North Australia Car 1

1.Which of the following is most correct?

Car A is at a stop line and Car B is at a give way line

Car A needs directions and Car B has broken down

Car A is at a give way line and Car B is at a stop line

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2.You see this sign while driving through the country. What does it mean?

The speed limit is no longer 60 km/h. You can now drive as fast as you want

The speed limit is no longer 60 km/h. The state default speed limits now apply

The work site that you have driven through has ended. The speed limit is now 60 km/h

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3.You arrive at a traffic light, but instead of seeing a red or green signal, you see a flashing yellow signal. What does this mean?

Treat the flashing yellow light like a give way sign

The traffic is broken. Come to a complete stop and then proceed with extreme caution

The light is about to turn red. You must stop if it is safe to do so

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4.Are roadside drug tests performed on Territory roads?

No

Yes, but only an accident or when there is a reasonable suspicion of drug use

Yes, at random as well as after an accident or when there is a reasonable suspicion of drug use

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5.Which vehicle has right of way?

A

B

Both A and B

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6.You are driving through an urban area at 60 km/h. When can you stick your arm outside your car window?

Whenever you wish, so long as you don’t exceed 80 km/h

Never

Only if your car’s signals aren’t working

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7.Which vehicle has right of way?

Both A and B

A

B

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8.What should you consider when parking near a bus stop?

You cannot park 20m before or 10m after a bus stop

There are no special considerations

You cannot park 10 m before or 20 m before a bus stop

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9.Which vehicle has right of way?

A

B

Both A and B

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10.Can you drive unsupervised while on L plates?

No, you must be a accompanied by a person with a full Australian licence

Yes

No, you must be accompanied by a person with a full or provisional Australian licence

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11.You are approaching a hill or curve. You must not cross the centre line to overtake:

If you cannot see clear road ahead for 75 metres.

If you do not have a clear view of any approaching traffic.

If you cannot see clear road ahead for 100 metres.

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12.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

Yes, speed limit at work sites are enforceable regardless of whether work is taking place

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

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

Five within a twelve-month period

Twelve within a three-year period

Four within a twelve-month period

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14.Assuming that there is no oncoming traffic, can Car A overtake Car B?

No, because there is a broken white line on Car A’s side of the road

Yes, because Car B is too slow

Yes, because there is a broken white line on Car A’s side of the road

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15.Both vehicles are stopped at this intersection. Which vehicle has right of way?

Both A and B

A

B

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16.Which vehicle has right of way?

B

A

Both

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17.Can you use a mobile phone while your vehicle displays L plates?

No

Yes, so long as it is hands free

Yes, but only when stopped at a red light

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18.Which vehicle has right of way?

A

B

Both A and B

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19.Are you required to display your L plates while driving?

No, the territory has no requirement to display L plates

Yes, L plates must be clearly displayed at the front and back of your vehicle at all times

Yes, L plates must be displayed at the front and back of your vehicle in urban areas only

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20.How close can you park to a fire hydrant?

You must be at least 5m from it

You must be at least 1m from it

You must be at least 3m from it

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21.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 an then give way as needed

Come to a complete stop and then proceed

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22.When you encounter a give way sign, what must you do?

Slow down and prepare to give way to any vehicles ahead

Come to a complete stop and then give way to other vehicles before proceeding

Do nothing; it is only a warning of an upcoming intersection

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23.You drive past this sign. What does it mean?

The recommended speed limit is 60 km/h in good conditions

Checkpoint! You have an extra 60 seconds on your timer!

You are not allowed to exceed 60 km/h in good conditions

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

Trucks often stop on this road; use caution

Trucks often drive on this road; use caution

Trucks often cross or enter this road; use caution

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25.At night, when you approach an oncoming vehicle, you should:

Put your lights on high beam, to make your vehicle more easily seen.

Carefully watch the vehicle by looking directly at its headlights.

Not look at its headlights, but keep left and watch the left of the road.

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26.Is Car A allowed to overtake Car B?

Yes

Yes, but only if Car B is going at least 40 km/h below the speed limit

No, you cannot overtake across double white lines

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27. Is Car A allowed to overtake Car B?

No, because there is a continuous white line on Car A’s side of the road

Yes, because there is a broken white line on the other side of the road

Yes, because Car B is too slow

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28.Is there a maximum speed limit for learner drivers?

No, learner drivers must obey the usual speed limits

Yes, 110 km/h

Yes, 80 km/h

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29.You approach a traffic light which does not have a U-turn lane. Can you perform a U-turn here?

No

Yes, but only if there is a ‘U-Turn Permitted’ sign here

Yes, unless there is a ‘No U-Turn’ sign here

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30.You see this sign before a corner. What does it tell you?

The recommended speed limit for this corner is 80 km/h in poor conditions

The recommended speed limit for this corner is 80 km/h in good conditions

The enforceable speed limit for this corner is 80 km/h

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31.When are you required to carry your licence with you?

When you’re driving at night

Whenever you’re driving

Never

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32.Is the car using the roundabout correctly?

Yes, because there is no other traffic present

No, the car has started in the wrong lane

Yes, because the car has started in the correct lane

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33.What is the minimum safe distance for following another car?

Four seconds

Close enough to make eye contact through their rear view mirror

Three seconds

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34.Which vehicle has right of way?

A

B

Both A and B

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35.Are you allowed to exceed the speed limit when overtaking?

Yes

Yes, but only when you are in a hurry

No

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36.An adult passenger you are carrying is not wearing a seatbelt. Who will be fined in case of conviction?

The driver and the passengers

Only the driver

Only the passengers

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37.You are travelling through the country but cannot find any speed limit signs. At what speed should you travel if you hold a full licence?

110 km/h

80 km/h

100 km/h

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38.You are travelling through a residential area, but you cannot find any speed limit signs. At what speed should you travel?

60 km/h

50 km/h

70 km/h

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39.What does this sign mean?

There is no parking here

Pedestrians only; no vehicles allowed

Watch for pedestrians here

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40.How close can you park to a railway level crossing?

10 m

20 m

5 m

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41.Which vehicle has right of way?

A

B

Both

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42.What is the legal maximum Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) you can have while driving with your L plates?

0.02

0.05

0.00

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43.You approach a set of traffic lights. The lights turn yellow before you reach them. What should you do?

If you drive at the speed limit and the lights stay yellow, you can continue through

You must come to a complete stop, but only if it is safe to do so

If you are less than 50 m from the lights, you can briefly speed up to get through

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44.Which vehicle has right of way?

A

B

Both A and B

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45.What should you do when driving near trucks?

Try to avoid the large blind spots that trucks have

Give a turning truck extra space because it may need more than one lane

Do both of the above

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