Free Vicroads car learners test online-4

You are driving vehicle A. Who must give way?

You must give way to vehicle B.

Vehicle B must give way to you.

The vehicle that gets to the intersection last must give way.

Correct! Wrong!

There are double white continuous lines painted in the centre of the road. Are you allowed to cross the lines to overtake?

You may cross the lines at any time.

You may only cross the lines to overtake if the road ahead is clear.

You must not cross the lines to overtake.

Correct! Wrong!

You can tell when new drivers are becoming more skilled because

they make fewer mistakes such as running wide on turns.

they drive on freeways more often.

they like driving at night.

Correct! Wrong!

Learner drivers will consistently make good driving decisions

only after a lot of experience and practice.

straight away because they have good reflexes.

after the first two practice sessions.

Correct! Wrong!

David wants to use the GPS navigation system in his car. What can he do to reduce the risk of crashing?

Turn off the GPS sound and rely only on the images.

Program the GPS before starting his journey.

Keep the GPS on his lap so he does not have to reach for it while driving

Correct! Wrong!

You are approaching a railway crossing. A railway employee is signalling you to stop. You cannot see any trains coming. What should you do?

Stop

Slow down and drive carefully across.

Sound your horn and drive across as quickly as possible.

Correct! Wrong!

You are stopped at a railway crossing without gates, booms or flashing lights. A train has just passed. What should you do?

Move off quickly so that vehicles behind you are not delayed.

Look carefully both ways to check for other trains before moving off.

Wait until vehicles are crossing in the other direction before moving off.

Correct! Wrong!

What should you do when you see horses on the road?

Slow down or stop if necessary to avoid a collision.

Drive past quickly.

Sound your horn until the horses move out of your way.

Correct! Wrong!

You are stopped at a Children's Crossing. Pedestrians are crossing in front of you. When are you allowed to drive forward?

Any time you can pass the pedestrians safely

When the pedestrians have left the crossing

After you have waited for at least two minutes

Correct! Wrong!

Which vehicle should cross the intersection first?

Vehicle A

Vehicle B

Vehicle C

Correct! Wrong!

You are driving vehicle A. There are no oncoming vehicles. Which diagram shows a situation where overtaking is allowed?

Diagram I

Diagram II

Diagram III

Correct! Wrong!

You are driving towards another vehicle at night. How close are you allowed to get to the other vehicle before you must 'dip' your headlights?

50 metres

100 metres

200 metres

Correct! Wrong!

You are driving towards a pedestrian crossing. A pedestrian steps onto the crossing without looking. Who is responsible for avoiding a collision?

It is your responsibility to approach a pedestrian crossing at a speed which will let you avoid a collision.

It is the pedestrian's responsibility to look before stepping onto the crossing.

It is your responsibility to stop only if the pedestrian is a child.

Correct! Wrong!

Vehicle A is parked. What is the minimum time you must signal before driving out of the parking bay?

1 second

5 seconds

10 seconds

Correct! Wrong!

You are in a vehicle waiting for a passenger who will get off a bus at a bus stop. Where is it best to wait?

Position I

Position II

Position III

Correct! Wrong!

Which vehicle is NOT allowed to make a U-turn?

Vehicle A

Vehicle B

Vehicle C

Correct! Wrong!

You are travelling at 50 km/h on a dry road. It takes 35 metres to stop. What happens when the road is wet?

You need more than 35 metres to stop.

You need less than 35 metres to stop.

The weather conditions do not affect the braking distance.

Correct! Wrong!

It is 5.00 pm on Monday. You see this sign in your lane. Which of these are you allowed to do?

Park your vehicle.

Change lanes.

Drop off a passenger.

Correct! Wrong!

Who must give way to the pedestrian?

Neither vehicle A nor vehicle B

Both vehicle A and vehicle B

Vehicle B only

Correct! Wrong!

When are you allowed to drive above the speed limit?

When overtaking on a freeway

In an emergency

Never

Correct! Wrong!

When are you allowed to use your vehicle's horn?

To warn other drivers of your position on the road

To let other drivers know that they are driving too fast

To inform other drivers of a dangerous situation further along the road

Correct! Wrong!

You are carrying a pregnant passenger in your vehicle. You should make sure that the lower part of her seat belt is sitting

across the baby bump. (Position A)

below the baby bump. (Position B)

around the knees. (Position C)

Correct! Wrong!

The outside mirrors of your car should be adjusted so that a part of the mirror shows

your reflection.

the inside of your car.

the edge of your car.

Correct! Wrong!

Your vehicle breaks down at the side of the road. What should you do?

Turn on your hazard warning lights.

Turn on your right indicator.

Put your headlights on full beam.

Correct! Wrong!

What should you do with your eyes while driving?

Focus your eyes on the vehicle in front.

Keep watching the traffic all around you.

Keep your eyes fixed on the rear view mirror.

Correct! Wrong!

Who has the highest risk of crashing?

Learner permit drivers

P1 probationary licence drivers

P2 probationary licence drivers

Correct! Wrong!

This sign indicates that

there are curves in the road for the next 45 kilometres.

45 km/h is the minimum speed you should drive around the curve.

45 km/h is the maximum speed you should drive around the curve in good conditions.

Correct! Wrong!

You are driving vehicle A. How can you avoid a head-on collision with vehicle B?

Slow down as safely as you can, and move off the road to the left if possible.

Turn your headlights on and sound your horn.

Continue straight ahead, since vehicle B is in the wrong.

Correct! Wrong!

Can you be sure of your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) when you drink alcohol?

You can be sure if you measure your BAC when you have some alcohol and then always drink the same amount.

You can never be sure of your BAC even when you drink the same amount of alcohol.

If you only have one can of beer you can be sure your BAC will be below the legal limit.

Correct! Wrong!

You are driving vehicle A. How should you manage the driving risk in this situation?

Slow down so that you can stop if the cyclist crosses the road.

Continue because the cyclist must give way to you.

Brake heavily to give way to the cyclist.

Correct! Wrong!

You are tired after a day's work, and need to drive a long distance. What should you do?

Sleep until refreshed before driving.

Drink coffee and drive immediately.

Open the windows and turn on the radio before driving.

Correct! Wrong!

What is a good way to test some of your driving performance when you are in a safe place?

Reverse in a straight line for an extended distance.

Accelerate as hard as possible around a corner.

Speed up, then brake suddenly.

Correct! Wrong!

Which vehicle must give way?

Vehicle A

Vehicle B

The vehicle that gets to the intersection last

Correct! Wrong!

Which vehicle must give way?

Vehicle A

Vehicle B

The vehicle that gets to the intersection last

Correct! Wrong!

You are driving vehicle A. You must give way to

pedestrian I only.

pedestrian II only.

both pedestrians I and II.

Correct! Wrong!

A tram stops ahead of your vehicle. Pedestrians get off the tram and wait to cross in front of you. You must stop

level with the driver's door.

level with the rear of the tram.

level with the rear door.

Correct! Wrong!

You are driving on a multi-lane freeway. There are no transit lanes. When are you allowed to drive in the right lane?

Only to overtake or when the road is congested

Only if you are travelling at the speed limit

At any time

Correct! Wrong!

You are driving on a freeway and pass this sign. You do not want to go on the tollway. What should you do?

Do a U-turn across the median strip.

Drive slowly in the emergency lane.

Take the next exit.

Correct! Wrong!

You are driving vehicle A. What should you do as you enter the freeway?

Stop

Slow down.

Adjust your speed to match the freeway traffic.

Correct! Wrong!

You are driving vehicle A. Which vehicles must you give way to?

Both vehicle B and vehicle C

Vehicle B only

Vehicle C only

Correct! Wrong!

You are driving vehicle A. You must give way to

both vehicle B and vehicle C.

vehicle B only.

neither vehicle B nor vehicle C.

Correct! Wrong!

You approach this set of traffic lights. The yellow light is flashing and there are no pedestrians waiting to cross. What should you do?

Stop

Drive through carefully.

Wait for a green light.

Correct! Wrong!

Learner drivers are more likely to improve their skills if they

only drive in safe conditions.

have a variety of different driving experiences.

mainly practice driving on long straight roads.

Correct! Wrong!

Your licence has been cancelled. You are

not allowed to drive under any circumstances.

allowed to drive only in an emergency.

allowed to drive to work if there is no other type of transport available.

Correct! Wrong!

What should be the main aim of a learner driver?

To pass their licence test

To drive consistently with no mistakes

To take their licence test after less than ten lessons

Correct! Wrong!

Free Vicroads car learners test online-4

You are driving vehicle A. Who must give way?

There are double white continuous lines painted in the centre of the road. Are you allowed to cross the lines to overtake?

You can tell when new drivers are becoming more skilled because

Learner drivers will consistently make good driving decisions

David wants to use the GPS navigation system in his car. What can he do to reduce the risk of crashing?

You are approaching a railway crossing. A railway employee is signalling you to stop. You cannot see any trains coming. What should you do?

You are stopped at a railway crossing without gates, booms or flashing lights. A train has just passed. What should you do?

What should you do when you see horses on the road?

You are stopped at a Children's Crossing. Pedestrians are crossing in front of you. When are you allowed to drive forward?

Which vehicle should cross the intersection first?

You are driving vehicle A. There are no oncoming vehicles. Which diagram shows a situation where overtaking is allowed?

You are driving towards another vehicle at night. How close are you allowed to get to the other vehicle before you must 'dip' your headlights?

You are driving towards a pedestrian crossing. A pedestrian steps onto the crossing without looking. Who is responsible for avoiding a collision?

Vehicle A is parked. What is the minimum time you must signal before driving out of the parking bay?

You are in a vehicle waiting for a passenger who will get off a bus at a bus stop. Where is it best to wait?

Which vehicle is NOT allowed to make a U-turn?

You are travelling at 50 km/h on a dry road. It takes 35 metres to stop. What happens when the road is wet?

It is 5.00 pm on Monday. You see this sign in your lane. Which of these are you allowed to do?

Who must give way to the pedestrian?

When are you allowed to drive above the speed limit?

When are you allowed to use your vehicle's horn?

You are carrying a pregnant passenger in your vehicle. You should make sure that the lower part of her seat belt is sitting

The outside mirrors of your car should be adjusted so that a part of the mirror shows

Your vehicle breaks down at the side of the road. What should you do?

What should you do with your eyes while driving?

Who has the highest risk of crashing?

This sign indicates that

You are driving vehicle A. How can you avoid a head-on collision with vehicle B?

Can you be sure of your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) when you drink alcohol?

You are driving vehicle A. How should you manage the driving risk in this situation?

You are tired after a day's work, and need to drive a long distance. What should you do?

What is a good way to test some of your driving performance when you are in a safe place?

Which vehicle must give way?

Which vehicle must give way?

You are driving vehicle A. You must give way to

A tram stops ahead of your vehicle. Pedestrians get off the tram and wait to cross in front of you. You must stop

You are driving on a multi-lane freeway. There are no transit lanes. When are you allowed to drive in the right lane?

You are driving on a freeway and pass this sign. You do not want to go on the tollway. What should you do?

You are driving vehicle A. What should you do as you enter the freeway?

You are driving vehicle A. Which vehicles must you give way to?

You are driving vehicle A. You must give way to

You approach this set of traffic lights. The yellow light is flashing and there are no pedestrians waiting to cross. What should you do?

Learner drivers are more likely to improve their skills if they

Your licence has been cancelled. You are

What should be the main aim of a learner driver?

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