Stop and wave the pedestrians across

Sound your horn to let the pedestrians know that you are there

Give way to the pedestrians who are already crossing

Carry on; the pedestrians should give way to you.

Poor steering control

Accelerating around bends

Staying in high gears

Harsh braking and accelerating

Mobile phone

First Aid Kit

Warning Triangle

All of the above

Sports car

Van

Estate Car

Long vehicle

If any of the spark plugs is defective.

Defective high tension cords.

Adulterated fuel.

All of above.

Wave the pedestrian who are waiting to cross

Wait for the pedestrian on the road to cross

Quickly drive behind the pedestrian on the road

Tell the pedestrian on the road she should not have crossed

The distance travelled from the time your brain tells your foot to move from the accelerator until your foot is actually pushing the brake pedal.

The distance travelled from the time your eyes see a hazard until the time your brain recognizes the hazard.

The distance it takes to stop once the brakes are applied.

The distance you travel from the time you perceive a hazard until the vehicle stops.

Overloading

Underloading

Loading as per the capacity of the vehicle

All of the above

Overheating of brake linings

Air in the brake fluid

Oil on the brake shoes

The brakes out of adjustment

Expect the driver to drive badly

Flash your lights and overtake

Be aware that the driver's reactions may not be as fast as yours

Stay very close behind but be careful