- What is the reduced speed limit around schools during certain times of the day?
50km/h.
40km/h.
60km/h.
40km/h.
- Which of the following statements is correct?
Alcohol has no effect on your driving ability.
Alcohol makes you react faster to hazards.
Alcohol makes you react more slowly to hazards.
Alcohol makes you react more slowly to hazards.
- Which of the following is greater?
Your braking distance.
Your stopping distance.
Your reaction distance.
Your stopping distance.
- 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.
You may turn right or drive straight ahead.
- Who must give way?
The pedestrian Y.
Vehicle X.
Neither has to give way.
Vehicle X.
- Which vehicle must give way?
Vehicle X.
Neither vehicle has to give way.
Vehicle Y.
Vehicle Y.
- Which is the correct path for the vehicle to take when turning right at an intersection?
X is the correct path.
Y is the correct path.
Both paths are correct.
X is the correct path.
- 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.
Vehicle Y gives way to both X and Z.
- 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.
All ages.
- Which of the following should you do before overtaking a long vehicle?
Follow closely behind the vehicle.
Follow far enough behind the vehicle to have a clear view of the road ahead.
Sound your horn.
Follow far enough behind the vehicle to have a clear view of the road ahead.
- 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.
No, unless there is a ‘U’ TURN PERMITTED sign.
- Which vehicle must give way?
Vehicle Y.
Neither vehicle has to give way.
Vehicle X.
Vehicle X.
- On an unmarked road, what position must your vehicle be if you are not preparing to turn or overtake?
Any position, providing there is no traffic.
Near the centre of the road.
Close to the left-hand side of the road.
Close to the left-hand side of the road.
- What is the meaning of this sign?
You can only drive in the direction of the arrow.
You cannot go past the arrow.
You can go either way but only in one lane.
You can only drive in the direction of the arrow.
- At a railway crossing, are you allowed to cross if the train has passed, but the lights are still flashing?
Yes.
No.
Yes, unless the crossing has boom gates.
No.
- What should you do if your brakes fail while you are driving?
Change to a lower gear and gently apply the handbrake.
Switch off the ignition.
Accelerate and sound your horn.
Change to a lower gear and gently apply the handbrake.
- Does drinking alcohol and driving increase the risk of having a crash?
Yes.
No.
No, providing you drink coffee before you drive.
Yes.
- 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.
When reversing a vehicle.
- Which vehicle must give way?
Vehicle Y.
Neither vehicle has to give way.
Vehicle X.
Vehicle Y.
- What is the meaning of this sign?
Give way to traffic on the right only.
Stop and give way to all traffic.
Slow down and give way to all traffic travelling along or turning from the intersecting road.
Slow down and give way to all traffic travelling along or turning from the intersecting road.
- 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.
Vehicle Z, then Y, then X.
- 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.
You should not drive if you are tired.
- What is the maximum speed vehicles towing a caravan or trailer are allowed to travel?
110km/h.
90km/h.
100km/h.
100km/h.
- How should you apply your brakes when driving in wet weather?
Heavily, to dry the brakes out.
Carefully, to avoid skidding.
Sharply, so that you can grip the road.
Carefully, to avoid skidding.
