General Driving Theory Test

It should be borne in mind that smaller quantities of alcohol may, in certain circumstances, render a person quite unfitted to drive a car.

Placing a casualty in the recovery position is done to prevent choking on their tongue or vomit if unconscious, as it helps maintain an open airway and prevents obstruction

A skilled mechanic can 'tune' the engine and check that it is safe during vehicle servicing, contributing to better fuel efficiency and reduced pollution.

It is recommended to pull over to the side of the road and change the tire if you have a puncture, as continuing to drive on a flat tire can cause damage and jeopardize safety.

The advice recommends having the vehicle serviced regularly by a skilled mechanic to ensure the engine is tuned and safe, indicating the importance of regular servicing.

Head-on crashes are considered more dangerous because they have a higher likelihood of causing fatalities, especially when two cars are traveling at high speeds, resulting in a 100 mph 'accident'.

The Laws of The Bahamas state that you must be at least 17 years old before you can apply for a Provisional Licence (Learner’s Permit) or obtain a Driver’s License.

Excessive speed reduces the driver's reaction time, making it harder to respond to unexpected situations on the road.

To stop heavy loss of blood, it is recommended to apply firm pressure over the wound using a sterile dressing from a First Aid Kit or any other clean padding.

When you see stopped vehicles ahead, you should slow down and be ready to stop.

Reflectors should be white at the front and red at the back for riding at night, to ensure visibility to other road users.

If moving off the road is not possible, try to position the vehicle close to the left-hand edge of the road to minimize obstruction to traffic and ensure safety.

To take a Driver’s Test, you must have a valid Provisional License (Learner’s Permit). This allows you to legally practice driving under certain conditions.

If you think there are enough people helping already, do not stop and add to the blockage.

Excessive speed is a common cause of accidents as it reduces the driver's reaction time and increases the impact of a collision.

The traffic rules apply to all road users, including motorists, pedestrians, and pedal cyclist.

A drunken driver is considered a menace to all road users because they pose a danger to other road users due to impaired judgment and coordination.

It is important to only overtake when you can see far enough ahead to avoid causing other traffic to change speed or direction, ensuring safety for all drivers.

In the recovery position, the head should be slightly tilted back to help maintain an open airway and prevent obstruction.