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Example Test #5

1. If you change lanes and notice that it’s a T3 lane and your alone in your car, can you stay in this lane if there is no traffic?
This rule only applies on weekdays

Yes

No

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2. What is the distance you can park to another vehicle while parking parallel?
only 1 metre from the front but not the back

At least 1 metre for the front and back of the vehicle

at least 2 metres for the front and back of the vehicle

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

0.001

4. If there is a collision but the police are not on the scene and someone is harmed, what do you do?
You only need to report if there has been property damaged.

As long as the injured person if okay, you can leave.

At the closest police station, report the collision right away.

5. What mistake can you see this driver making?
moving into the left lane

Moving onto the foot crossing

using the wrong lane

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6. In this picture, what is the distance you can stop when you are near a railway crossing or bus stop?
15 metres

10 metres

20 metres

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7. a common cause of crashes are-
mistakes by drivers

poor road conditions

unregistered vehicles

8. Babies younger than 6 months old should always travel -
In the front of the car

In a baby restraint attached to an anchorage point.

On their parent's lap

9. If you are A, who needs to give way?
B needs to wait and give way to you.

Whoever gets there first can go.

You (A) need to give way to B.

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10. What do you do if you see a horse with a rider on the road?
Reduce your speed and allow them enough space.

Use your hazard lights.

Use your horn.

11. When you see this sign, what do you do?
Drive at 40 km/h or less.

go faster than 40 km/h.

use caution for the next 40 km.

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12. A Shared Traffic Zones have a limit of-
40 Km/h.

100 Km/h.

10 Km/h.

13. if you happen to be charged with driving with a BAC over the limit, you can lose your driver’s licence and ___
Be restricted from manual cars

Be restricted from driving buses

go to prison

14. How do you know that you are getting more skilled as a driver?
You can go faster.

You get more confident in traffic.

You know what to do before your instructor tells you.

15. How far can a learner drive on a freeway with a speed limit of 110 km/h?
80 km/h.

90 km/h.

120 km/h.

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16. This sign means that
Reduce your speed and use caution. There is a deep dip in the road.

Ahead you will find the Police station.

Warning, keep your high beams off in this area.

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17. When talking about overtaking, what is the most correct…
Always stay one second behind someone you want to overtake soon

The quicker you overtake the better

Use caution around large vehicles

18. At what point can you stop your car when driving on the freeway?
You are never allowed to stop.

You can only stop in case of an emergency.

You can stop at any time.

19. If your BAC is 0.08 or higher, what will happen to a learner driver if they are caught?
for at three months, they will loose their licence and be required to install an alcohol ignition interlock in their car.

they will loose 5 demerit points.

for at least six months, they will loose their licence and be required to install an alcohol ignition interlock in their car.

20. You are A, who do you give way to?
you must give way to B

anyone can go

B must give way

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21. At what point will A need to give way to B?
they always will

they only need to if B is near A

They don't need to

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22. If you are in heavy traffice and your lane is obstructed by a vehicle turning right, what should you do?
come to a stop and wait until they turn before you proceed.

go around the caron the left and use the footpath to drive on

use your horn to let them know you are waiting.

23. What is the recommened length of a driver's practice lesson at first?
Never longer than 10 minutes.

Over an hour.

Starting small at 10minutes to half an hour.

24. If you exceed the speed limit, you could be-
fined and loose demerit points.

Only receive jail time

Only be warned

25. If you are driving at 100 km/h, how far will it take you to stop?
100 metres

140 metres

50 metres

26. If your brakes fail, what do you do?
Keep in the same gear.

Pull up the handbrake.

Use the brake pedal and push it hard.

27. Interpret this sign
Roundabout ahead. Prepare to stop and give way to traffic.

Stop, this is a one way street ahead.

Reduce your speed. There is a stop sign ahead.

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28. What is the best method to avoid crashes when you are new to driving?
To begin with, only drive in daylight and quiet roads.

Learn the hard skills first and drive on a busy freeway.

Aim to get 100 night hours driving.

29. When nearing a hill, you shouldn’t overtake if your vision of the road is less than ___ ahead.
190 metres.

50 metres.

150 metres.

30. Interpret the meaning of this sign.
This transit lane is only for traffic that has two or more passengers at any given time.

This transit lane is only allowed to hace two vehicles at the times shown.

This transit lane is only for traffic that has two or more passengers as according to the times shown.

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