It is 5.00 pm on Monday. You see this sign in your lane. Which of these are you allowed to do?
- Park your vehicle.
- Change lanes.
- Drop off a passenger.
Change lanes.
You are carrying a pregnant passenger in your vehicle. You should make sure that the lower part of her seat belt is sitting
- across the baby bump. (Position A)
- below the baby bump. (Position B)
- around the knees. (Position C)
below the baby bump. (Position B)
You are travelling at 50 km/h on a dry road. It takes 35 metres to stop. What happens when the road is wet?
- You need more than 35 metres to stop.
- You need less than 35 metres to stop.
- The weather conditions do not affect the braking distance.
You need more than 35 metres to stop.
Who must give way to the pedestrian?
- Neither vehicle A nor vehicle B
- Both vehicle A and vehicle B
- Vehicle B only
Both vehicle A and vehicle B
When are you allowed to drive above the speed limit?
- When overtaking on a freeway
- In an emergency
- Never
Never
When are you allowed to use your vehicle’s horn?
- To warn other drivers of your position on the road
- To let other drivers know that they are driving too fast
- To inform other drivers of a dangerous situation further along the road
To warn other drivers of your position on the road
What should you do with your eyes while driving?
- Focus your eyes on the vehicle in front.
- Keep watching the traffic all around you.
- Keep your eyes fixed on the rear view mirror.
Keep watching the traffic all around you.
Which vehicle is NOT allowed to make a U-turn?
- Vehicle A
- Vehicle B
- Vehicle C
Vehicle B
The outside mirrors of your car should be adjusted so that a part of the mirror shows
- your reflection.
- the inside of your car.
- the edge of your car.
the edge of your car
Your vehicle breaks down at the side of the road. What should you do?
- Turn on your hazard warning lights.
- Turn on your right indicator.
- Put your headlights on full beam.
Turn on your hazard warning lights.
Kalista has a GPS navigation system in her car. She is only allowed to use this while driving if
- she can adjust it easily while driving.
- it is mounted to the car and does not distract her.
- she keeps it on her lap with the sound turned off.
it is mounted to the car and does not distract her.
You are driving in a tunnel and your engine starts to make strange noises. What should you do?
- Stop in the emergency lane.
- Try to drive out of the tunnel.
- Turn off your headlights.
Try to drive out of the tunnel.
Who has the highest risk of crashing?
- Learner permit drivers
- P1 probationary licence drivers
- P2 probationary licence drivers
P1 probationary licence drivers
You are parallel parking. Parking bays are not marked. How much space must you leave between your vehicle and the vehicle in front?
- At least 1 metre
- At least 2 metres
- At least 3 metres
At least 1 metre
This sign indicates a railway level crossing. It is important to realise that
- trains will be coming from one direction only.
- trains will not travel in the same direction on the two tracks.
- after one train has passed, another may be coming immediately from either direction.
after one train has passed, another may be coming immediately from either direction
Which vehicles are allowed to park to the left of this sign?
- Any vehicle carrying goods
- Vehicles engaged in construction work in or near the zone
- Trucks onl
Vehicles engaged in construction work in or near the zone
Which of these things is most likely to cause drowsiness in drivers?
- Driving with windows open
- Consuming a reasonable quantity of alcohol
- Drinking strong coffee
Consuming a reasonable quantity of alcohol
You are driving vehicle A. How should you manage the driving risk in this situation?
- Slow down so that you can stop if the cyclist crosses the road.
- Continue because the cyclist must give way to you.
- Brake heavily to give way to the cyclist
Slow down so that you can stop if the cyclist crosses the road.
What is a good way to test some of your driving performance when you are in a safe place?
- Reverse in a straight line for an extended distance.
- Accelerate as hard as possible around a corner.
- Speed up, then brake suddenly.
Reverse in a straight line for an extended distance.
When is the surface of a sealed road likely to be most slippery?
- When it has not rained for weeks
- When it begins to rain
- After several hours of rain
When it begins to rain
What is the speed limit in a built-up area when there are no speed limit signs?
- 50 km/h
- 60 km/h
- 80 km/h
50 km/h
This sign indicates
- a bend in the road.
- a slippery road surface.
- a bumpy road.
a slippery road surface.
The speed limit is 10 km/h. What else does this sign indicate?
- Vehicles must give way to pedestrians.
- Pedestrians must give way to vehicles.
- The road is divided into two lanes. One lane is for pedestrians and the other for vehicles.
Vehicles must give way to pedestrians.
Just before you enter an intersection the traffic signal turns red. What should you do?
- Slow down and check for vehicles on your right before you cross.
- Accelerate to get across the intersection quickly.
- Stop.
Stop.
Can you be sure of your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) when you drink alcohol?
- You can be sure if you measure your BAC when you have some alcohol and then always drink the same amount.
- You can never be sure of your BAC even when you drink the same amount of alcohol.
- If you only have one can of beer you can be sure your BAC will be below the legal limit.
You can never be sure of your BAC even when you drink the same amount of alcohol.
You are driving vehicle A. The driver of vehicle B is trying to overtake. What should you do?
- Drive close to the middle line of the road so it is hard for the driver to overtake you.
- Turn on your hazard lights to warn the driver not to overtake you in a dangerous place.
- Maintain your speed and keep to the left of your lane.
Maintain your speed and keep to the left of your lane.
What does this sign warn you about?
- Pedestrian crossing ahead
- Railway crossing ahead
- Traffic intersection ahead
Railway crossing ahead
When is it advisable to drive more than the usual two seconds behind the vehicle in front?
- At all times
- When the driving conditions are ideal
- When the driving conditions are poor
When the driving conditions are poor
You are driving vehicle A. Which vehicles must you give way to?
- Both vehicle B and vehicle C
- Vehicle B only
- Vehicle C only
Vehicle C only
You are driving vehicle A. Who must give way?
- You must give way to vehicle B.
- Vehicle B must give way to you.
- The vehicle that gets to the intersection last must give way.
You must give way to vehicle B.
What is one thing you should try if your brakes fail?
- Quickly apply the handbrake.
- Pump on the brake pedal hard and fast.
- Stay in the same gear and sound your horn.
Pump on the brake pedal hard and fast.
You are driving vehicle A. You must give way to
- pedestrian I only.
- pedestrian II only.
- both pedestrians I and II
both pedestrians I and II