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Example Test #22

1. If you leave three metres clear and park off to the side, what road lines are you allowed to park opposite to?
The yellow line on the edge of the road

The broken white lines in the middle of the road

The double white lines in the middle of the road

2. When do you need to use your indicator lights?
You don't need them

any time you change lanes

when you are telling another driver to speed up

3. If you are at a traffic light and the lane you want to enter is blocked, you need to-
Stop and only cross when there is enough room.

Enter the intersection and wait

Use your horn to speed them up

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4. Interpret this sign
Only vehicles with one passenger are allowed.

Only traffic with three or more people or motorcyclists are allowed to use this lane.

Cyclists only. No cars in this lane.

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5. Who is allowed to park on the left of this sign in the picture?
Anyone who is a visitor.

Anyone who has a permit but it doesn't need to be displayed.

Only traffic who have a valid permit and it must be displayed.

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6. If you are A, what route will you take?
I

Both Path I and Path II is correct

II

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7. You can only angle park where -
there are lines on the road or signs

Where you feel comfortable

When you see other cars doing it

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8. As a learner or provisional driver, your L and P plates should be-
You don't need them, they are just a formality.

On both the rear and front of your car

Only on the front of your car

9. If you're about to pull out from the kerb, what should you always do?
Always look over your shoulder

Always use your horn

Always check your fuel level

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10. What is true if you wanted to go straight at this roundabout?
You need to swap lanes

You cannot change lanes in the roundabout

You need to use your right signal

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11. If you have reduced your speed for a cyclist but the truck behind you uses their horn and tells you to go around, you need to-
Do as he says and overtake the cyclist

Hit your brakes and let the truck go around

Keep calm. You can only overtake when it is safe, you don't need to listen to the truck driver.

12. What does a red traffic light indicate?
That you need to stop

That you should slow down

That you can enter the intersection

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13. Who is not allowed to turn left?
Both B and A

B

Only A

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14. How can you make sure that you are always under the leagl limit when driving?
No drink any alcohol before you drive

only have one or two light beers

Always eat a big meal when you drink alcohol.

15. If there are no signs, what is the correct distance you can legally park near an Australia Post Box?
7 metres or more

3 metres or more

13 metres or more

16. If there is a busy intersection and you need to go straight, when can you enter after the lights turn green?
When there is ample space for your car on the other side

When the light turns to yellow

As soon as they light is green

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17. When you scan the road around you, you can -
Keep yourself entertained.

Gain more control over your car.

Easily predict any risks or hazards.

18. You are A. Both B and the pedestrian will wait to see what you do. Who do you need to give way to?
No one, you have right of way

Only B

Only the pedestrian

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19. Why do new drivers have a bigger chance of being involved in a crash?
They can be easily distracted.

They don't have much experience.

They lack confidence.

20. can you ever park in the direction of the arrow as pictured?
only for deliveries

never

always

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21. when can learner drivers make good decisions?
they always can

they never do

Only after a lot of practice

22. if there is a railway with this sign, you need to-
Reduce your speed, look both ways and stop if there is a train.

Stop and wait for thirty seconds.

Quicly cross to avoid trains.

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23. If you see no sign, the speed is 100km/h unless…
It is a bus zone

You see street lights on the road

It is a dirt road

24. You are A. When there are no lane markings that are visible, when are you allowed to overtake B?
At any time it is safe as long as you signal first.

You can never overtake when there are no lines.

You can proceed at any time you wish.

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25. If a pedestrian steps out onto a pedestrian crossing without looking, who will be responsible if you collide?
It is the pedestrian's fault as they didn't look.

It is your job to reduce your speed around crossings so you can stop if needed.

Only if the pedestrian is underage is it your fault.

26. In this picture, who needs to give way?
A

Whoever gets there first can go.

B

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27. at temporary traffic lights, where are you supposed to stop?
on the other side of the traffic lights.

on the side of the road

where it says ‘Stop here on red signal’

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28. When you drink and drive you will be more likely to…
Not be affected by alcohol.

Gain more awareness of other cars.

Incorrectly judge your own speed and the speed of other cars.

29. What is the maximum Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) that a learner driver can have when driving?
0.02

0.001

30. If you are A, when are you allowed to overtake?
Only when you have a clear view

Only when B signals for you to pass

Any time after C has moved

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