Safe driving 2 pts
While driving in a residential zone, a rolling ball suddenly appears in front of your vehicle. How should you react?
Correct answer
- Immediately start braking because children may run onto the road after the ball.
Other options
- Continue driving because children know they should stay off the road.
- Avoid the ball to prevent damage to your vehicle and continue driving.
Explanation
Anticipate the child: A rolling ball is never alone; a child is usually chasing it, looking at the ball, not at your car.
Part of the subscription
The full explanation is part of the subscription
Tests stay free. A subscription unlocks the content that teaches you why an answer is right.
Already subscribed? Sign inWhere to learn this
The lesson that covers this question — in depth in the textbook, in two minutes in the daily lesson.
Discussion of this question
Mnemonics, traps and gripes from other learners. Taking a swing at an illogical paragraph is fine — at people it is not.
Open the discussion in the app →Similar questions from this topic
- Can overloading a truck with cargo be dangerous?
- When avoiding an obstacle on a motorcycle, the driver's gaze is directed:
- You are driving behind a bus that is stopping at a stop at the right edge of the roadway. How do you…
- The driver of the vehicle ahead of you apparently forgot to turn off the left turn signal. How do you…
- Can a driver read a map while driving?
- It is a very hot day. What can you expect on the road as a motorcycle rider?