She has forced the driver to take action: to change speed, direction, or stop. But if you click now, you won't score any points, as she is not an actual hazard, only a potential one.Īctual Hazard: The woman is on the road and has become an actual hazard. Does she want to catch the bus? Does she intend to hurry across the road? Maybe. Does she want to catch the bus? Does she intend to hurry across the road? Maybe, but if you click now you won't score any points, as she is not an actual hazard only a potential one.ĭeveloping Hazard: The woman is running along the pavement. Potential Hazard: The woman is running along the pavement. If you click too many times, you will score zero.To score points, you will need to identify them. One or two potential hazards will develop into actual hazards that force the driver of the car to slow down, change direction or stop.If the potential hazard continues to develop into an actual hazard, click again.As soon as you see a potential hazard, click the mouse once, pause, then click again.Several potential hazards will emerge, but most will not develop into actual hazards.A video clip of a road traffic situation plays.The hazard may not develop into an actual hazard, but because you clicked, you have covered yourself if it does. To Help You Pass The TestĪs soon as you see a potential hazard forming, click the mouse, briefly pause, then click again. Fallback content for browsers that don't support either video or flash goes here.
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