Q1: 1. What section of The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 deals with driving when mentally or physically unfit to drive?

• A) A) Section 180
• B) B) Section 186
• C) C) Section 190
• D) D) Section 195

Q2: 2. If a person is suffering from a medical condition that affects their ability to drive safely, they should

• A) A) Continue driving with caution
• B) B) Seek medical advice and refrain from driving until fit to do so
• C) C) Ignore the condition and drive as usual
• D) D) Inform the authorities only if they get caught

Q3: 3. Which of the following is considered as driving when physically unfit to drive under Section 186?

• A) A) Driving under the influence of alcohol
• B) B) Driving with a broken arm
• C) C) Driving with a valid driver's license
• D) D) Driving with proper registration papers

Q4: 4. If a person is found driving when mentally or physically unfit under Section 186, they may face

• A) A) No consequences
• B) B) Warning from the authorities
• C) C) Penalties and fines
• D) D) Compliments from other drivers

Q5: 5. What should a driver do if they are taking medication that affects their ability to drive safely?

• A) A) Continue driving as usual
• B) B) Consult a doctor and drive cautiously
• C) C) Stop taking the medication
• D) D) Ignore the side effects and drive recklessly

Q6: 6. Driving when mentally or physically unfit can lead to

• A) A) Increased road safety
• B) B) Reduced accidents
• C) C) Endangering oneself and others on the road
• D) D) A sense of adventure

Q7: 7. Under Section 186 of The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, what constitutes being mentally unfit to drive?

• A) A) Emotional distress
• B) B) Lack of sleep
• C) C) Mental illness affecting driving ability
• D) D) Fear of driving

Q8: 8. If a person is driving when physically unfit, it can result in

• A) A) Improved driving skills
• B) B) Traffic violations
• C) C) Increased awareness on the road
• D) D) Enhanced road safety

Q9: 9. What action can authorities take if they find a driver is mentally or physically unfit under Section 186?

• A) A) Offer driving lessons
• B) B) Impose fines and penalties
• C) C) Provide medical assistance
• D) D) Award a safe driving certificate

Q10: 10. A real-life scenario of driving when physically unfit could be

• A) A) Driving with a valid license
• B) B) Driving with a broken leg
• C) C) Driving within speed limits
• D) D) Driving after a good night's sleep

Q11: 11. How can a driver ensure they are fit to drive under Section 186 of the Act?

• A) A) Regularly update their insurance
• B) B) Check the vehicle's fuel level
• C) C) Monitor their physical and mental health
• D) D) Drive without a seatbelt

Q12: 12. Driving with impaired vision is an example of

• A) A) Safe driving practice
• B) B) Following traffic rules
• C) C) Driving when physically unfit
• D) D) Defensive driving

Q13: 13. In the context of Section 186, being mentally unfit to drive can include

• A) A) Having a valid driving license
• B) B) Being under stress or anxiety
• C) C) Following road signs accurately
• D) D) Driving confidently at high speeds

Q14: 14. What should a driver do if they feel unwell before driving?

• A) A) Take a painkiller and drive carefully
• B) B) Avoid driving until feeling better
• C) C) Drive faster to reach the destination quickly
• D) D) Use the horn more frequently while driving

Q15: 15. Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs falls under

• A) A) Safe driving practices
• B) B) Section 186 of The Motor Vehicles Act
• C) C) Responsible driving behavior
• D) D) Adherence to traffic signals

Q16: 16. If a driver is found driving when physically unfit, they may be

• A) A) Rewarded for their honesty
• B) B) Required to take a driving test again
• C) C) Fined or penalized
• D) D) Given a free vehicle inspection

Q17: 17. A real-life example of driving when mentally unfit could be

• A) A) Driving after a good meal
• B) B) Driving with a severe headache
• C) C) Adhering to speed limits
• D) D) Replacing worn-out tires before driving

Q18: 18. Under Section 186, what action can authorities take if a driver is found mentally or physically unfit to drive?

• A) A) Provide complimentary car wash service
• B) B) Impound the vehicle
• C) C) Issue a safe driving award
• D) D) Ignore the situation

Q19: 19. Driving with a broken wrist is an example of

• A) A) Safe driving behavior
• B) B) Driving when physically unfit
• C) C) Being a responsible driver
• D) D) Following traffic regulations

Q20: 20. What steps can a driver take to ensure they are mentally fit to drive?

• A) A) Avoid driving during rush hour
• B) B) Listen to loud music while driving
• C) C) Practice relaxation techniques
• D) D) Skip meals before driving

Q21: 21. If a driver is facing a temporary physical impairment, they should

• A) A) Drive carefully and avoid traffic
• B) B) Inform the authorities and refrain from driving
• C) C) Speed up to reach the destination quickly
• D) D) Drive only during daylight hours

Q22: 22. Driving when mentally or physically unfit can result in

• A) A) Improved road conditions
• B) B) Increased traffic flow
• C) C) Higher risk of accidents
• D) D) Reduced vehicle maintenance costs

Q23: 23. A driver who is feeling drowsy should

• A) A) Drive faster to stay alert
• B) B) Drink coffee and continue driving
• C) C) Pull over and rest before continuing
• D) D) Increase the volume of the radio

Q24: 24. In the context of Section 186, being physically unfit to drive can include

• A) A) Using a hands-free device while driving
• B) B) Driving with a broken foot
• C) C) Checking the vehicle's oil level regularly
• D) D) Avoiding driving in extreme weather conditions

Q25: 25. What consequences can a driver face for driving when mentally or physically unfit under Section 186?

• A) A) No consequences if no accident occurs
• B) B) Suspension of driving license
• C) C) Award for honesty
• D) D) Reduced insurance premiums