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Abordaje en Torno al Turismo Y Discapacidad en Colombia

3. MARCO DE REFERENCIA

3.3 ESTADO DEL ARTE

3.3.2 Abordaje en Torno al Turismo Y Discapacidad en Colombia

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Full beam headlights

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Sidelights

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Dipped headlights

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Fog lights

DES s10, HC r221 Large, long vehicles need extra room when making turns at junctions. They may move out to the right in order to make a left turn. Keep well back and don’t attempt to pass on the left.

2.24 Mark one answer

You are driving behind a large goods vehicle. It signals left but steers to the right.

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slow down and let the vehicle turn

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drive on, keeping to the left

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overtake on the right of it

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hold your speed and sound your horn

DES s10, HC r168 There are times when other drivers make incorrect or ill-judged decisions. Be tolerant and try not to retaliate or react aggressively. Always consider the safety of other road users, your passengers and yourself.

2.25 Mark one answer

You are driving along this road. The red van cuts in close in front of you. What should you do?

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Accelerate to get closer to the red van

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Give a long blast on the horn

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Drop back to leave the correct separation distance

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Flash your headlights several times

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DES s13, HC r114 You should consider drivers behind as brake lights can dazzle.

However, if you are driving in fog it’s safer to keep your foot on the footbrake. In this case it will give the vehicle behind extra warning of your presence.

2.26 Mark one answer

You are waiting in a traffic queue at night.

To avoid dazzling following drivers you should

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apply the handbrake only

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apply the footbrake only

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switch off your headlights

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use both the handbrake and footbrake

DES s10, HC r168 Keep a steady course to give the driver behind an opportunity to overtake safely. If necessary, slow down. Reacting incorrectly to another driver’s impatience can lead to danger.

2.27 Mark one answer

You are driving in traffic at the speed limit for the road. The driver behind is trying to overtake. You should

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move closer to the car ahead, so the driver behind has no room to overtake

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wave the driver behind to overtake when it is safe

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keep a steady course and allow the driver behind to overtake

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accelerate to get away from the driver behind

DES s6, HC r141, KYTS p32 Don’t drive or park in a bus lane when it’s in operation. This can cause disruption to traffic and delays to public transport.

2.28 Mark one answer

A bus lane on your left shows no times of operation. This means it is

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not in operation at all

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only in operation at peak times

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in operation 24 hours a day

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only in operation in daylight hours

DES s1, 10, HC r214 Allow the sheep to clear the road before you proceed. Animals are unpredictable and startle easily;

they could turn and run into your path or into the path of another moving vehicle.

2.29 Mark one answer

A person herding sheep asks you to stop.

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ignore them as they have no authority

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stop and switch off your engine

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continue on but drive slowly

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try and get past quickly

DES s10, HC r215 Horses can become startled by the sound of a car engine or the rush of air caused by passing too closely. Keep well back and only pass when it is safe; leave them plenty of room. You may have to use the other side of the road to go past: if you do, first make sure there is no oncoming traffic.

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When overtaking a horse and rider you should

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sound your horn as a warning

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go past as quickly as possible

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flash your headlights as a warning

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go past slowly and carefully

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DES s7, HC r195 Look out on the approach especially for children and older pedestrians. They may walk across without looking. Zebra crossings have flashing amber beacons on both sides of the road, black and white stripes on the crossing and white zigzag markings on both sides of the crossing. Where you can see pedestrians waiting to cross, slow down and prepare to stop.

2.31 Mark one answer

You are approaching a zebra crossing.

Pedestrians are waiting to cross. You should

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give way to the elderly and infirm only

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slow down and prepare to stop

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use your headlights to indicate they can cross

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wave at them to cross the road

DES s8, HC r147 Try to be ready for the unexpected.

Plan ahead and learn to anticipate hazards. You’ll then give yourself more time to react to any problems that might occur.

Be tolerant of the behaviour of other road users who don’t behave correctly.

2.32 Mark one answer

A vehicle pulls out in front of you at a junction. What should you do?

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Swerve past it and sound your horn

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Flash your headlights and drive up close behind

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Slow down and be ready to stop

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Accelerate past it immediately

DES s7, HC r199, KYTS p123 The electronic device will automatically detect that the pedestrians have reached a safe position. Don’t proceed until the green light shows it is safe for vehicles to do so.

2.33 Mark one answer

You are approaching a red light at a puffin crossing. Pedestrians are on the crossing.

The red light will stay on until

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you start to edge forward on to the crossing

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the pedestrians have reached a safe position

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the pedestrians are clear of the front of your vehicle

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a driver from the opposite direction reaches the crossing

DES s3 You should be aware of where all the warning lights and visual aids are on the vehicle you are driving.

If you are driving a vehicle for the first time you should take time to check all the controls.

2.34 Mark one answer

Which instrument panel warning light would show that headlights are on full beam?

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DES s7, 10, HC r126 In good, dry conditions an alert driver, who’s driving a vehicle with tyres and brakes in good condition, needs to keep a distance of at least two seconds from the car in front.

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You should leave at least a two-second gap between your vehicle and the one in front when conditions are

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DES s13, HC r115 If you follow another vehicle with your headlights on full beam they could dazzle the driver. Leave a safe distance and ensure that the light from your dipped beam falls short of the vehicle in front.

2.36 Mark one answer

You are driving at night on an unlit road behind another vehicle. You should

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flash your headlights

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use dipped beam headlights

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switch off your headlights

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use full beam headlights

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DES s10, HC r169 Try not to hold up a queue of traffic. Other road users may become impatient and this could lead to reckless actions. If you’re driving a slow-moving vehicle and the road is narrow, look for a safe place to pull in. DON’T wave other traffic past since this could be dangerous if you or they haven’t seen an oncoming vehicle.

2.37 Mark one answer

You are driving a slow-moving vehicle on a narrow winding road. You should

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keep well out to stop vehicles overtaking dangerously

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wave following vehicles past you if you think they can overtake quickly

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pull in safely when you can, to let following vehicles overtake

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give a left signal when it is safe for vehicles to overtake you

DES s4, HC p130 Diesel fuel is especially slippery if spilled on a wet road. At the end of a dry spell of weather you should be aware that the road surfaces may have a high level of diesel spillage that hasn’t been washed away by rain.

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You have a loose filler cap on your diesel fuel tank. This will

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waste fuel and money

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make roads slippery for other road users

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improve your vehicle’s fuel consumption

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increase the level of exhaust emissions

DES s14, HC p130 When learning to drive it is a good idea to practise filling your car with fuel. Ask your instructor if you can use a petrol station and fill the fuel tank yourself. You need to know where the filler cap is located on the car you are driving in order to park on the correct side of the pump. Take care not to overfill the tank or spill fuel. Make sure you secure the filler cap as soon as you have replaced the fuel nozzle.

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To avoid spillage after refuelling, you should make sure that

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your tank is only three quarters full

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you have used a locking filler cap

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you check your fuel gauge is working

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your filler cap is securely fastened

DES s1 Competitive driving increases the risks to everyone and is the opposite of responsible, considerate and defensive

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What style of driving causes increased risk to everyone?

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Considerate