ACT DKT ROAD RULES PRACTICE TEST 05

Once you have prepared sufficiently for your exam, you need to make sure that you schedule and pay for your exam. On the day of the exam, you will be required to show specific types of identification so you need to know exactly what they are well in advance. For instance, you will need proof of identity and residency (i.e. current medical card, current student ID, and etc).

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ACT Road Rules Test 5

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Which of these drivers has to give way to a pedestrian at a T intersection?

The driver on the terminating road

Neither of them

The driver on the continuing road

Both of them

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Driving away from a bus stop, you must not park within what distance of it?

5 m

20 m

15 m

10 m

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On a multilane road entering a roundabout, you want to go all the way around and back to where you came. Which lane should you choose?

The left-hand lane

The right-hand lane

The centre lane

Any lane

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Which of these places should you not park?

Right hand side of the road facing away from oncoming traffic

Left-hand side of the road facing oncoming traffic.

Right hand side of the road facing oncoming traffic

Left-hand side of the road facing away from oncoming traffic

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Which of these causes four-wheel skids?

Inadequate steering

Inadequate braking

Harsh steering

Excessive braking

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Children must use appropriate child restraints with inbuilt harness until they are what age?

5 years old

3 years old

2 years old

4 years old

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How long on average does it take a driver to apply the brakes after they have recognized a danger?

One second

Two seconds

Three seconds

Half a second

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The total stopping distance for a vehicle traveling 60 kilometres per hour is what?

35 m

55 m

45 m

65 m

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At bridges or narrow roads with give way signs, which of these vehicles should give way?

The larger vehicle

The vehicle already on the bridge/narrow road

The slower vehicle

The approaching vehicle

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If you are dazzled by the headlights of an oncoming vehicle, what should you do?

Sound your horn long and continuously

Stare straight into them

Put your own headlights on high beam

Look down and to the left

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When you are driving in fog, you should...?

Dip your headlights

Turn on full beams

Turn off all lights

Only use hazard lights

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In ACT, it is forbidden to do which of these with radar detection or jamming devices?

Buy them

Operate them

Sell them

All of them

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A head-on crash with another vehicle is almost certain to result in serious injury or death if you are traveling in excess of...?

90 km/h

80 km/h

70 km/h

100 km/h

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When approaching or coming up behind any other vehicle at night, you should dip your headlights at a minimum of what distance away?

50 m

150 m

200 m

300 m

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If you wish to change lanes while driving through a roundabout, you must...?

Sound your horn

Accelerate

Indicate

Decelerate

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Holders of provisional driver licences will lose their licence if they accumulate how many demerit points?

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When you are driving you should be concentrating on the space...?

All around you

Directly in front of you

To your left and right

Directly behind you

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If you move into the right-hand lane of a multilane road to overtake, you should return to the left lane...?

As soon as it is safe to do so

Unless it is clear ahead

Within 100 m

Within 60 seconds

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When you are approaching the crest of a hill or a curve, you should not overtake unless you have a clear view for a minimum distance of...?

100 m

25 m

150 m

50 m

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At an unmarked intersection, you should give way to...?

Traffic coming from in front

Traffic coming from the left

Traffic coming from the right

All of these

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If you caught on camera running a red light at over the speed limit, which offence will you be charged with?

Neither of them

The one that draws the biggest fine

Both of them

The one that draws the biggest points penalty

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In which of these circumstances should you give way to all other traffic?

When pulling away from the kerb

All of them

When leaving a carpark

When making a U-turn

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When entering a major road from an entry ramp/lane, you should aim to join the road at...?

50% of the speed limit

75% of the speed limit

Close to the speed limit

25% of the speed limit

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If you are traveling on a major arterial road and you miss your turnoff, you should...?

Make a U-turn

Go on to the next exit

Reverse up the hard shoulder

Any of these

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You should not enter the junction at a crossroads unless...?

You can get at least halfway across

You can get your whole car into the intersection

You can cross without stopping

You can get at least half your car into the intersection

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Mastering the Australian Capital Territory Learners Practice Test

Navigating the roads of Australia’s Capital Territory (ACT) is a significant responsibility for new drivers. Part of that critical step involves acing the ACT Learners Practice Test, a gateway for young drivers to gain their provisional license. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the importance and preparation of this test and show you the long-term benefits beyond simply passing an exam.

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