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5/7
Immigrant:
5/7
Ditto.
7/7.
Think I was lucky though, the snow and ice question really depends on what exactly the stuff is.
Easy to answer really, snow is what falls out of the sky and ice is water on the ground which then freezes 
btw 6/7 and it was the question above that caught me out !
7/7
Thank you please.
5/7
5/7 but why do they mix the metric with imperial ffs.
7/7 with a couple of lucky guess’s
peterm:
5/7 but why do they mix the metric with imperial ffs.
its English, Have that in Life too everywhere.
5/7 and I got both the meters stopping distance wrong! too used to feet and inches.
Immigrant:
peterm:
5/7 but why do they mix the metric with imperial ffs.
Thank you please.
war1974:
5/7 and I got both the meters stopping distance wrong! too used to feet and inches.
7/7 but only by changing metres to feet - for the purposes of this quiz 1m = 3 feet is near enough.
7/7 I think the reason being is I have done many hazard tests over the years but passed each one first time
4/7
speed limits for wheelchairs wtf 
raymundo:
Easy to answer really, snow is what falls out of the sky and ice is water on the ground which then freezes
btw 6/7 and it was the question above that caught me out !
Well…I meant is it a dusting of snow, slushy snow, a foot of snow, sheet ice…your braking distance will easily vary by large factors.
0/7. Didn’t click the link and have no intention of doing so.
6/7 did not know the speed of a motability scooter ffs.
205:
4/7
speed limits for wheelchairs wtf
+1
Understandable, can you just imagine the carnage an old dear could create hammering it down the road at 30 mph clobbering people with her handbag as she does so ■■