Sharing with other road users — New South Wales Driver's Licence Practice Test
53 questions in this topic · 30 drawn at random this round
Why are pedestrians described as vulnerable road users?
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This New South Wales Driver's Licence Sharing with other road users practice set has 53 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation.
Sample questions
Three questions from the Sharing with other road users bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.
Who has a responsibility to share the road with others?
- Everyone who uses the roads — Correct answer
- Only learner and provisional drivers
- Only heavy vehicle drivers
- Only pedestrians and cyclists
Explanation: Everyone who uses the roads has a responsibility to share the road with other road users.
Handbook: Sharing with other road users — Sharing the road
How should you respond to startling or aggressive behaviour from another road user?
- Stay calm and never respond in a threatening or aggressive way — Correct answer
- Respond aggressively to teach them a lesson
- Sound your horn repeatedly and flash your lights
- Tailgate them until they pull over
Explanation: You must not respond to startling or aggressive behaviour in a threatening or aggressive manner. Road rage is dangerous and illegal.
Handbook: Sharing with other road users — Road rage
Which of the following is considered a pedestrian?
- A person using a skateboard, foot scooter or rollerblades — Correct answer
- A motorcyclist riding in traffic
- A bicycle rider riding on the road
- A driver in a stationary car
Explanation: Pedestrians include people walking or running, pushing a bicycle, in a wheelchair, using a mobility scooter or motorised wheelchair, or using a skateboard, foot scooter or rollerblades.
Handbook: Sharing with other road users — Pedestrians