Reduce control over the vehicle and will result in premature clutch failure

Increases wear of the gearbox

Decreases Petrol consumption

Reduces the grip of the tyres

Never a problem; there is not much alcohol in one glass of beer.

Ok if you have a cup of coffee as well.

Can cause impairment.

Ok if you have eaten a large meal.

Stopping every two hours

Opening a window for some fresh air

Ensure plenty of refreshment breaks

All of the above

In the middle lane

In the left-hand lane

Below the road

In any lane

Various skin disorders

Respiratory disorders

AIDS

None of the above

Choose to hit something that's standing still rather than something moving towards you.

If you have to hit anything, Try to make it a glancing blow or a side wipe.

Choose to hit something that will give way rather than something that's rigid.

Any of the above.

Apply the handbrake to stop the vehicle.

Brake firmly and quickly.

Hold the steering wheel lightly.

Let the vehicle roll to a stop and grip steering wheel firmly.

The distance travelled from the time your brain tells your foot to move from the accelerator until your foot is actually pushing the brake pedal.

The distance travelled from the time your eyes see a hazard until the time your brain recognizes the hazard.

The distance it takes to stop once the brakes are applied.

The distance you travel from the time you perceive a hazard until the vehicle stops.

Maintain your speed

Slow down and keep well back

Slow down, but flash your headlamps

Maintain your speed and sound your horn.

Apply pressure over the wound and keep the arm down

Dab the wound

Get them a drink

Apply pressure over the wound and raise the arm