BC driving emergencies and collision practice

Practise responding to skids, hydroplaning, bad weather, breakdowns and collisions. Answer one free; explanations and mock exams on the web or in the app.

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• Q-0366You must stop suddenly in a vehicle with ABS. What is the correct technique?
• Q-0367Which statement about ABS is correct?
• Q-0368Why is locking the brakes usually the wrong outcome in an emergency stop?
• Q-0369You are braking hard in a vehicle without ABS and the wheels start to skid. What should you do?
• Q-0370Where should emergency braking and skid control be practised?
• Q-0371What does the manual name as the main cause of skidding?
• Q-0372Your vehicle has begun to skid. What should you do with the accelerator and the steering?
• Q-0373Which of these driver actions is listed as a cause of skids?
• Q-0374When is a road most slippery during rainfall?
• Q-0375How much braking distance should you allow on a wet road?
• Q-0376What is the warning sign that your vehicle is hydroplaning?
• Q-0377Your vehicle starts hydroplaning. What should you do?
• Q-0378You have driven slowly through a flooded section of road. What should you do next?
• Q-0379How deep does moving water need to be before it can carry a car away?
• Q-0380Why are temperatures near freezing more dangerous than colder ones?
• Q-0381What visual clue suggests black ice?
• Q-0382Which surfaces tend to ice up before the rest of the road?
• Q-0383The sun has melted ice from most of the road. Where should you still expect it?
• Q-0384Why should cruise control not be used in wet or slippery conditions?
• Q-0385Besides ice and snow, which surfaces are named as low-traction hazards?
• Q-0386Which headlights should you use in rain, snow or fog?
• Q-0387Visibility has dropped severely in fog. Which action does the manual rule out?
• Q-0388You decide to stop and wait out heavy fog. Where should you stop?
• Q-0389What rule applies to fog lamps?
• Q-0390You are about to enter a tunnel on a bright day. What should you do?
• Q-0391How does keeping a good following distance at night help with glare?
• Q-0392Snow has settled on your vehicle overnight. What must be done before starting off?
• Q-0393A front tire blows out at highway speed. What should you do first?
• Q-0394Your brakes have failed. Which sequence does the manual suggest?
• Q-0395Your engine dies while you are driving. Why should you not turn the ignition off?
• Q-0396Where should you avoid stopping when your engine fails on a highway?
• Q-0397Your vehicle catches fire. What should you do?
• Q-0398A deer is standing in your lane and you cannot stop in time. What does the manual advise?
• Q-0399You have safely passed one deer at the roadside. What should you expect?
• Q-0400Why should you resist slamming on the brakes when an animal appears?
• Q-0401You are involved in a crash. What are your legal obligations?
• Q-0402Which piece of information are you not required to provide after a crash?
• Q-0403You arrive at the scene of someone else's crash. Which of these should you not allow?
• Q-0404You are driving past a crash scene. What does the manual advise?
• Q-0405Which of these does the manual suggest doing after a crash, beyond the legal minimum?

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