Test 2

1. Who must give way?

Vehicle Y.
Neither has to give way.
The cyclist X.

2. When should you switch your headlights on?

20 minutes after sunset.
15 minutes after sunset.
At sunset.

3. Which vehicle must give way?

Vehicle Y.
Neither vehicle has to give way.
Vehicle X.

4. Are you allowed to make a 'U' turn at traffic lights?

Yes.

No, unless there is a 'U' TURN PERMITTED sign.

Yes, if the traffic lights are not working.

5. How do even small amounts of alcohol affect your driving?
By making you think you are driving better than you are.

By helping your driving ability.

By helping your judgement of speed.

6. Which vehicle must give way?

Vehicle Y.

Vehicle X.

Neither vehicle has to give way.

7. What should you do if a head-on collision seems likely?

Apply your emergency brake.

Brake firmly and drive towards open ground.

Switch off the ignition.

8. What do red flashing lights mean at a railway crossing (as shown in the diagram)?

Stop, only if you see a train approaching.

 Stop before the crossing and remain stationary until the lights stop flashing.

Slow down and proceed with caution.

9. Which of the following statements is correct?

It is always safe to travel at the speed limit.

Your travelling speed should be as close to the speed limit as possible.

Travelling at the speed limit is sometimes too fast for the conditions.

10. What should you do when approaching a railway crossing?

Speed up to clear the crossing quickly.

Slow down and be prepared to stop.

Sound your horn.

11. What is the minimum distance a vehicle is allowed to park from a fire hydrant?

3 metres.

1 metre.

5 metres.

12. Is vehicle X allowed to overtake vehicle Y?

No.

Yes, if it is safe to do so.

It depends on the weather conditions.

13. Is a vehicle allowed to cross over a double unbroken white line (as shown in the
diagram)?

Yes, if the driver wishes to overtake another vehicle.

No.

Yes, if the driver wishes to make a right-hand turn or a 'U' turn and it is safe and legal to do so.

14. Which vehicle must give way?

Neither vehicle has to give way.

Vehicle X.

Vehicle Y.

15. What should you do when a driver is indicating to overtake you?

Speed up if you are travelling under the speed limit.

Move as far to the left as possible and do not increase your speed.

Signal the driver to remain behind you if you think he or she is travelling too fast.

16. What is the minimum distance a vehicle is allowed to park from a public letter box?
3 metres.

5 metres.
 1 metres.

17. If a vehicle is overtaking you and there is not enough distance for it to complete the
manoeuvre safely, what should you do?
Sound your horn to warn of approaching danger.

Slow down to let the vehicle move in front of you.

Increase your speed to make the passing vehicle fall back behind you.

18. Who will be fined if a passenger under the age of 16 is not wearing a seat belt or suitable
child restraint?
The owner of the vehicle.

The passenger.

The driver of the vehicle.

19. At what age does a person have to wear a seat belt or suitable child restraint?
All ages.

Age 1 year and over.

Age 8 years and over.

Question Title
20. Do you need to indicate if you are turning from a one-way street into another one-way
street?
Yes.

Yes, only if there is a vehicle behind you.

No.

21. Which vehicle must give way?

Neither vehicle has to give way.

 Vehicle X.

Vehicle Y.

22. Which of the following statements is correct?

Vehicle Y gives way to both X and Z.

Vehicle X gives way to both Y and Z

Vehicle Z gives way to both X and Y.

23. Which vehicle must give way?

Neither vehicle has to give way.

Vehicle Y.

Vehicle X.

24. Does drinking alcohol and driving increase the risk of having a crash?
Yes.

No.

No, providing you drink coffee before you drive.

25. How should you park a vehicle on a two-way street when there are no marked parking
bays?
With the left-hand wheels touching the kerb.

Parallel and close to the left-hand kerb.

At least 1 metre from the kerb.

26. What is the maximum speed learner drivers (L-plates) are allowed to travel?
110km/h.

90km/h.

100km/h.

27. Do you need to indicate if you overtake a vehicle on an unmarked two-way road?
Yes, only if there is a vehicle behind you.

No.

Yes

28. Which of the following statements is correct?

Tyres with no tread are just as safe as tyres with tread as long as the tyre pressure is correct.

Tyre pressure should be checked when the tyres are hot.

Tyre tread must be at least 1.5mm deep over all parts of the tyre that normally come in contact
with the road.

29. What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for novice drivers?
0.00%.

0.02%.

0.05%.

30. What should you do if you see animals on the road ahead?

Slow down and be prepared to stop.

Sound your horn.

Speed up to get past them quickly.

Test 3
1. What must you do at a children's crossing when a crossing attendant extends this flag?

Stop and do not proceed until the attendant withdraws the sign.

Slow down.

Drive on carefully if no children are on your side of the crossing.

2. Can medication used for colds or travel sickness affect your driving?
No.

Yes.

No, unless it has been prescribed by a doctor.

3. When are you allowed to sound your vehicle's horn?

Only when you are travelling outside built-up areas.

Only when it is used as a warning device.

At any time.

4. Which vehicle must give way?

Vehicle Y.

Neither vehicle has to give way.

 Vehicle X.

5. What should you do if your vehicle catches fire?

Accelerate to blow out the flames.

Sound your horn to warn other drivers.

Stop and turn off the ignition.

6. Does a police officer directing traffic over-rule traffic signs and traffic lights?
No.

Yes, if it is daylight.

Yes.

7. When approaching traffic lights, what does a green light with a red arrow mean?
You may go in any direction other than that indicated by the arrow.

You may turn in the direction of the arrow, if it is safe to do so.

Stop, the lights are not working properly.

8. What is the maximum speed vehicles towing a caravan or trailer are allowed to travel?
110km/h.

90km/h.

100km/h.

9. What should you do if you are travelling slowly on a two-way road and there is a queue of
vehicles behind you?
Pull well over to the left and allow the vehicles to overtake you.

Keep to the middle of the road to prevent dangerous overtaking.

Keep well to the right so the queue of vehicles can overtake on the left.
10. Which vehicle must give way?

Neither vehicle has to give way.

Vehicle X.

Vehicle Y.

11. Which of the following statements is correct?

Vehicle X may overtake Y, only in a 60km/h area.

Vehicle X may overtake Y.

Vehicle X must not overtake Y.

12. What is the minimum distance a vehicle is allowed to park from an intersection controlled
by traffic lights?
3 metres.

6 metres.

20 metres.

13. What must you do before pulling out from a parked position at a kerb?
Sound your horn.
 Check your mirror, indicate to give other drivers sufficient warning of your intentions, check
your blind spot prior to pulling out.

Adjust your passenger-side external mirror.

14. When is a driver allowed to drive without a seat belt?

When reversing a vehicle.

When aged 65 years and over.

When the driver is pregnant.

15. Which of the following statements is correct?

All passengers must wear available seat belts or suitable child restraints.

Only passengers over the age of 8 years must wear a seat belt.

Passengers over the age of 65 do not have to wear seat belts.

16. Which vehicle must give way?

Vehicle X.

Vehicle Y.

Neither vehicle has to give way.

17. In which order should the vehicles proceed?

Vehicle X, then Y, then Z.

Vehicle Z, then Y, then X.

Vehicle X, then Z, then Y.

18. Which of the following statements is correct?

You should not drive if you are tired.

Your level of fatigue will be increased if you make stops on long trips.

You are more likely to become fatigued on short curving roads.

19. Which of the following statements is correct?

Vehicle X may overtake Y.

Vehicle X must not overtake Y.

Vehicle X may overtake Y, only in a 60km/h area.

20. What is the minimum distance a vehicle is allowed to park from a railway crossing?
6 metres.
 20 metres.

3 metres.

21. What is the minimum distance a vehicle is allowed to park after a bus stop or pedestrian
crossing?
3 metres.

6 metres.

10 metres.

22. What is the speed limit where roads are under construction or repair?
20km/h.

The speed limit shown on the road works sign.

40km/h.

23. Which of the following statements is correct?

Vehicle X gives way to both Y and Z.

Vehicle Z gives way to both X and Y.

Vehicle Y gives way to both X and Z.

24. What is the correct procedure when changing lanes?

Check your blind spot using the external mirrors, indicate and give way to traffic in the other
lane.

Touch your brake pedal to warn any drivers behind you, indicate and give way to traffic in the
other lane.

Check your mirrors, look over your shoulder to check your blind spot, indicate to change lane for
a sufficient distance to warn other drivers of your intention, and give way to traffic in the other lane.
25. When approaching traffic lights, what does a green light with a green arrow (as shown in
the diagram) mean?

You may turn right only.

You may turn right or drive straight ahead.

You may drive straight ahead only.

26. Is it legal for you to drive a motor vehicle at night with only one headlight working?
No.

Yes, if the right-hand headlight is visible.

Yes.

27. What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for drivers with a full licence?
Less than 0.02%.

Less than 0.05%.

Less than 0.08%

28. Which of the following statements is correct?

Vehicle X may overtake Y.

Vehicle X must not overtake Y.

 Vehicle X may overtake Y, only in a 60km/h area.

29. What is the rule regarding overtaking at a pedestrian crossing?

You must not overtake a vehicle that has stopped at a pedestrian crossing.

Give way to pedestrians on your right.

Give way to pedestrians on your left.

30. Which vehicle must give way?

Vehicle Y.

Neither vehicle has to give way.

Vehicle X.