Only for a vehicle that has broken down or been in an accident.

A composition fine and 6 demerit points.

Front wheels turned outward, 1st gear engaged, handbrake fully on.

It is still turning left: slow down and let it turn. Do not pass it on the side it is turning into.

Keep at least a 3-second gap behind the vehicle in front, for all vehicles at any speed.

Reduce your speed before the bend.

Watch for doors opening, and pass with a gap of at least 1 metre.

Driving so fast that your stopping distance is longer than you can see. On high beam that is about 100 metres.

Not allowed.

Blood Alcohol Concentration.

Pump the brake pedal repeatedly until they work again.

The vehicle going uphill has priority.

Keep further to your left: the rider may drift into your path.

Even a little alcohol impairs judgement, concentration, coordination and reaction time. If you drink, don't drive.

Keep a gap of at least 1 metre.

Take another route: depth is hard to judge at night.

Give way to the oncoming vehicle before passing the works.

They are small and fast, and hard to see, especially at night in dark clothes.

Watch for pedestrians, especially children, dashing out from in front of the bus.

Slow down and look to your left, using the road edge as a guide. Stop if the light is blinding.

Slow down to keep control.

Every 5 to 10 seconds.

Give way to vehicles coming the other way.

Slow down and give way to prevent an accident. Do not speed up.

As soon as you hear the siren or see its lights, move left (or right), slowing down or stopping if necessary.

Higher speed and a sharper bend: the harder it is to keep the vehicle in its lane.

Slower than in the daytime.

Carry on to the next exit.

Usually slow and heavy. Stay careful and alert in any traffic.

Keep further back than usual, so you can see ahead and react if it stops suddenly.

80 mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood. Above that, you are presumed unable to drive properly.

Slow down by braking on and off, and keep a low speed until you are past the wet surface.

Slow down, follow behind the cyclist, and turn left when it is safe.

Bicycles, low trailers, learner drivers ('L' plates), mobile cranes, excavators and other construction vehicles.

Stop well before the stop line.

At least 1.5 metres.

Change down to 2nd or 1st gear before the climb: changing on the hill is difficult and you may roll back.

Give them plenty of room: their sight, hearing and reflexes may be weaker.

Left lane for slower vehicles, centre lane for most traffic, right lane for overtaking.

Hazard lights on, move onto the shoulder, keep everyone behind the guardrails, and put a warning triangle 20 m or more behind.

Give clear and correct signals in good time.

Your beam reflects in its mirror and dazzles the driver.

Wear sunglasses or lower the sun visor.

The vehicle in front blocks your view of the road ahead.

Drive slowly so as not to splash them.

Speeding, sudden braking and bald tyres.

The vehicle loses control and skids.

Greater risk of side-slipping: use a lower gear, and avoid hard braking, hard acceleration and sharp steering.

The force that pushes a vehicle outwards on a bend, widening its turning path. It affects all vehicles.

Keep a gap of at least 1.5 metres.

Front wheels turned inward (towards the kerb), reverse gear engaged, handbrake fully on.

Slow down and leave a wider gap when passing.

Keep a greater gap than on a level road.

At least 0.5 metres.

Release the brake pedal, then brake on and off until the car stops.

Only for overtaking, without exceeding the speed limit; also for emergency vehicles. Move back when safe.

The tyres ride on a film of water and the vehicle glides, losing steering and braking. The faster you go, the worse it is.

Headlights and tail lights, to see and be seen.

Slow down if necessary to keep a safe distance from them.

It warns other road users that you are coming.

More than three seconds: braking is less effective and you see hazards later.

They warn of a zebra crossing hidden from view.

About 80%.

Slow down and be ready to stop: a child may run after it.

Keep left and go carefully: you cannot see what is coming over the top.

People who cross the road anywhere, ignoring traffic rules.

Where you get a clear view of the vehicles around you.

The slower you go, the wider your field of vision; it narrows as speed increases.

Signal your intention to slow down early.

When facing oncoming traffic and when following another vehicle, so as not to dazzle other drivers.

Slow down and watch what it does next.

They probably intend to change direction: be ready to slow down or stop.

Slow down and drive with care: wind can push you into other traffic.

Earlier and faster, because traffic moves faster.

Stop safely at the roadside and rest.

Your vision, physical health, mental state, and alcohol or drugs: drive only in good physical and mental condition.

Drive more slowly.

Do not park, overtake or speed up.

Approach with care and be ready to stop: it may be stopping for pedestrians.

Use a lower gear.

Signal on the slip road and build up speed to match the traffic, then merge smoothly.

Let the motorcyclist pass first: they may not know you intend to pull out.

A zebra crossing is ahead.

Stay in your lane, calm and alert. Do not weave between lanes or sound your horn.

Take your foot off the accelerator and steer in the direction of the skid. Do not brake.

High, long and bulky; they need plenty of space to turn and travel at restricted speeds.