What does the ABC rule stand for?

• A Alert, Balance, Care
• B Assess, Bandage, Carry
• C Airway, Breathing, Circulation

Under what condition can a driver’s licence be suspended?

• A When the vehicle expires
• B When licence is damaged
• C Upon conviction for serious traffic offences

Which authority should be informed after a crash in Nigeria?

• A Media
• B Local mechanic
• C FRSC

Which condition increases stopping distance?

• A Dry roads
• B Daylight
• C Wet or slippery roads

When is overtaking prohibited?

• A At bends, pedestrian crossings, or hill crests
• B On one-way roads
• C On clear straight roads

What does the Vehicle Licence indicate?

• A That inspection has passed
• B That insurance is active
• C That road tax has been paid

Why must all tyres, including the spare, have correct pressure?

• A For decoration
• B To maintain stability and safe handling
• C To lower the vehicle

Before obtaining a full driver’s licence, what must a learner driver complete?

• A Supervised driving for at least 3 months
• B No supervision required
• C Independent driving for 1 week

When should you apply the three- or four-second rule?

• A In poor weather or slippery roads
• B At traffic lights
• C In light traffic

If spinal injury is suspected, what must you avoid?

• A Lifting the victim alone
• B Stabilizing the neck
• C Waiting for help

What is the minimum age to obtain a driver’s licence in Nigeria?

• A 21 years
• B 18 years
• C 16 years

Which class of fire involves metals like magnesium?

• A Class D
• B Class A
• C Class B

What must an applicant pass before receiving a driver’s licence?

• A A medical test only
• B No test is required
• C A driving test conducted by the appropriate authority

Which environmental condition can increase crash risk?

• A Heavy rain or potholes
• B Good road lighting
• C Clear road signs

Why must drivers check their first aid kits regularly?

• A To ensure items are not expired or depleted
• B To repaint the box
• C To reduce weight