Do you know how to share the road with heavy vehicles?

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1. What licence do you currently hold?

Learners

Provisional Licence (Red P's)

Provisional Licence (Green P's)

No licence - but I intend to go for my Learners soon

No licence

Open licence

International licence

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2. In your written or online Learner test, did you have to answer a question about driving around trucks?

Yes

I'm not sure

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3. When you have done practical driving lessons, did you instructor/parent or guardian teach you how to drive alongside trucks?

Yes

I'm not sure

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4. If a truck is turning left, what do you need to do?

Keep one lane either side of the truck free.

Keep only the left lane free.

Keep only the right lane free.

I'm not sure

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5. What does a ‘DO NOT OVERTAKE TURNING VEHICLE’ sign mean?

If a truck does not have a 120-degree reversing / forward camera, do not overtake.

If a truck driver applies the brakes, do not overtake.

If a truck is turning at a corner, intersection, or roundabout, do not overtake.

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6. How long would it take this truck to come to a complete stop if it was travelling at 80km/h?

40 metres.

63 metres.

97 metres.

116 metres.

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7. Select the image below that correctly highlights where a trucks blind spots are located?

Option A – 2 blind spots

Option B – 2 blind spots

Option C – 4 blind spots

Option D – 3 blind spots

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8. When driving, how much space should you allow for when overtaking a heavy vehicle/big truck?

The same amount of space you would give a car

1-2 times more space than you would give a car

3-4 times more space than you would give a car

5-6 times more space than you would give a car

Not sure

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9. When overtaking a big truck, when is it safe to merge back into the lane in front of the truck?

When your back bumper has passed the front of the truck

When you can see the truck driver in your rear-view mirror

When you can see a truck’s headlights in your rear-view mirror

When the overtaking lane is about to end

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10. Have you heard of the Don't #uck With A Truck campaign before?

Yes