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Weekly Quiz | Traffic Rules & Road Safety
1. What does a red traffic light indicate?
Go slowly
Stop
Turn left
Sound horn
Red traffic light means vehicles must stop completely to avoid accidents.
2. Wearing a helmet is compulsory for:
Two-wheeler riders
Car drivers only
Bus passengers
Pedestrians
Helmets protect the head and reduce the risk of serious injury for two-wheeler riders.
3. Zebra crossing is meant for:
Parking vehicles
Overtaking
Pedestrians to cross the road
Emergency vehicles
Zebra crossings provide a safe path for pedestrians to cross the road.
4. What should you do when an ambulance approaches from behind?
Speed up
Stop suddenly
Ignore it
Give way and let it pass
Emergency vehicles should be given free passage to save lives.
5. Which of the following increases the risk of road accidents?
Following traffic rules
Over-speeding
Wearing seat belt
Using indicators
Over-speeding reduces reaction time and increases accident severity.
6. Why should seat belts be worn in cars?
To prevent injury during accidents
To increase speed
To save fuel
To decorate the seat
Seat belts restrain passengers and reduce serious injuries during collisions.
7. What does a yellow traffic light mean?
Speed up
Stop immediately
Get ready to stop
Free left turn
Yellow light warns drivers to slow down and prepare to stop.
8. Using mobile phones while driving is:
Safe
Encouraged
Necessary
Dangerous and illegal
Mobile phone use distracts drivers and is a major cause of accidents.
9. Which side of the road should vehicles drive on in India?
Left
Right
Middle
Any side
In India, vehicles must drive on the left side of the road.
10. Road safety rules are important because they:
Delay travel
Save lives and prevent accidents
Increase fines
Reduce fuel use only
Road safety rules protect drivers, passengers and pedestrians from accidents.
11. A driver suddenly applies brakes on a wet road. Which safety feature helps most in preventing skidding?
Airbags
Seat belts
Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
Speedometer
ABS prevents wheel locking during sudden braking and helps maintain control of the vehicle.
12. Why is maintaining safe distance from the vehicle ahead important?
It provides reaction time to avoid collision
It improves fuel efficiency only
It allows overtaking easily
It reduces road width usage
Safe distance gives sufficient time to react and stop safely if the vehicle ahead slows down suddenly.
13. Which action best reflects defensive driving?
Driving fast to reach early
Using mobile phone cautiously
Honking frequently
Anticipating mistakes of other road users
Defensive driving involves anticipating hazards and mistakes of others to avoid accidents.
14. Why should headlights be dipped at night when another vehicle approaches?
To save battery
To avoid dazzling the other driver
To increase speed
To signal overtaking
Dipping headlights prevents glare and helps the oncoming driver see the road clearly.
15. Why are children advised to sit in the rear seat with seat belts fastened?
For better comfort
To enjoy the view
It reduces injury risk during sudden braking or collision
To avoid traffic fines only
Rear seats with seat belts reduce the impact of collisions and protect children from serious injuries.
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