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Example Test #25

1. You see a reflective triangle by the roadside. What should you expect on the coming road?
Hospital ahead.

Temporary traffic lights

Broken traffic signals

A breakdown or accident

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2. Is blue car required to give way?
Yes

No

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3. It is OK to use your phone when driving. Yes or No?
No

Yes, but only when there is another passenger.

Yes, but only if traffic has stopped ahead or is slow.

Yes, if you are on the motorway

4. Is blue car required to give way?
Yes

No

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5. When can you drive over a flush median before a right turn bay?
At any time

When you are turning right in heavy traffic

Before turning right

You must always drive around the median

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6. You see a yellow cat's eye marker on the road. What does it mean?
This is a construction zone

This is a no passing zone

Turn around, dead end.

These are guides for ambulances.

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7. What is the number of demerit points that will cause your licence to be suspended?
50, within a one year period

100, within a one year period

100, within a two year period

75, points within a two year period

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8. Select the vehicle that has flashing yellow lights.
A service/maintenance vehicle

Bus

A police car or ambulance

A taxi

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9. If you see a vehicle with yellow and purple lights coming your way, how should you proceed?
Continue as you are.

You should slow down and prepare to stop because there is an accident.

The vehicle coming towards you is carrying a very wide load. Slow down and pull over if needed.

Pull over for a drink driving test.

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10. When should you turn on your hazard lights?
When you have parked just for a moment on a narrow or busy road.

When you think your indicators and brake lights might be broken.

When you have stopped your vehicle in a location, by necessity, where it could be dangerous to you and other vehicles.

All of the above

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11. What do these signs tell you?
Public transportation vehicles only

When lit, trams, buses, and bicycles can pass through, ignoring a red traffic signal

This is a special bike, tram or bus lane on a road or motorway

If the light is on, you must wait for an emergency vehicle to pass.

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12. Is it legal to overtake the car in this situation?
Yes, if you can see 100m ahead and the road is clear

Yes, if the car in front is slow, or driving below the speed limit.

Yes, when you think it is the safest

No

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13. If you see a red traffic signal, how should you proceed?
Wit until the light turns yellow before you proceed

Prepare to stop, but only stop if the road is busy

Slow to a stop until the light turns green

Stop, then continue when safe

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14. In what order should these cars proceed?
Cars B, C, and then A

Cars B, A, and then C

Cars C, A, and then B

Cars A, B, and then C

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15. What does this sign mean?
Any oncoming traffic should give way to you

You must give way to buses

You must give way to oncoming traffic

The lane is going to split into two.

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16. Should you park across a driveway?
Yes

You can if it is your neighbour's driveway.

No, leave a minimum of 1m from a driveway and where you park.

If it's your driveway, it is allowed.

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17. You should slow down when you see this sign. Why?
To avoid accidentally splashing pedestrians

There may be potholes.

There are workers ahead.

To avoid dislodging any loose gravel.

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18. If you see this sign, what is it telling you?
Left turn only

Side road junction uncontrolled on left

No left turn.

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19. If you see this sign, what is it telling you?
Parking ahead

Two way road coming up

Motorway entrance

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20. What does this sign tell you?
You can park here for five minutes and no more.

You can park your car here.

If you have children as passengers, then you can stop here.

If you have a mobility parking permit, you are permitted to stop here.

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21. If you see a reflective triangle on the road, what does it mean?
Intersection ahead

Pedestrian crossing ahead

Road works ahead

On the upcoming road there may be a breakdown or accident

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22. You are halted at a controlled school crossing, when can you continue on?
When it is a quiet road

If there is a green light

When there are no children

Only after the crossing patrol has brought the Stop signs in

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23. What does this sign tell you?
You are on a one way street

Ahead is merging traffic from both the left and right

Parking spaces ahead

Speed bumps ahead

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24. It is wet or frosty outside. What following distance rule should you now use?
Three-second rule

Four-second rule

Stay back three cars rule

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25. It is foggy outside. What steps should you take? Select all that apply.
Dip your headlights

Use your high beam

Turn on the rear fog lights

Put your hazards on

26. What does this sign tell you?
Pedestrians only

Cyclists only on this lane

Pedestrians and cyclists only

No pedestrians or cyclists allowed

No bicycles

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27. If you see a Stop sign, what must you do?
Slow to a stop, then look in all directions for other cars, and only proceed once the road is clear.

Slow down, but don't stop unless you see other cars.

Stop and turn around.

Other traffic must stop for you so you can continue.

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28. What does this traffic signal mean?
If possible, you must stop

Increase your speed to get through the junction

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29. You are behind a vehicle on a gravel road. There is a lot of dust. What precautions should you take? Select all that apply.
Try to overtake the vehicle

Put distance between yourself and the other car until you are no longer in the dust cloud.

Put your beam on to alert the other driver.

Put your headlights on low beam if you cannot see very much.

Move to the middle of the road

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30. In the diagram, Car A is turning from a driveway onto a road. Who should give way?
Car A has right of way because it is their driveway.

Car B

They should decide between themselves.

Car A

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