Free Queensland Truck learners test 1

1.A heavy vehicle includes any motor vehicle greater than?

4.2 tonnes Gross Vehicle Mass

4.5 tonnes Gross Vehicle Mass

6.0 tonnes Gross Vehicle Mass

3.5 tonnes Gross Vehicle Mass

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2.Can any vehicles display at the rear, a sign - 'DO NOT OVERTAKE TURNING VEHICLE'?

No. Only vehicles not fitted with flashing lamp signaling devices

Yes

No. Only vehicles 7.5 metres or over in length

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3.When travelling outside a built up area and not in a road train area what is the minimum distance to be maintained between long vehicles?

60 metres

10 metres for every 10 kilometres per hour you are travelling

100 metres

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4.Is it compulsory to wear seat belts in a heavy vehicle?

No

Sometimes

Yes, if fitted

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5.Can the licensed driver of a heavy combination vehicle legally drive a heavy rigid vehicle?

No

Only if empty

Yes

Only at daytime

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6.In the event of a load falling from a vehicle onto a road, who is responsible for its removal?

The driver of the vehicle

The Local Authority or Council

The general public

The owner of the vehicle

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7.What is the maximum allowable width of a vehicle over 4.5 tonnes Gross Vehicle Mass not including mirrors and signaling devices?

3.2 metres

3.0 metres

2.8 metres

2.5 metres

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8.If you have an open driver licence (and do not hold driver accreditation), when are you required to carry your driver licence?

At all times when driving

When driving a vehicle with a Gross Vehicle Mass exceeding 4.5 tonnes

During daylight hours

Only when the vehicle exceeds 80 kilometres per hour

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9.If you are required to carry portable warning signs, how many do you require?

7

4

2

3

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10.What is the maximum speed limit (unless signposted otherwise) for a vehicle over 12 tonnes Gross Vehicle Mass?

10 kilometres per hour under the signed speed limit

100 kilometres per hour

60 kilometres per hour

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11.Where should portable warning devices be placed when a vehicle has broken down?

At front, road side and rear of the vehicle

On the roof of the vehicle

Front and rear only

In front of all drivers side tyres

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12.The driver of a heavy vehicle, or long vehicle must not park for more than one hour in a built-up area unless -

A sign permits otherwise or if actively involved in loading or unloading

No other vehicles are close by

It is after 5 p.m. and before 8 a.m.

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13.Which vehicles are required to carry portable warning devices?

None

Vehicles over 4.3 metres in height

Vehicles over 12 tonnes Gross Vehicle Mass

All heavy vehicles

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14.What is the maximum speed limit (unless signposted otherwise) for heavy vehicles in a built-up area?

60 kilometres per hour

40 kilometres per hour

10 kilometres per hour under the signed speed limit

50 kilometres per hour

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15.What is the minimum rest period for a solo driver of a fatigue regulated heavy vehicle in any 24 hour period, who is operating under standard work and rest arrangements?

8 continuous hours

12 continuous hours

6 continuous hours

7 continuous hours

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16.What is the maximum height allowed of a heavy vehicle except a livestock or car carrier or a double-decker bus?

4.9 metres

4.5 metres

3.9 metres

4.3 metres

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17.When loading freight containers, they should be secured to the vehicle by -

Rope over top of container and secured to the vehicle

Twist locks to secure all four corners of the container

Tarpaulin over top of container and secured to the vehicle

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18.Does a school bus that operates outside or partly outside an urban area have to operate flashing warning lights when picking up and setting down passengers?

No

Yes

Only when road conditions are bad

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19.What is the maximum speed allowed for a heavy vehicle over 12 tonnes GVM?

60km/h

10km/h under the signed speed limit

100km/h

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20.When travelling outside a built-up area on single-lane roads (but not in a road train area), what is the minimum distance to be maintained between long vehicles?

60m

100m

10m for every 10 km/h you are travelling

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21.If you are driving a heavy or long vehicle, you must not park for more than one hour in a built-up area unless:

No other vehicles are close by

It is after 5pm and before 8am

A sign permits it, or you are actively involved in loading or unloading

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22.What is the minimum rest period for a solo driver of a fatigue-regulated heavy vehicle who has completed 12 hours work operating under standard work and rest arrangements?

6 continuous hours

7 continuous hours

8 continuous hours

12 continuous hours

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23.Before backing up, you should look where?

Side mirrors

to the rear

to the front

All of the above

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24.If your vehicle has air brakes how often should you drain the air tanks?

Every 3 days

Every day

Every week

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25.You see this sign, but there doesn't appear to be any work in progress. Do you still need to slow to 40 km/h?

No, the speed is recommended and not enforceable.

No, speed limits at roadwork sites are only enforceable while work is taking place.

Yes, speed limits at roadwork sites are enforceable regardless of whether work is taking place.

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26.Are roadside drug tests performed on the roads?

No.

Yes, but only after a positive alcohol test.

Yes.

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27.You drive past this sign. What does it tell you?

On the roads in this area, you are allowed to drive no faster than 60 km/h in good conditions.

On this road, you are allowed to drive no faster than 60 km/h in good conditions.

The recommended speed limit for this road is 60 km/h.

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28.How many demerit points will result in the suspension of your learner licence?

Twelve within a three-year period

Five within a twelve-month period or twelve within a three-year period

Four within a twelve-month period

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29.When you encounter a STOP sign at an intersection, what must you do?

Give way to other vehicles and then proceed.

Come to a complete stop and then proceed.

Come to a complete stop and then give way as needed.

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30.You are travelling through the country but cannot find any speed signs. At what speed should you travel?

100 km/h

80 km/h

110 km/h

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31.You can use a mobile phone that is held in your hand when sitting in the driver’s seat:

at any time when you are driving an automatic vehicle.

at any time when the phone call is less than five minutes long.

when you are stopped at traffic lights or stopped in traffic.

only when your vehicle is parked.

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32.What does this sign mean?

No right turn allowed.

Turn around and go back, you are going the wrong way.

Sharp bend to the right ahead, slow down and drive carefully.

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33.Is it correct that drugs such as cold and flu pills, codeine and sedatives can combine to affect your ability to drive safely?

No.

Yes, but only if you drink alcohol when taking them.

Yes.

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34.What sign must be displayed to the rear of a B-Double?

ROAD TRAIN.

B-DOUBLE.

LONG VEHICLE.

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35.Speed limiters for road trains are required to be set for what maximum speed capability?

90 Km/h.

100 Km/h.

110 Km/h.

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36.A road train is a truck hauling how many trailers?

Two or more.

One only.

Two only.

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37.A B-Double is:

An articulated vehicle with a second semi-trailer attached to the rear of the first semi-trailer by means of a draw bar.

An articulated vehicle with a second semi-trailer attached to the rear of the first semi-trailer by means of a turntable.

A truck hauling two or more trailers.

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38.Which of the following is true when you are coupling a vehicle and trailer?

Your prime mover and semi-trailer should be in a straight line.

Your prime mover and semi-trailer should be at a 90 degree angle.

You should never use your hand brake.

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39.A B-Double must be speed limited so that it has a maximum road speed capability of:

90 Km/h

100 Km/h.

110 Km/h.

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40.Must all units in a road train combination be registered?

Yes, only if operating outside the approved area.

No, only the hauling unit.

Yes.

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41.Can a 'Road Train' sign be displayed on vehicles that are not coupled together as a road train?

Yes if they travel less than 80 Km from the vehicle

No

Yes

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42.A Road train is:

A prime mover and semi-trailer hauling one or more trailers one of which must be a dog trailer.

A large vehicle capable of hauling two semi-trailers.

A truck hauling two or more trailers or a prime mover and semi-trailer hauling one or more trailers.

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43.What sign must be fitted to the back of a B-double?

Over-dimensional vehicle.

Long vehicle.

Wide vehicle.

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44.What is the maximum allowable width of a B-Double?

1.5 metres.

2.5 metres.

3.5 metres.

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45.Look at the diagram. The diagram shows a trailer with a tandem axle fitted with 8 standard tyres. The maximum statutory axle load is:

9.0 tonnes.

13.0 tonnes.

16.5 tonnes.

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Free Queensland Truck learners test 1

1.A heavy vehicle includes any motor vehicle greater than?

2.Can any vehicles display at the rear, a sign - 'DO NOT OVERTAKE TURNING VEHICLE'?

3.When travelling outside a built up area and not in a road train area what is the minimum distance to be maintained between long vehicles?

4.Is it compulsory to wear seat belts in a heavy vehicle?

5.Can the licensed driver of a heavy combination vehicle legally drive a heavy rigid vehicle?

6.In the event of a load falling from a vehicle onto a road, who is responsible for its removal?

7.What is the maximum allowable width of a vehicle over 4.5 tonnes Gross Vehicle Mass not including mirrors and signaling devices?

8.If you have an open driver licence (and do not hold driver accreditation), when are you required to carry your driver licence?

9.If you are required to carry portable warning signs, how many do you require?

10.What is the maximum speed limit (unless signposted otherwise) for a vehicle over 12 tonnes Gross Vehicle Mass?

11.Where should portable warning devices be placed when a vehicle has broken down?

12.The driver of a heavy vehicle, or long vehicle must not park for more than one hour in a built-up area unless -

13.Which vehicles are required to carry portable warning devices?

14.What is the maximum speed limit (unless signposted otherwise) for heavy vehicles in a built-up area?

15.What is the minimum rest period for a solo driver of a fatigue regulated heavy vehicle in any 24 hour period, who is operating under standard work and rest arrangements?

16.What is the maximum height allowed of a heavy vehicle except a livestock or car carrier or a double-decker bus?

17.When loading freight containers, they should be secured to the vehicle by -

18.Does a school bus that operates outside or partly outside an urban area have to operate flashing warning lights when picking up and setting down passengers?

19.What is the maximum speed allowed for a heavy vehicle over 12 tonnes GVM?

20.When travelling outside a built-up area on single-lane roads (but not in a road train area), what is the minimum distance to be maintained between long vehicles?

21.If you are driving a heavy or long vehicle, you must not park for more than one hour in a built-up area unless:

22.What is the minimum rest period for a solo driver of a fatigue-regulated heavy vehicle who has completed 12 hours work operating under standard work and rest arrangements?

23.Before backing up, you should look where?

24.If your vehicle has air brakes how often should you drain the air tanks?

25.You see this sign, but there doesn't appear to be any work in progress. Do you still need to slow to 40 km/h?

26.Are roadside drug tests performed on the roads?

27.You drive past this sign. What does it tell you?

28.How many demerit points will result in the suspension of your learner licence?

29.When you encounter a STOP sign at an intersection, what must you do?

30.You are travelling through the country but cannot find any speed signs. At what speed should you travel?

31.You can use a mobile phone that is held in your hand when sitting in the driver’s seat:

32.What does this sign mean?

33.Is it correct that drugs such as cold and flu pills, codeine and sedatives can combine to affect your ability to drive safely?

34.What sign must be displayed to the rear of a B-Double?

35.Speed limiters for road trains are required to be set for what maximum speed capability?

36.A road train is a truck hauling how many trailers?

37.A B-Double is:

38.Which of the following is true when you are coupling a vehicle and trailer?

39.A B-Double must be speed limited so that it has a maximum road speed capability of:

40.Must all units in a road train combination be registered?

41.Can a 'Road Train' sign be displayed on vehicles that are not coupled together as a road train?

42.A Road train is:

43.What sign must be fitted to the back of a B-double?

44.What is the maximum allowable width of a B-Double?

45.Look at the diagram. The diagram shows a trailer with a tandem axle fitted with 8 standard tyres. The maximum statutory axle load is:

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