Practice Makes Perfect

Impacting Driving, Defining The Future

The tests are 8 mins long and contain 25 questions. The system will automatically start marking once the time is up.

Results

#1. Which car goes last? (4-way stop)

Car C

Car A

Car B

#2. Which car is breaking the law assuming vehicles are moving?

Car A

Car C

Car B

#3. This sign indicates? (railway crossing lights)

Railway station

Rail-road level crossing

An intersection

#4. The driver may not park closer to the corner than:

6.5m

All of the above

#5. Cyclists should ride:

As many as possible abreast

Two abreast

Single file.

#6. When facing a red robot with an illuminated straight ahead Green arrow I may:

Proceed straight ahead

Turn right should I wish

Not proceed

#7. Which is the correct light sequence at a robot?

Amber Red Green

Red Amber Green

Green Red Amber

#8. A continuous white line in the center of the road may:

Be crossed if the road ahead is clear

Not be crossed for the purposes of overtaking

Be crossed only on highways

#9. Direction arrows used in conjunction with prohibition lines on a road surface:

Are for information purposes only

Relate to taxi drivers only

Have a regulatory effect

#10. Which cars can move without breaking the law?

Car A and Car C

Car B only

Both Car A and B

#11. I should always yield right of way to:

Ambulance and fire engine sounding a siren

Presidential motorcade

All of the above

#12. This sign indicates? (cattle sign)

Danger of stray animals

Danger of wild animals

Danger of farm animals

#13. A solid yellow line on the left hand side of the road indicates:

It may be straddled to overtake traffic which is turning right

It may be straddled to overtake cyclists

It may not be straddled

#14. This sign indicates? (dip/ridge sign)

Hump ahead

Dip or ridge ahead

Mountains ahead

#15. This sign means that: (traffic light out of order sign)

Rail road level crossing ahead

Traffic lights and rail road crossing ahead

Traffic lights out of order

#16. Which car stops? (Y-junction give way)

Car A

Car B

Car C

#17. Which car moves last at this intersection? (3-car cross)

Car B

Car A

Car C

#18. Which car goes last? (Y-junction 3 cars)

Car C

Car B

Car A

#19. When traveling at 90km/h I must leave a gap of:

Six vehicle lengths

Five vehicle lengths

Seven vehicle lengths

#20. When approaching a give way sign:

I am obliged to stop before proceeding

I am obliged to give way to traffic approaching the intersection on my right only

I may proceed with caution and without stopping provided there is no other approaching traffic

#21. I must dip my headlamps:

When approaching a railway level crossing.

When driving in a well lit area

When approaching an urban area

#22. In rural areas where traffic is not controlled, I should give precedence to:

Traffic approaching from a road on the left.

Traffic approaching from a road on the right.

Traffic already in the intersection regardless of which side it is coming from

#23. The insignia of a warning sign is:

A triangle

A circle

A rectangle

#24. When approaching a narrow bridge I must pay attention to:

Height restriction

Length restriction

Width restriction

#25. At a robot-controlled intersection where you have stopped over the pedestrian crossing lines, what do you do?

Decide to carry on

Reverse the vehicle

Stay where you are

Finish

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Tests

Impacting Driving, Defining The Future

Results

#1. Which car goes last? (4-way stop)

#2. Which car is breaking the law assuming vehicles are moving?

#3. This sign indicates? (railway crossing lights)

#4. The driver may not park closer to the corner than:

#5. Cyclists should ride:

#6. When facing a red robot with an illuminated straight ahead Green arrow I may:

#7. Which is the correct light sequence at a robot?

#8. A continuous white line in the center of the road may:

#9. Direction arrows used in conjunction with prohibition lines on a road surface:

#10. Which cars can move without breaking the law?

#11. I should always yield right of way to:

#12. This sign indicates? (cattle sign)

#13. A solid yellow line on the left hand side of the road indicates:

#14. This sign indicates? (dip/ridge sign)

#15. This sign means that: (traffic light out of order sign)

#16. Which car stops? (Y-junction give way)

#17. Which car moves last at this intersection? (3-car cross)

#18. Which car goes last? (Y-junction 3 cars)

#19. When traveling at 90km/h I must leave a gap of:

#20. When approaching a give way sign:

#21. I must dip my headlamps:

#22. In rural areas where traffic is not controlled, I should give precedence to:

#23. The insignia of a warning sign is:

#24. When approaching a narrow bridge I must pay attention to:

#25. At a robot-controlled intersection where you have stopped over the pedestrian crossing lines, what do you do?

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