Fujairah Fujairah Traffic - UAE Truck & Bus Theory Mock Test 1

Q: How many questions is the Fujairah Fujairah Traffic truck & bus theory test?

The official Fujairah Traffic truck & bus theory test in Fujairah has 40 questions and you need 30 correct (75%) to pass. This practice test has 30 questions.

Q: Is this the real exam?

These are original practice questions for study only, written from the public RTA handbook and UAE traffic rules. They are not the official exam questions and Wathim is not affiliated with the RTA, ITC, SRTA or any UAE government body. Test format, question count and pass mark can change and vary by emirate, so always confirm the current requirements with the licensing authority before your real test.

Q: Is this practice test free?

Yes. It is completely free, with no signup or payment, and you can retake it as many times as you like.

Q: What does the Fujairah truck & bus theory test cover?

Road signs, traffic signals, right of way, roundabouts, speed limits, seat belts, penalties and safe-driving rules, plus the handling and safety topics specific to your vehicle.

Question 1

What is the key difference in what a driver must do at a STOP sign compared with a Give Way sign?

Accepted Answer

At STOP you must come to a full halt; at Give Way you may roll on if it is clear. A STOP sign legally requires a complete stop at the line before you proceed. A Give Way sign asks you to slow and yield, and you may continue without stopping if the way is genuinely clear and safe.

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Both require a full stop every time

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Neither requires you to slow down

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At Give Way you must stop, at STOP you may keep moving

Question 2

What does a slower minimum-speed situation on a motorway require of you?

Accepted Answer

Keep up with the safe flow of traffic and do not drive so slowly that you obstruct others. On motorways you must not drive so slowly that you needlessly obstruct traffic, and some roads display a minimum speed. Driving far below the flow is dangerous and can attract a penalty; confirm any posted minimum with the RTA.

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Drive as slowly as you like in any lane

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Stop on the carriageway if you feel unsure

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Use the hard shoulder as a slow lane

Question 3

You are driving around a single-lane roundabout and want to exit. When should you signal right to show you are leaving?

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Before the exit you intend to take, after passing the previous exit. The answer is to signal right after you have passed the exit before the one you want. In right-hand traffic a right signal shows you are leaving the roundabout, telling waiting drivers and pedestrians which road you are turning into so they can react safely. Signalling too early or too late can mislead other road users. Confirm the current rules with the RTA.

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Only after you have already turned into the exit road

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Signals are not required on a roundabout

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As soon as you enter the roundabout

Question 4

You want to send a quick text while stopped at a red light. What is the safest and most correct approach?

Accepted Answer

Do not use a hand-held phone; handling it while in control of the vehicle can still be an offence. The correct answer is to not use a hand-held phone. Handling a phone while in control of the vehicle, including at a red light, can be treated as an offence and is a dangerous distraction. The exact fine and points can change, so confirm the current schedule with the RTA or the relevant police.

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Texting is always fine when the car is not moving

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Texting is allowed if you hold the phone low

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Texting is only an offence above 60 km/h

Question 5

Which factor most directly increases a driver's thinking distance?

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Slower reactions caused by fatigue, distraction, or medication. The answer is slower reactions caused by fatigue, distraction, or medication. Thinking distance is the distance your car travels while your brain processes a hazard and your foot starts to move, so anything that slows your reactions makes it longer. A well-rested, alert driver reacts faster. Confirm the current guidance with the RTA.

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Fully inflated tyres

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A clean windscreen

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Anti-lock braking system fitted to the car

Question 6

Why is it especially important to know the height of your heavy vehicle before entering urban areas?

Accepted Answer

Low bridges, car park entry barriers, and overhead cables may have less clearance than the vehicle height. Urban areas contain many structures with limited overhead clearance, including bridges, car park entrances, and overhead sign gantries. A driver who does not know their vehicle's height risks a collision that can collapse a bridge, injure occupants, and create massive liability.

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Urban speed limits are set lower for tall vehicles only

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Vehicle height affects fuel consumption rates in city traffic

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Height only matters for vehicles carrying dangerous goods

Question 7

What does a green or blue rectangular sign with place names and arrows usually provide?

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Directions and route information. Rectangular signs with destinations and arrows are direction and information signs. They guide you to towns, exits and services rather than warning of danger or setting a rule.

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A warning of a hazard

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A speed prohibition

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A parking ban

Question 8

Two lanes are merging into one because of roadworks. What is the safe and courteous approach?

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Take turns to merge in a zip fashion, one vehicle from each lane. Where lanes merge, the safest method is to take turns, letting one vehicle from each lane go alternately so traffic keeps flowing. This zip-merge reduces conflict and sudden braking at the pinch point.

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Force your way in without letting anyone else go

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Stop completely and wait for every other car to pass

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Straddle both lanes so no one can pass you

Question 9

You approach a roundabout and see give-way triangle markings painted on the road at the entry. What do they mean?

Accepted Answer

You must yield to traffic already circulating on the roundabout. The answer is that you must yield to circulating traffic. Give-way triangle markings on the road at a roundabout entry reinforce the give-way sign and confirm that traffic already on the roundabout has priority. Only enter when there is a safe gap. Confirm the current rules with the RTA.

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You have priority over circulating traffic

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Stop completely before entering, as if at a STOP sign

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The markings only apply to heavy vehicles

Question 10

Why must you not lend your car to someone who has no valid driving licence?

Accepted Answer

Allowing an unlicensed person to drive is an offence, and both of you can face penalties. The correct answer is that allowing an unlicensed person to drive is an offence and both parties can face penalties. Insurance may also be void. The exact fines and points can change, so confirm the current schedule with the RTA or the relevant police, and only let licensed drivers use your car.

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It is fine as long as they drive slowly

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Only the driver can ever be penalised, never the owner

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There is no rule about who drives your car

Question 11

Driving on a sandy or unpaved desert track, how does braking differ from a dry paved road?

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Grip is much lower, so braking distances are significantly longer. The answer is that grip is much lower, so braking distances are significantly longer. Loose sand offers far less traction than paved tarmac, and tyres can sink or slide. Reduce speed before entering sandy areas and apply the brakes early and gradually. Confirm the current guidance with the RTA.

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Sand provides extra friction, so braking distances are shorter

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Braking distance is identical to a paved surface

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ABS works better on sand than on tarmac

Question 12

What does a width-restriction sign (a measurement in metres inside a red circle) mean for a heavy vehicle driver?

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Vehicles wider than the stated measurement must not proceed beyond that point. A width-restriction sign prohibits any vehicle wider than the shown measurement from passing that point. This is a mandatory restriction, not advisory. Heavy vehicles, which are typically wider than cars, must check their own width against such signs at all times.

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The road narrows to the stated width ahead, for information only

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Only vehicles carrying hazardous materials are subject to the restriction

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Vehicles may proceed if they travel slowly and cautiously enough

Question 13

Why is the STOP sign given a shape different from all other signs?

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So it can be recognised even when the wording is not visible. The octagon is unique so drivers can identify a STOP instruction from its outline alone, even if dirt, glare or a poor angle hides the letters. Shape recognition adds a safety margin.

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To make it cheaper to produce

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Because octagons reflect light better than any other shape

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Only for decorative reasons

Question 14

When should dipped headlights normally be switched on?

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At night and when visibility is poor, such as in rain, fog or dust. You should use dipped headlights at night and whenever visibility is reduced, so you can see and be seen without dazzling others. Full beam is only for open roads with no oncoming traffic, and must be dipped for approaching vehicles.

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Only when another car flashes you first

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Never, so you save the battery

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Only on unlit desert roads

Question 15

An emergency vehicle with lights and siren is approaching head-on in the oncoming lane on a divided dual carriageway. What should you do?

Accepted Answer

Continue normally in your own lane, as the emergency vehicle is on the other carriageway. The answer is to continue normally in your own lane. On a divided dual carriageway the central reservation separates the two directions, so an emergency vehicle on the opposite carriageway does not need you to move. Crossing the reservation would be dangerous and illegal. Stay alert in case the vehicle turns. Confirm the current rules with the RTA.

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Pull over immediately even though the vehicle is on the opposite side

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Cross the central reservation to get out of its way

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Make a U-turn to follow the emergency vehicle

Question 16

What does it usually cost, in addition to the fine, to get an impounded vehicle released?

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A release or impound fee, on top of any fine and black points, with the exact amount set by the authority. The correct answer is a release or impound fee, on top of any fine and black points. Impounded vehicles are held for a set period, and owners usually pay to recover them. The exact fees and durations can change and vary, so confirm the current schedule with the RTA or the relevant police.

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Nothing; impounded cars are always released for free

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Only a signature from the owner

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A donation of your choice

Question 17

Why does the UAE heat make correct tyre pressure especially important?

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High temperatures raise tyre pressure and can increase blowout risk if tyres are already over-inflated. The answer is that high temperatures raise the air pressure inside tyres, so a tyre that starts slightly over-inflated can become dangerously over-inflated in UAE heat, raising blowout risk. Check pressures when tyres are cold and follow the manufacturer's recommended values. Confirm the current requirements with the RTA.

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Heat makes tyres softer so higher pressure is always better

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Tyre pressure has no relationship with temperature

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Over-inflated tyres grip the road better in the heat

Question 18

A driver approaches a bridge with a posted height limit that appears to be only marginally less than the vehicle height. The driver cannot reverse. What is the safest course of action?

Accepted Answer

Stop, seek assistance or a police escort, and do not attempt to pass under the bridge. If the posted clearance is less than the vehicle height, the vehicle must not proceed. Even a few centimetres difference can cause a catastrophic collision. Tyre deflation is dangerous and rarely provides sufficient height reduction. The driver must stop, contact police, and wait for proper guidance or a safe alternative route.

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Drive under very slowly with hazard lights on to reduce the risk

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Deflate the tyres slightly to lower the vehicle and attempt to pass

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Sound the horn, flash the lights, and proceed quickly before other traffic arrives

Question 19

A red-bordered triangle showing a symbol of falling rocks would mean what?

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Warning: falling or fallen rocks may be on the road ahead. Because it is a red-bordered triangle, this is a warning sign, telling you that rocks may fall or lie on the road ahead. Stay alert and reduce speed in case debris is in your path.

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Quarry entrance where you must stop

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No heavy vehicles allowed

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Construction material for sale

Question 20

Which statement about lane discipline on a UAE motorway is correct?

Accepted Answer

You should not weave between lanes; move in a planned, signalled way and keep right when not overtaking. Good lane discipline means staying within your lane, changing lanes one at a time with proper signals and checks, and keeping to the right when you are not overtaking. Weaving and straddling lanes is dangerous and treated as an offence.

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Frequent quick lane changes are fine if you are a skilled driver

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You may cross several lanes at once to reach your exit

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Straddling two lanes is allowed in heavy traffic

Question 21

A police escort convoy with lights and sirens is passing through an intersection. What should other drivers do?

Accepted Answer

Stop and wait until the entire convoy has passed before moving. The answer is to stop and wait until the full convoy has cleared. An official convoy with lights and sirens has priority, and it is dangerous and illegal to cut into it or follow closely. Let all vehicles pass, then proceed when the road is clear. Confirm the current rules with the RTA.

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Slot in between escort vehicles to save time

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Continue driving carefully around the convoy

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Follow immediately behind the last escort vehicle

Question 22

A driver keeps flashing headlights and driving very close to force a slower car out of the fast lane. What is the correct statement?

Accepted Answer

This is tailgating and intimidation, an offence carrying a fine and black points. The correct answer is that this is tailgating and intimidation, an offence carrying a fine and black points. Following too closely and pressuring other drivers is dangerous and penalised. The exact fine and points can change, so confirm the current schedule with the RTA or the relevant police.

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It is an accepted way to ask others to move over

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It is legal in the fast lane only

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It carries no penalty because no crash happened

Question 23

You experience a sudden front-tyre blowout at highway speed. What is the correct immediate response?

Accepted Answer

Hold the steering firmly, ease off the accelerator gently, and let the car slow before steering to safety. The answer is to hold the steering firmly, ease off the accelerator gently, and allow the car to slow before guiding it to safety. Hard braking or sharp steering after a blowout can cause a spin or rollover. Stay calm, grip the wheel, let speed drop gradually, then move to the hard shoulder. Confirm the current guidance with the RTA.

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Brake hard immediately and steer sharply off the road

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Accelerate briefly to regain control

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Release the steering wheel to prevent overcorrection

Question 24

Where are the largest blind spots on a typical large rigid truck?

Accepted Answer

Immediately in front of the bumper, directly behind the body, and along both sides close to the vehicle. Heavy trucks have large blind spots directly in front of the bumper (the driver sits high and cannot see the ground close ahead), along both sides near the body, and directly behind the trailer. Road users who position themselves in these areas risk being struck, especially during turns.

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Only directly behind the vehicle, as mirrors cover all other areas

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Only to the left side when driving on the right in the UAE

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Large trucks have no significant blind spots because they carry multiple mirrors

Question 25

Which type of sign tells you about a hazard rather than giving an order?

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A red-bordered triangle. Red-bordered triangles are warning signs, alerting you to a hazard ahead. Circles and octagons give orders or prohibitions, so the triangle is the shape to associate with caution.

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A red circle with a bar

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A blue circle

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A red octagon

Question 26

You are on a motorway and realise you are about to miss your exit. What should you do?

Accepted Answer

Continue to the next exit and turn around safely; do not reverse or stop. If you miss an exit you must carry on to the next one and find a safe place to turn around, never reversing or stopping on the carriageway. Sudden last-second swerves and reversing on a motorway are extremely dangerous and prohibited.

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Reverse along the hard shoulder to reach the slip road

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Stop and wait for a gap to cross back

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Make a sudden swerve across all lanes to the exit

Question 27

You are approaching a zebra crossing and the vehicle in the lane next to yours has stopped. What should you do?

Accepted Answer

Slow down or stop, because a pedestrian is likely crossing and you may not see them. The answer is to slow down and be ready to stop. When another vehicle has stopped at a zebra crossing, it almost certainly means a pedestrian is crossing. Overtaking a vehicle stopped at a crossing is illegal and extremely dangerous. Always treat a stopped vehicle at a crossing as a warning. Confirm the current rules with the RTA.

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Continue at normal speed because the other lane is clear

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Sound your horn to warn anyone crossing

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Overtake the stopped vehicle at the crossing

Question 28

A camera records a car at a very high speed far above the limit. Besides a fine and black points, what else can happen?

Accepted Answer

The vehicle can be impounded for a set period for extreme speeding. The correct answer is that the vehicle can be impounded for a set period for extreme speeding. Very high speeds are treated more severely than minor ones. The exact thresholds, fines, points and impound durations can change and vary, so confirm the current schedule with the RTA or the relevant police.

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The speed limit is raised for that road

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The driver receives a cash reward for a fast time

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Nothing further ever happens for speed alone

Question 29

A rear-tyre blowout causes the car to pull to one side. What should you avoid doing?

Accepted Answer

Avoid braking hard or making sudden steering corrections. The answer is to avoid hard braking or sudden steering. A rear blowout can destabilise the rear of the vehicle, and harsh inputs can cause a skid or spin. Hold the wheel steady, ease off the throttle gradually, and let the car slow in a straight line before steering to the hard shoulder. Confirm the current guidance with the RTA.

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Brake as hard as possible immediately

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Steer sharply away from the blow-out side

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Put the car in reverse to slow down

Question 30

How frequently should a heavy-vehicle driver check mirrors while driving on a busy road?

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Regularly and systematically, every few seconds, and before every manoeuvre. Because of large blind spots, heavy-vehicle drivers must check all mirrors frequently and systematically throughout the journey. Before any turn, lane change, or braking, mirrors must be checked so the driver is always aware of the position of cyclists, motorcycles, and pedestrians around the vehicle.

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Only when preparing to change lanes

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Only when reversing

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Every five minutes on the motorway is sufficient

Fujairah Fujairah Traffic - UAE Truck & Bus Theory Mock Test 1

Fujairah Fujairah Traffic - UAE Truck & Bus Theory Mock Test 1

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