VICTORIA DKT ROAD RULES PRACTICE TEST 01

If you do and pass our learners’ practice tests, you are fully equipped to pass the official written exam. We are confident of this from the tons of comments we receive from learners who have passed the official exam after taking our practice tests.

/25

Victoria Road Rules Test 1

1 / 25

At a roundabout, which of these vehicles has priority?

A vehicle already on the roundabout

A vehicle intending to go straight on

A vehicle joining from the left

A vehicle joining from the right

2 / 25

In a no parking area, you are allowed to stop for how long if you are picking up or dropping off passengers/goods?

Three minutes

Eight minutes

Two minutes

Five minutes

3 / 25

On a road with a broken white dividing line, for normal driving you should...?

Drive right in the middle of the lane

Be as close to the dividing line is possible

Be as close to the left of the road as possible

Any of these

4 / 25

If you are involved in a crash causing death or injury and fail to stop and give assistance, you can go to prison for up to...?

5 years

2 years

1 years

10 years

5 / 25

When turning right at an intersection, the turn should begin...?

As soon you enter the intersection

Any of these

From as far as possible across the intersection

Just past the centre of the intersection

6 / 25

Where a bicycle storage area is present at traffic lights, you must not enter it when the lights are red...?

Unless no cyclists are present

Under any circumstances

Unless the lights are about to change green

Unless it's rush hour

7 / 25

You may travel in a tram lane in order to leave the road or avoid an obstruction, but you must not travel in it for more than...?

50 m

150 m

25 m

100 m

8 / 25

For a first offence of driving suspended, unlicenced, or while disqualified, you can be imprisoned for how long?

Four months

Six months

Two months

You can't

9 / 25

What percentage of crashes happen at intersections?

50%

25%

12.50%

75%

10 / 25

Two vehicles are approaching a T intersection, one on the terminating road and one on the continuing road. Who has right-of-way?

Whichever vehicle is larger

The vehicle on the continuing road

The vehicle on the terminating road

Whichever vehicle is traveling fastest

11 / 25

An instruction from a police officer overrides...?

Traffic signs

Traffic signals

All of these

Road markings

12 / 25

When you have overtaken a long vehicle, you should not pull back into its lane until you can see what in your rearview mirror?

The whole of its front

The middle of its front fender

Its right wing mirror

The driver

13 / 25

Which of these must you do when approaching a stop sign?

Maintain your speed unless other traffic is present

Slow down and be prepared to stop if necessary

Come to a complete stop

Proceed as normal unless there is good reason not to

14 / 25

On a road with a single continuous dividing line, which of these is a permitted reason to cross the line?

All of them

Making a U-turn

Leaving the road

Overtaking

15 / 25

You should never enter a railway crossing if...?

You can see a train coming

Any of these apply

You don't have a clear exit the other side

The lights are flashing

16 / 25

You may travel in a bicycle lane in order to leave the road or avoid an obstruction, but you must not travel in it for more than...?

75 m

50 m

25 m

100 m

17 / 25

As you enter a tunnel, you should...?

Sound your horn

Accelerate sharply

Take off your sunglasses

Turn on your hazard lights

18 / 25

You must not park within what distance of a fire hydrant?

1 m

5 m

3 m

7 m

19 / 25

A yellow traffic light means stop unless...?

The traffic on either side is stationary

You can't do so safely

There's no traffic coming from either left or right

You can get across the intersection before the red

20 / 25

When you are pulling away from the parking space, you must give way to...?

All of these

Cyclists

Buses

Other cars

21 / 25

If you miss your exit on the freeway, you should...?

Make a U-turn over the median strip

Carry on to the next exit

Reverse down the emergency lane

Do whichever of these is quicker

22 / 25

When crossing a footpath to enter a driveway, you must give way to...?

Wheelchair users

Pedestrians

All of these

Cyclists

23 / 25

You may only drive in a T3 transit lane if you are carrying at least...?

Two passengers

Three passengers

Four passengers

One passenger

24 / 25

When you want to take the third exit at a roundabout, how should you signal?

Left on entry right on exit

Right on entry right on exit

Right on entry left on exit

Left on entry left on exit

25 / 25

You must have your headlights and taillights on...?

From sunset to sunrise

From 9 PM to 6 AM

From half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise

From half an hour before sunset half an hour after sunrise

Your score is

Unveiling the Benefits of Victoria Practice Test

Practice tests have proven invaluable tools for learners seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills. By simulating real exam conditions, these tests provide a platform for students to assess their understanding and identify areas that require further improvement. Additionally, practice tests help to alleviate test anxiety by familiarizing individuals with the exam format and time constraints.

Furthermore, practice tests enable learners to develop effective study strategies and enhance their problem-solving abilities. Students can refine their critical thinking skills through repeated exposure to different questions and gain confidence in tackling challenging problems. Moreover, practice tests promote active learning by encouraging individuals to engage with the content actively, reinforcing their understanding and retention of key concepts.

In summary, practice tests are a powerful tool for learners, offering many benefits ranging from self-assessment and anxiety reduction to skill development and active learning. By incorporating practice tests into their study routine, individuals can optimize their learning experience and achieve success in their educational pursuits.
Understanding why they are crucial before you dive into the nitty-gritty of practice can strengthen your resolve to incorporate them into your test prep routine.

A Closer Look at the Advantages of Practice Tests

As mentioned earlier, practice tests provide a realistic simulation of an actual exam environment. This familiarization helps students feel more comfortable and prepared on test day, reducing test anxiety and improving performance. Additionally, multiple practice tests can help individuals identify their strengths and weaknesses, allowing them to concentrate on areas needing improvement.

Moreover, practice tests serve as a valuable self-assessment tool. By comparing their scores in practice tests to the actual exam results, learners can gauge their progress and adjust their study strategies accordingly. This process enables students to track their growth and make changes to achieve better outcomes.

Furthermore, practice tests facilitate active learning and retention of key concepts. Instead of passively reading or listening to information, learners actively engage with the content when taking a practice test. This approach promotes critical thinking and problem-solving skills, enhancing overall understanding and long-term retention.

Benefit 1: Increased Confidence

Self-assurance is often the key to tackling any test successfully. Your self-esteem grows with each completed practice test as you witness your improvement and grasp complex concepts.

Benefit 2: Familiarity with Test Format

Tests, including the Victoria Learners Test, often have a specific format and structure. Familiarizing yourself with these patterns can reduce surprises on the test day, preventing panic and confusion.

Benefit 3: Identifying Knowledge Gaps

A practice test can reveal where you need to focus your study efforts, allowing you to direct your attention to specific sections of the driver’s handbook and master the material.

Benefit 4: Time Management Skills

Learning to pace yourself during a timed practice test is priceless. It prepares you for the test, where time management can mean the difference between success and failure.

Benefit 5: Reducing Test Anxiety

The more you practice, the more accustomed you become to the test-taking environment, naturally reducing anxiety. You train your brain to handle the pressure by consistently exposing yourself to practice tests, making the test feel like another practice session.

Benefit 6: Enhancing Retention

Retrieving information during a practice test is a form of active recall proven to enhance memory. Therefore, regular practice testing can lead to better retention of information and a deeper understanding of the subject matter.

Benefit 7: Immediate Feedback

Practice tests often come with immediate scoring or answers, allowing you to identify and correct mistakes quickly. This immediate feedback loop accelerates learning and ensures incorrect knowledge is not retained.

Benefit 8: Encouraging Active Learning

Rather than passively reading or watching instructional content, practice tests compel you to actively engage with the material, apply knowledge, and solve problems. This active engagement promotes deeper learning and higher-order thinking skills.