If the No. plates broken/missing

Tyre condition, pressure & wheel nut for proper tightening.

Leakage of fuel, coolant or oil.

All of the above

After you have completed the maneuver

Just before you actually begin to maneuver

After you have entered the side road

When the front of your vehicle swings out

TURN THE STEERING WHEEL TOWARDS THE KERB AND PUT THE HANDBRAKE ON FIRMLY

PARK CLOSE TO THE BUMPER OF ANOTHER CAR

PARK WITH TWO WHEELS ON THE KERB

TURN THE STEERING WHEEL AWAY FROM THE KERB

TRUE

False.

Because there are no road markings

To avoid splashing them

Because they have priority

To encourage them to cross

They may want to turn into the side road.

They may slow down to let you turn.

They are harder to see.

They might not see you turn.

The cyclist may move into the left and dismount

The cyclist may swerve out into the road.

The contents of the cyclist's carrier may fall onto the road.

The cyclist may wish to turn right at the end of the road.

Engine oil is at maximum level

Engine oil level is at the required level

Engine oil pressure is below the required level

Gear box oil level low

To give artificial respiration.

To prevent excessive bleeding.

Plastering.

To treat for shock.

Gear should be in neutral.

Parking brake should be on.

Clutch pedal should be depressed.

All of the above.