That there is a Radar Speed Gun ahead

That they are giving way to you

That they are warning you of their presence

That there is something wrong with your vehicle.

Yes, you should plan to stop every half an hour

Yes, regular stops help improve concentration

No, you will be less tired if you get there as soon as possible

No, stop only when you need fuel

Accelerate hard

Maintain your speed

Be ready to stop

Brake hard

Even when street lights are lit.

To dazzle other road users

Only when others have done so.

Only when street lights are lit.

There may be another vehicle coming

They may not be looking

It is safer for you to carry on

They may not be ready to cross

When the vehicle in front of you is a slow moving vehicle.

On major roads.

In a well lit area at night.

When the vehicle behind you has begun to overtake you.

Drugs make you better driver by quickening your reactions.

You will have to let your insurance company know about the medicine.

Some types of medicine can cause your reactions to slow down.

The medicine you take may affect your hearing.

Overtake the cyclist before the junction

Pull alongside the cyclist and stay level until after the junction

Hold back until the cyclist has passed the junction

Go around the cyclist on the junction

Absorb shock from road inconsistencies.

Provide good gripping to the road.

Provide good acceleration.

All of the above.

Pass on the left

Pass on the right

Stay behind

Move closer