General Driving Theory Test 4

Bahamas General Driving Theory Exams

General Driving Theory Test 4 – Practice Test Questions

Giving way to people walking at crosswalks is really key for driving in a manner that’s comfortable, safe, and shows manners; the Highway Code essentially says if it’s dark, find a spot for your car in a location that’s not on the road to make things safer.

Keep those long skirts or baggy pants from getting caught in your bike’s wheels or chain, because that’s a quick way to end up taking a tumble.

If someone gets hurt, knowing first aid can stop things from becoming more serious before the experts show up, which is extremely helpful if there’s been a car crash.

If you’re driving and you end up in a crash that hurts someone, you have to inform the Police before one day goes by.

Hitching too many items or badly distributing weight in your car makes it harder for how much fuel you’re using.

Drinking before driving is dangerous since it slows down how fast you react, for instance, you’ll be slow to hit the brakes or steer quickly. Despite being amazing, bikes aren’t inherently, or in substance, similar to other big road machines in terms of how well others can see them. Especially when it’s dark or the weather is bad.

Drinking really affects a driver’s ability to respond in sudden, urgent situations, which is inherently, or in substance, similar to saying their reaction times can be about 15% slower.

Make sure dirt is not blocking your lights because seeing and being seen is the most important thing for avoiding accidents.

If the day comes when you need to sell your car, don’t forget you have to pass along the Ownership Booklet, Bill of Sale, and also sign off on the license disk.

Got to always make room and not tailgate Jitneys since they tend to stop out of the blue, making it crucial to lookout to dodge trouble on the road.

If you hit an intersection and it’s anyone’s guess who should go, err on the side of extremely cautious.

Getting to grips with how to help someone in shock can actually do a lot more than you think, since it stops things from going downhill.

When you have a new ride and need to take care of its paperwork, be sure to have all the necessary docs, such as the Customs Vehicle Information Sheet, Bill of Sale, Valid Insurance Certificate, the inspection approval ticket, and the fee for registering.

Dragging a roof rack around ups how much wind pushes back against your car, so taking it off when it’s not in use is a simple fix to avoid burning extra fuel. In addition remember to always pay attention and yield when moving onto main roads from a side one. It makes everyone’s life easier if you try to fix your car or move it off the road before the sun sets to skip causing any accidents.

Just turning on your parking lights, and setting up a warning signal in the area, makes an enormous difference for keeping other drivers informed and lowering the chance of bumping into each other.

Practice our road code Driving Theory Test to reinforce your knowledge.

Dive deeper with knowledge challenges at our Traffic Signs Driving Theory Test to enhance your understanding of road signs.

Visit our driver license test to assess your readiness for the official exam.

Learn more about the Bahamas Driving Theory Test to better prepare yourself.

Test your knowledge with our General Driving Theory Test 1 for additional practice.