ACT Car 3 - DKT Test

1.Who has the right of way in a roundabout?

All vehicles entering the roundabout

All vehicles already circulating in the roundabout

All vehicles in the outside lane of the roundabout

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2.Who must give way here?

Car B must give way.

There is no rule for this situation.

Car A must give way.

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3.Who must give way here?

Cars A and C

Car C

Car B

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4.You are in a built up area, but you cannot see any speed signs. How fast should you go?

50 km/h

40 km/h

60 km/h

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5.Can you carry a pillion passenger on a motorcycle if you hold a learner motorcycle licence?

Yes, but only on a motorcycle smaller than 451 cc.

No.

Yes.

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6.Which vehicle has the right of way here and why?

Car B has the right of way because Car A is at a Give Way sign.

Car A has the right of way because Car B is turning right across its path.

Car A has the right of way because Car B is at a stop sign.

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7.What is the legal limit for Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) for a full licence holder?

Under 0.08

Under 0.05

Under 0.02

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8.When is a school crossing in operation?

Whenever a crossing sign or flag is present

On weekday mornings and afternoons

Between the hours of 2 pm and 4 pm

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9.At what speed may a learner driver travel on a road with this sign?

No greater than 60 km/h

No greater than 100 km/h

No greater than 80 km/h

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10.To travel in this transit lane, how many passengers must a regular car have?

A regular car cannot travel in a transit lane.

Three passengers will do.

Two passengers will do.

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11.How would a provisional driver benefit from taking a Road Ready Plus course?

Reduced length of time to display 'P' plates

A higher demerit point limit

Both of the above

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12.Who can proceed at this traffic light?

Bicycles in the bicycle lane

All traffic

Buses in the bus lane

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13.Can you overtake a car on the left if there is more than one lane moving in your direction?

Yes, but only if traffic is congested.

No.

Yes.

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14.Can you turn left here?

Yes.

Yes, but only after the red circle light turns green.

Yes, but only if you haven't enough time to stop safely.

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15.Can Car A turn right here?

Yes.

Yes, but only if the right lane is empty.

No.

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16.You have arrived at a level crossing and the tracks are clear. Traffic has stopped ahead for a traffic light. Can you cross now?

No, not until you have enough room to cross completely.

Yes, but only if there is enough room to pull beside traffic in an emergency.

Yes, but only if there are no trains coming.

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17.You are driving, keeping to the limit. Several vehicles pass you. Your passengers suggests you should keep up with the other traffic. What should you do?

Decide your speed yourself, based on the speed limit and the conditions

Follow the suggestions and keep up with the traffic

Speed up to a little bit over the speed limit, because everyone does it

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18.How should a passenger who is less than six months old be seated?

Held firmly by an adult wearing a seat belt

In a rearward-facing child restraint

In a forward-facing child restraint

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19.Has this car correctly parked?

No.

Yes.

Yes, but only if the car has its hazard lights on.

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20.When must you stop at a pedestrian crossing?

Whenever there is a reasonable chance of a collision

Only when there are pedestrians in your lane

Always

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21.These two cars are turning right at this roundabout. Who is using the roundabout correctly?

Car B

Car A

Both cars

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22.Do you have to give way to anyone before you pull out of a driveway?

You must give way to all cyclists and vehicles.

You must give way to all pedestrians and cyclists.

You must give way to all pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles.

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23.Which of the following rules apply to a learner driver?

A full licence holder must supervise the learner driver at all times.

L' plates must be displayed at all times.

Both of the above rules apply.

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24.What does this sign mean?

Narrow road ahead; form one lane

Divided road ends ahead

Road narrows ahead

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25.You have arrived at a set of green traffic lights. When can you turn right?

After giving way to oncoming traffic

Not until you have a green turn arrow

Immediately because you have the right of way

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26.Which of the following is true about earning demerit points on a full licence?

Earning four or more demerit points in one year will lead to a suspension.

Earning 12 or more demerit points in five years will lead to a suspension.

Earning 12 or more demerit points in three years will lead to a suspension.

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27.What is the minimum recommended safe following distance?

Three seconds

15 metres

One second

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28.How many demerit points can a learner driver accrue before receiving a suspension?

Nine points within three years

Twelve points within three years

Four points within one year

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29.Can you drive straight through a red traffic light?

Yes, but only when the intersection is empty and you can see all approaching traffic.

No.

Yes.

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30.Can you turn left at a red traffic light?

Yes.

No.

Yes, but only after stopping and only if there is a 'Left Turn on Red Permitted' sign present.

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31.What is the Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) limit for learner and provisional licence holders?

0.00

0.00 for learner drivers and 0.02 for provisional drivers

0.05

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32.You are on a road with multiple lanes moving in each direction. Which lane should you drive in?

The left lane

The left lane unless you are overtaking

The right lane

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33.Should a pregnant woman wear a seat belt?

No.

Yes, but only while travelling over 80 km/h.

Yes.

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34.How close to a public post-box may you park?

Not within three metres

In front of it for up to 10 minutes

Not within three metres, except to pick up or set down passengers

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35.Can you perform a U-turn at an intersection with traffic lights?

Yes.

Yes, unless there is a No U-Turn sign there.

No, unless there is a U-Turn Permitted sign there.

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36.Who has the right of way here?

Car A

Car B

The pedestrian

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37.How close can these cars park to the pedestrian crossing?

Car A must be at least 10 m from the crossing; Car B must be at least 20 m from the crossing.

Car B must be at least 10 m from the crossing; Car A must be at least 20 m from the crossing.

Both cars must be at least 10 m from the crossing.

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38.What must you do at this sign?

Come to a complete stop, give way to traffic, and proceed when safe.

Proceed with caution; be prepared to stop if other vehicles are present.

Stop only when the sign's amber lights are flashing.

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39.How much alcohol can you drink before it begins to diminish your driving ability?

Alcohol can immediately affect your ability to drive.

You can have up to one standard drink before your driving suffers.

Your driving ability will suffer once you pass the legal limit.

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40.When can you cross a single unbroken white line?

When you need to enter or leave a driveway

When you need to pass a slow moving vehicle

In either of the above situations

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41.When are you required to slow down in a road worksite zone?

At all times when signed

Only when workers are present

Never (road work speed limits are recommendations only)

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42.How far must you park from an intersection?

20 m if it has traffic lights; 10 m otherwise

10 m

20 m

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43.Can you park on the footpath?

No.

Yes.

Yes, but only on the footpath in front of your property.

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44.At night, where can you use your high beams?

On any road whose speed limit is 60 km/h or higher

On any road

On any non-residential street

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45.You are turning left in this slip lane. Which of the following is true?

Only buses, taxis, and motorcycles can turn left here.

You have the right of way to turn left.

You must give way before turning left.

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