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Safely Sharing the Road

A safe following distance behind the vehicle in front is best judged by:

  • a.Keeping at least a two-to-three second gap, increased in wet weather
  • b.Staying one metre behind
  • c.Matching the car's colour
  • d.Following as close as possible

Leave at least a two-second gap in good conditions and more when the road is wet or visibility is poor. (Basic Theory of Driving, following distance)

Safely Sharing the Road

When you drive near a motorcyclist you should remember that they:

  • a.Are easy to see at all times
  • b.Can be ignored in traffic
  • c.Are more vulnerable and can be hidden in your blind spot
  • d.Must always give way to cars

Motorcyclists are less visible and less protected; check blind spots and give them room. (Basic Theory of Driving, sharing the road)

Safely Sharing the Road

A new (probationary) driver in Singapore must:

  • a.Drive only at night
  • b.Display probation (P) plates at the front and rear of the vehicle
  • c.Never use expressways
  • d.Carry a passenger at all times

During the probation period a new driver must display a triangular probation plate at the front and rear. (Basic Theory of Driving, probationary drivers)

Safely Sharing the Road

When you intend to overtake, you should:

  • a.Overtake on the left at all times
  • b.Overtake on a bend
  • c.Overtake without signalling
  • d.Only overtake on the right when it is safe, with a clear road ahead

Overtake on the right where safe, with clear visibility and no oncoming hazard, then return to the left. (Basic Theory of Driving, overtaking)

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