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Example Test #7

1. If a vehicle driving towards you on the other side of the road suddenly drifts into your lane, how should you proceed?
Stay in your lane, and beep the horn.

Look for a safe place to swerve to the left

Move into the right lane

Any of the above

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2. You are driving along when your engine fails. How should you now proceed?
Key turning the key to try and start up the engine again.

Shift into a lower gear, then find somewhere to pull over

Shift into neutral, then use the last momentum to move the car to the side of the road

Push down hard on the brakes, then pull over

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3. What does this sign tell you?
Only vehicles with three or more people can travel in this lane.

Bus station

This is a bus lane during 7-9am and 4-6pm; at any other time any vehicle can use it.

Only buses allowed

Only buses, cyclists, motorcyclists and moped riders can use this lane

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4. You see a driver doing this hand signal. What are they telling you?
The driver either going to slow down or come to a stop

The driver is going to turn right

The driver is going to turn left

The driver wants you to overtake them.

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5. Select the correct alcohol limit for a driver aged 19.
0.1% BAC

Two drinks

They should not drink any alcohol at all when driving.

Just a single drink

6. If you see this sign, what is it telling you?
Trucks only

No large vehicles

Look out for trucks

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7. If you see a Stop sign, what should you do?
You have right of way, continue

Stop, but only if there is another car on the road

Prepare to stop if the road is not clear

Reduce speed to a stop, the continue when the road is safe and clear

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8. If you see this sign, what is it telling you?
T junction coming up, priority turns left

Left only

Hidden driveways

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9. When must you stop at a zebra crossing?
Only when a pedestrian is on your side of the crossing.

You must stop for one second at zebra crossings.

You can drive around them.

If there is a pedestrian on the crossing

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10. If you see this sign, what is it telling you?
Curve marker

90-degree turn ahead

Rest stop for 35 metres

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11. Select the correct instruction to match the sign.
No cyclists or pedestrians.

Cyclists are not allowed.

Cycle lane

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12. What does this sign indicate?
Only pedestrians are permitted.

Only bikes allowed through.

No pedestrians are allowed.

Hitchhikers only.

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13. You see a white reflector (cat's eye) on the road. What does it indicate?
Overtaking not permitted

Water pipes uncovered.

There are white marks to your left.

The centre line is painted a white colour

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14. 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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15. You are driving along when you notice that your brakes have broken. How should you respond?
A) Check around you for the best escape route

B) To alert other, use the horn, your hazard lights, or high beams

C) Speed up to find an escape route quicker.

Answers A and B

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16. If you want to, can you change lanes when you are at an intersection?
Yes

Yes, but indicate for three seconds, checking your blind spots before doing so

Yes, but only if there is a gap you can quickly fit your car in.

No

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17. 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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18. You are transporting goods inside your car. Which of the followin is the best way?
In the boot

On the front seat next to you

Ask the passengers to hold the goods.

In the footwell behind you.

19. What does this sign tell you?
The minimum speed limit is 50 km/h

There is a roundabout in approximately 50 metres

The recommended speed limit is 50 km/h

The maximum speed limit is 50 km/h

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20. Where can you stop or park legally?
About 5 m from a crossing.

On yellow lines.

You can use a bus stop when there is no bus.

None of the above

21. How must you use the brakes if you do not have ABS, but it is an emergency?
Brake and put on the hand brake

Brake slowly with a heartbeat tap pattern.

Brake firmly, but not too much or you will skid.

Brake as hard as possible.

22. Select the correct option for the safest way to pass the school bus.
Green car should reduce speed to 20 km/h

Green car should reduce speed to 40 km/h

Both cars need to slow down to at least 20 km/h

Both cars should stop and wait for the bus to move

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23. Select the options where you would be required you to dip your headlights.
A) When a police officer is directing traffic

B) If you are on a street that is well lit

C) Approaching a roundabout

Answers A and B

24. If you see flashing yellow lights, which vehicle is approaching?
An emergency vehicle like an ambulance

A customs, fisheries, or marine reserve car

A school bus

A service/maintenance vehicle

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25. If you see this sign, what is it telling you?
Straight on only

Traffic will merge from right ahead

Lane will split into two

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26. If the car behind you is too close, what should you do?
Let the car overtake you by slowing down or pulling over.

Speed up to put more distance between you and the car behind

Continue as you were, it is the other car's responsibility to overtake safely.

Slow down and stop the car from overtaking.

27. Select the correct instruction to match the sign.
This is a temporary warning

You can park here for a maximum of 30 minutes.

Road rules are temporary suspended

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28. Select the correct instruction to match the sign.
Merging road

Turn right only.

Through traffic lane

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29. What is the recommended speed for this road?
110 km/h

Any speed, as long as you are cautious.

80 km/h and 110 km/h in safe conditions

Any speed below 100 km/h, in good conditions.

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30. You are carrying a load, is it allowed to drag on the ground?
No

Yes