What is the shortest time it should be cooled for? Mark one answer [Get Hints]5 minutes10 minutes15 minutes20 minutesQuestion 37 of 74Question 38 of 74 Loading... 38. A casualty has an injured arm. They can move it freely but it is bleeding. Why should you get them to keep it in a raised position? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Because it will ease the painIt will help them to be seen more easilyTo stop them touching other peopleIt will help to reduce the blood flowQuestion 38 of 74Question 39 of 74 Loading... 39. At an incident a casualty is unconscious but still breathing. You should only move them if Mark one answer [Get Hints]an ambulance is on its waybystanders advise you tothere is further dangerbystanders will help you toQuestion 39 of 74Question 40 of 74 Loading... 40. Your tyre bursts while you are driving. Which TWO things should you do? Mark two answers [Get Hints]Pull on the handbrakeBrake as quickly as possiblePull up slowly at the side of the roadHold the steering wheel firmly to keep controlContinue on at a normal speedQuestion 40 of 74Question 41 of 74 Loading... 41. On the motorway, the hard shoulder should be used Mark one answer [Get Hints]to answer a mobile phonewhen an emergency arisesfor a short rest when tiredto check a road atlasQuestion 41 of 74Question 42 of 74 Loading... 42. You are in a tunnel. Your vehicle is on fire and you CANNOT drive it. What should you do? Mark two answers [Get Hints]Stay in the vehicle and close the windowsSwitch on hazard warning lightsLeave the engine runningTry and put out the fireSwitch off all of your lightsWait for other people to phone for helpQuestion 42 of 74Question 43 of 74 Loading... 43. You are driving through a tunnel and the traffic is flowing normally. What should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Use parking lightsUse front spot lightsUse dipped headlightsUse rear fog lightsQuestion 43 of 74Question 44 of 74 Loading... 44. At an incident someone is unconscious. Your THREE main priorities should be to Mark three answers [Get Hints]sweep up the broken glasstake the names of witnessescount the number of vehicles involvedcheck the airway is clearmake sure they are breathingstop any heavy bleedingQuestion 44 of 74Question 45 of 74 Loading... 45. You arrive at the scene of a crash. Someone is bleeding badly from an arm wound. There is nothing embedded in it. What should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Apply pressure over the wound and keep the arm downDab the woundGet them a drinkApply pressure over the wound and raise the armQuestion 45 of 74Question 46 of 74 Loading... 46. You are going through a long tunnel. What will warn you of congestion or an incident ahead? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Hazard warning linesOther drivers flashing their lightsVariable message signsAreas marked with hatch markingsQuestion 46 of 74Question 47 of 74 Loading... 47. You are the first to arrive at the scene of a crash. Which TWO of these should you do? Mark two answers [Get Hints]Leave as soon as another motorist arrivesMake sure engines are switched offDrag all casualties away from the vehiclesCall the emergency services promptlyQuestion 47 of 74Question 48 of 74 Loading... 48. Your vehicle has a puncture on a motorway. What should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Drive slowly to the next service area to get assistancePull up on the hard shoulder. Change the wheel as quickly as possiblePull up on the hard shoulder. Use the emergency phone to get assistanceSwitch on your hazard lights. Stop in your laneQuestion 48 of 74Question 49 of 74 Loading... 49. You arrive at an incident. It has just happened and someone is injured. Which THREE should be given urgent priority? Mark three answers [Get Hints]Stop any severe bleedingGive them a warm drinkCheck they are breathingTake numbers of vehicles involvedLook for witnessesClear their airway and keep it openQuestion 49 of 74Question 50 of 74 Loading... 50. There has been a collision. A driver is suffering from shock. What TWO of these should you do? Mark two answers [Get Hints]Give them a drinkReassure themNot leave them aloneOffer them a cigarette Ask who caused the incidentQuestion 50 of 74Question 51 of 74 Loading... 51. You have broken down on a two-way road. You have a warning triangle. It should be displayed Mark one answer [Get Hints]on the roof of your vehicleat least 150 metres (492 feet) behind your vehicleat least 45 metres (147 feet) behind your vehiclejust behind your vehicleQuestion 51 of 74Question 52 of 74 Loading... 52. After a collision someone has suffered a burn. The burn needs to be cooled. What is the shortest time it should be cooled for? Mark one answer [Get Hints]30 seconds60 seconds5 minutes 10 minutesQuestion 52 of 74Question 53 of 74 Loading... 53. Which THREE of these items should you carry for use in the event of a collision? Mark three answers [Get Hints]Road mapCan of petrolJump leadsFire extinguisherFirst aid kitWarning triangleQuestion 53 of 74Question 54 of 74 Loading... 54. At an incident a small child is not breathing. To restore normal breathing you should breathe into their mouth Mark one answer [Get Hints]sharplygentlyheavilyrapidlyQuestion 54 of 74Question 55 of 74 Loading... 55. You have stopped at an incident to give help. Which THREE things should you do? Mark three answers [Get Hints]Keep injured people warm and comfortableKeep injured people calm by talking to them reassuringlyKeep injured people on the move by walking them aroundGive injured people a warm drinkMake sure that injured people are not left aloneQuestion 55 of 74Question 56 of 74 Loading... 56. An adult casualty is not breathing. To maintain circulation, compressions should be given. What is the correct depth to press? Mark one answer [Get Hints]1 to 2 centimetres4 to 5 centimetres10 to 15 centimetres15 to 20 centimetresQuestion 56 of 74Question 57 of 74 Loading... 57. You have a collision whilst your car is moving. What is the FIRST thing you must do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Stop only if someone waves at youCall the emergency servicesStop at the scene of the incidentCall your insurance companyQuestion 57 of 74Question 58 of 74 Loading... 58. You are going through a tunnel. What systems are provided to warn of any incidents, collisions or congestion? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Double white centre linesVariable message signsChevron ‘distance markersRumbleQuestion 58 of 74Question 59 of 74 Loading... 59. You are driving through a tunnel. Your vehicle breaks down. What should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Switch on hazard warning lightsRemain in your vehicleWait for the police to find youRely on CCTV cameras seeing youQuestion 59 of 74Question 60 of 74 Loading... 60. When approaching a tunnel it is good advice to Mark one answer [Get Hints]put on your sunglasses and use the sun visorcheck your tyre pressureschange down to a lower gearmake sure your radio is tuned to the frequency shownQuestion 60 of 74Question 61 of 74 Loading... 61. For which TWO should you use hazard warning lights? Mark two answers [Get Hints]When you slow down quickly on a motorway because of a hazard aheadWhen you have broken downWhen you wish to stop on double yellow linesWhen you need to park on the pavementQuestion 61 of 74Question 62 of 74 Loading... 62. A casualty is not breathing normally. Chest compressions should be given. At what rate? Mark one answer [Get Hints]50 per minute100 per minute200 per minute250 per minuteQuestion 62 of 74Question 63 of 74 Loading... 63. You arrive at an incident. There has been an engine fire and someone’s hands and arms have been burnt. You should NOT Mark one answer [Get Hints]douse the burn thoroughly with clean cool non-toxic liquidlay the casualty down on the groundremove anything sticking to the burnreassure them confidently and repeatedlyQuestion 63 of 74Question 64 of 74 Loading... 64. An injured person has been placed in the recovery position. They are unconscious but breathing normally. What else should be done? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Press firmly between the shouldersPlace their arms by their sideGive them a hot sweet drinkCheck the airway is clearQuestion 64 of 74Question 65 of 74 Loading... 65. You arrive at an incident. A pedestrian has a severe bleeding leg wound. It is not broken and there is nothing in the wound. What TWO of these should you do? Mark two answers [Get Hints]Dab the wound to stop bleedingKeep both legs flat on the groundApply firm pressure to the woundRaise the leg to lessen bleedingFetch them a warm drinkQuestion 65 of 74Question 66 of 74 Loading... 66. You have to treat someone for shock at the scene of an incident. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]reassure them constantlywalk them around to calm them downgive them something cold to drinkcool them down as soon as possibleQuestion 66 of 74Question 67 of 74 Loading... 67. After a collision someone is unconscious in their vehicle. When should you call the emergency services? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Only as a last resortAs soon as possibleAfter you have woken them upAfter checking for broken bonesQuestion 67 of 74Question 68 of 74 Loading... 68. A tanker is involved in a collision. Which sign shows that it is carrying dangerous goods? Mark one answer [Get Hints] Question 68 of 74Question 69 of 74 Loading... 69. You are at the scene of an incident. Someone is suffering from shock. You should Mark four answers [Get Hints]reassure them constantlyoffer them a cigarettekeep them warmavoid moving them if possibleavoid leaving them alonegive them a warm drinkQuestion 69 of 74Question 70 of 74 Loading... 70. You arrive at a serious motorcycle crash. The motorcyclist is unconscious and bleeding. Your THREE main priorities should be to Mark three answers [Get Hints]try to stop the bleeding make a list of witnessescheck their breathingtake the numbers of other vehiclessweep up any loose debrischeck their airwaysQuestion 70 of 74Question 71 of 74 Loading... 71. At a collision you suspect a casualty has back injuries. The area is safe. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]offer them a drinknot move themraise their legsnot call an ambulanceQuestion 71 of 74Question 72 of 74 Loading... 72. At an incident a casualty is not breathing. To start the process to restore normal breathing you should Mark three answers [Get Hints]tilt their head forwardclear the airwayturn them on their sidetilt their head back gentlypinch the nostrils togetherput their arms across their chestQuestion 72 of 74Question 73 of 74 Loading... 73. At the scene of a traffic incident you should Mark one answer [Get Hints]not put yourself at riskgo to those casualties who are screamingpull everybody out of their vehiclesleave vehicle engines switched onQuestion 73 of 74Question 74 of 74 Loading... 74. Your engine catches fire. What should you do first? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Lift the bonnet and disconnect the batteryLift the bonnet and warn other trafficCall a breakdown serviceCall the fire brigadeQuestion 74 of 74 Loading...