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If you must stop on the hard shoulder, how should you position the vehicle?Motorways
A. As far left as possible, with the wheels turned left Correct
B. Close to the live lane with wheels right
C. Across the hard shoulder
D. Half on the carriageway
Stop as far left as possible and turn the wheels left to reduce risk if the vehicle moves.
NI theory practice: If you must stop on the hard shoulder, how should you position the vehicle?Motorways
A. As far left as possible, with the wheels turned left Correct
B. Close to the live lane with wheels right
C. Across the hard shoulder
D. Half on the carriageway
Stop as far left as possible and turn the wheels left to reduce risk if the vehicle moves.
Test your knowledge: If you must stop on the hard shoulder, how should you position the vehicle?Motorways
A. As far left as possible, with the wheels turned left Correct
B. Close to the live lane with wheels right
C. Across the hard shoulder
D. Half on the carriageway
Stop as far left as possible and turn the wheels left to reduce risk if the vehicle moves.
Which answer is safest and correct? If you must stop on the hard shoulder, how should you position the vehicle?Motorways
A. As far left as possible, with the wheels turned left Correct
B. Close to the live lane with wheels right
C. Across the hard shoulder
D. Half on the carriageway
Stop as far left as possible and turn the wheels left to reduce risk if the vehicle moves.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: If you must stop on the hard shoulder, how should you position the vehicle?Motorways
A. As far left as possible, with the wheels turned left Correct
B. Close to the live lane with wheels right
C. Across the hard shoulder
D. Half on the carriageway
Stop as far left as possible and turn the wheels left to reduce risk if the vehicle moves.
After stopping safely on a motorway hard shoulder, which side should occupants normally use to leave the vehicle?Motorways
A. The left-hand side away from traffic Correct
B. The right-hand door into traffic
C. Whichever side is closest to the road
D. The driver must remain in the vehicle in every case
Where it is safe to exit, occupants should leave by the left-hand side and stay away from the carriageway.
NI theory practice: After stopping safely on a motorway hard shoulder, which side should occupants normally use to leave the vehicle?Motorways
A. The left-hand side away from traffic Correct
B. The right-hand door into traffic
C. Whichever side is closest to the road
D. The driver must remain in the vehicle in every case
Where it is safe to exit, occupants should leave by the left-hand side and stay away from the carriageway.
Test your knowledge: After stopping safely on a motorway hard shoulder, which side should occupants normally use to leave the vehicle?Motorways
A. The left-hand side away from traffic Correct
B. The right-hand door into traffic
C. Whichever side is closest to the road
D. The driver must remain in the vehicle in every case
Where it is safe to exit, occupants should leave by the left-hand side and stay away from the carriageway.
Which answer is safest and correct? After stopping safely on a motorway hard shoulder, which side should occupants normally use to leave the vehicle?Motorways
A. The left-hand side away from traffic Correct
B. The right-hand door into traffic
C. Whichever side is closest to the road
D. The driver must remain in the vehicle in every case
Where it is safe to exit, occupants should leave by the left-hand side and stay away from the carriageway.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: After stopping safely on a motorway hard shoulder, which side should occupants normally use to leave the vehicle?Motorways
A. The left-hand side away from traffic Correct
B. The right-hand door into traffic
C. Whichever side is closest to the road
D. The driver must remain in the vehicle in every case
Where it is safe to exit, occupants should leave by the left-hand side and stay away from the carriageway.
Should you attempt simple repairs on the motorway hard shoulder?Motorways
A. No, do not put yourself in danger Correct
B. Yes, if they take under five minutes
C. Yes, if hazard lights are on
D. Only if traffic is moving slowly
Do not put yourself in danger attempting repairs beside motorway traffic.
NI theory practice: Should you attempt simple repairs on the motorway hard shoulder?Motorways
A. No, do not put yourself in danger Correct
B. Yes, if they take under five minutes
C. Yes, if hazard lights are on
D. Only if traffic is moving slowly
Do not put yourself in danger attempting repairs beside motorway traffic.
Test your knowledge: Should you attempt simple repairs on the motorway hard shoulder?Motorways
A. No, do not put yourself in danger Correct
B. Yes, if they take under five minutes
C. Yes, if hazard lights are on
D. Only if traffic is moving slowly
Do not put yourself in danger attempting repairs beside motorway traffic.
Which answer is safest and correct? Should you attempt simple repairs on the motorway hard shoulder?Motorways
A. No, do not put yourself in danger Correct
B. Yes, if they take under five minutes
C. Yes, if hazard lights are on
D. Only if traffic is moving slowly
Do not put yourself in danger attempting repairs beside motorway traffic.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: Should you attempt simple repairs on the motorway hard shoulder?Motorways
A. No, do not put yourself in danger Correct
B. Yes, if they take under five minutes
C. Yes, if hazard lights are on
D. Only if traffic is moving slowly
Do not put yourself in danger attempting repairs beside motorway traffic.
An object falls onto a motorway carriageway. What should you do?Motorways
A. Do not try to retrieve it yourself; contact the police from a safe place Correct
B. Walk into the carriageway when traffic slows
C. Use your vehicle to block the lane
D. Reverse along the hard shoulder
Do not attempt to remove a motorway obstruction yourself. Report it safely.
NI theory practice: An object falls onto a motorway carriageway. What should you do?Motorways
A. Do not try to retrieve it yourself; contact the police from a safe place Correct
B. Walk into the carriageway when traffic slows
C. Use your vehicle to block the lane
D. Reverse along the hard shoulder
Do not attempt to remove a motorway obstruction yourself. Report it safely.
Test your knowledge: An object falls onto a motorway carriageway. What should you do?Motorways
A. Do not try to retrieve it yourself; contact the police from a safe place Correct
B. Walk into the carriageway when traffic slows
C. Use your vehicle to block the lane
D. Reverse along the hard shoulder
Do not attempt to remove a motorway obstruction yourself. Report it safely.
Which answer is safest and correct? An object falls onto a motorway carriageway. What should you do?Motorways
A. Do not try to retrieve it yourself; contact the police from a safe place Correct
B. Walk into the carriageway when traffic slows
C. Use your vehicle to block the lane
D. Reverse along the hard shoulder
Do not attempt to remove a motorway obstruction yourself. Report it safely.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: An object falls onto a motorway carriageway. What should you do?Motorways
A. Do not try to retrieve it yourself; contact the police from a safe place Correct
B. Walk into the carriageway when traffic slows
C. Use your vehicle to block the lane
D. Reverse along the hard shoulder
Do not attempt to remove a motorway obstruction yourself. Report it safely.
When towing a trailer on a motorway with more than two lanes, what is the normal rule for the outside lane?Motorways
A. Do not use it unless other lanes are closed Correct
B. Use it whenever overtaking
C. Use it only at night
D. Trailers must always use it
Vehicles towing trailers should not use the outside lane of a motorway with more than two lanes unless other lanes are closed.
NI theory practice: When towing a trailer on a motorway with more than two lanes, what is the normal rule for the outside lane?Motorways
A. Do not use it unless other lanes are closed Correct
B. Use it whenever overtaking
C. Use it only at night
D. Trailers must always use it
Vehicles towing trailers should not use the outside lane of a motorway with more than two lanes unless other lanes are closed.
Test your knowledge: When towing a trailer on a motorway with more than two lanes, what is the normal rule for the outside lane?Motorways
A. Do not use it unless other lanes are closed Correct
B. Use it whenever overtaking
C. Use it only at night
D. Trailers must always use it
Vehicles towing trailers should not use the outside lane of a motorway with more than two lanes unless other lanes are closed.
Which answer is safest and correct? When towing a trailer on a motorway with more than two lanes, what is the normal rule for the outside lane?Motorways
A. Do not use it unless other lanes are closed Correct
B. Use it whenever overtaking
C. Use it only at night
D. Trailers must always use it
Vehicles towing trailers should not use the outside lane of a motorway with more than two lanes unless other lanes are closed.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: When towing a trailer on a motorway with more than two lanes, what is the normal rule for the outside lane?Motorways
A. Do not use it unless other lanes are closed Correct
B. Use it whenever overtaking
C. Use it only at night
D. Trailers must always use it
Vehicles towing trailers should not use the outside lane of a motorway with more than two lanes unless other lanes are closed.
