1.Which of the following does NOT increase the risk of crashing or being seriously hurt?
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2.Which of these represents a dangerous distraction from your driving?
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3.You hold a P1 licence and you are convicted of speeding. What will the penalties be?
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4.What does this sign mean?
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5.Blind spots represent a major potential hazard. How can you see these blind spots?
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6.Besides mobile phones, what are some other potential distractions from driving?
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7.If you are a learner driver, your L plates must be visible
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8.Speed is a factor in almost ______ of all fatal crashes
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9.When driving in bad weather,
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10.What is the legal maximum Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) for a learner driver?
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11.Potential hazards can be anywhere. Therefore, instead of only looking ahead, you must also
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12.When you see this road sign, what should you do?
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13.Hazard perception is the ability to
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14.You arrive at an intersection where you wish to go straight, but a sign says 'Left Turn Only'. What should you do?
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15.On rainy or foggy days, you should
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16.You are driving into bright sunlight at dawn. The speed limit is 80 km/h and there is heavy traffic. You should
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17.Fatigue whilst driving, particularly at night, is also a major cause of crashes. It can
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18.Don’t mix driving with alcohol, drugs or other medicines. Instead,
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19.Refusing a breath test is an offence. What are the penalties if you are convicted?
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20.When you see this sign, what should you do?
Please select 2 correct answers
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21.Drivers are most likely to be involved in collisions if they
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22.In a vehicle, who must wear seatbelts or appropriate restraints?
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23.You must keep your vehicle at a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you. What is the minimum safe distance?
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24.You need to make a three-point turn on a narrow road. What should you do?
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25.What does this sign indicate?
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26.Leaving an adequate safety margin can help prevent crashes. In this context, what does 'safety margin' mean?
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27.If you hold a learner permit and are caught driving without being accompanied by the holder of a full licence,
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28.You are a learner driver. Your supervising driver tells you to drive slower than the speed limit. What should you do?
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29.You come across a traffic signal with a green bicycle light. What should you do?
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30.It can be difficult to drive smoothly whilst keeping all your attention on the vehicle in front. What are some other things you must focus on?
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31.Under Graduated Licensing System, if you are under 21 years of age, what must you do to obtain a learner permit?
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32.You are attempting to get a P1 licence. To pass the drive test, you must show that you can
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33.You are driving on the freeway and you feel a tyre blow out. What should you do?
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34.Drivers have to make quick decisions whilst driving. If you are not confident about your driving skills, you should practise driving
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35.If you miss your exit whilst driving on the freeway or highway, you should
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36.While you are driving, another driver starts to beep his or her horn at you, urging you to drive faster. What should you do?
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37.Speed signs tell you
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38.What does this sign mean?
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39.You are driving at night and a car with its high-beam headlights on is approaching you from behind. What should you do?
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40.When you are driving and you see an emergency vehicle coming towards you, sounding an alarm or showing flashing red or blue lights, you should NOT
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41.Which of these is NOT a dangerous outcome of using a mobile phone?
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42.A learner driver who is under 21 years of age must log at least _____ hours of supervised driving practice.
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43.According to the road and traffic rules, which car goes first?
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44.When you see this road sign, what should you do?
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45.You are driving vehicle A. Who must give way?
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