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Advanced Driving & Critical Thinking Practice Questions — Set 1
10 free Advanced Driving & Critical Thinking reviewer questions with answers and explanations. Pindutin ang sagot mo para makita agad kung tama — kasama na ang paliwanag. Set 1 of 5.
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You are on a two-lane provincial road at night. A motorcycle with a very bright, misaligned headlight is approaching. Behind you, a truck is tailgating you. What is the *primary* hazard you must manage first?
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You are in the middle lane of a 3-lane highway (e.g., EDSA). A jeepney in the right lane suddenly swerves into your lane without signaling to pick up a passenger. A fast-moving car is in your left lane. Analyze the situation. What is your safest *first* action?
3
You are driving in a moderate rain. Which of the following factors is *most* critical to re-evaluate compared to driving in dry conditions?
4
A traffic enforcer flags you down, claiming you violated a local LGU's "no left turn" sign. However, you are certain that R.A. 4136 (the national law) permits the turn, and there was no LTO-approved sign. What is the most likely reason for this conflict?
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You are approaching a stale green light (it has been green for a long time) in a busy intersection. A large group of pedestrians is gathered on the corner. What should you predict?
6
You are in a parking lot. A car is backing out of a space. At the same time, a pedestrian walks behind that backing car. As the driver, what is the *root cause* of this high-risk situation?
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You are on a four-lane highway (two lanes in each direction) and a car ahead of you runs over a large piece of tire debris, causing them to swerve. Which of these is a *secondary* hazard, not the primary one?
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In which of these scenarios is "insisting on your right-of-way" the *most* dangerous action?
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You are driving behind a tricycle in a provincial road. It is loaded with passengers and cargo. What is the *most* significant and unpredictable hazard this vehicle presents?
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