Victoria DKT Road Rules Practice Test 06

VICTORIA DKT ROAD RULES PRACTICE TEST 06

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Victoria Road Rules Test 6

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During which hours are you most likely to drive dangerously through fatigue?

10 AM-6 PM

10 PM-6 AM

6 PM-10 PM

6 AM-10 AM

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Driving at 60 km/h, what will your stopping distance be in dry conditions?

77 m

57 m

67 m

47 m

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What is the speed limit outside schools in Victoria?

30 km/h

50 km/h

60 km/h

40 km/h

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If you are found 'hooning' police can impound your vehicle for...?

5 days

60 days

15 days

30 days

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Which of these is the best description of the speed limit?

The minimum speed permitted

The recommended speed for the road

The maximum speed permitted

The speed you must travel at

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Which of these is the only thing that will reduce your blood alcohol concentration?

Cold showers

Vomiting

Fresh air

Time

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Which of these is the only good reason to remove a helmet from a motorcycle casualty?

They ask you to

They need CPR

They say it is uncomfortable

They say they have no neck damage

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Children must be seated in a child restraint or approved booster seat with seatbelt until they are what age?

Six years

Eight years

Five years

Seven years

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Which of these is qualified as a vehicle in the law, meaning they have give way rights as much as your car?

Bicycles

Road going mobility scooters

All of them

Horses

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Compared to a driver with 50 hours of experience, a new driver with 120 hours of experience is how much less likely to crash?

30%

20%

10%

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When driving on a probationary licence, you must display P plates of what colour?

Blue and green

Red and white

White and red

Yellow and black

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You are driving in a 60 km/h zone in wet conditions when a child runs out into the road 45 m ahead. What is the maximum speed at which you can travel and still be able to brake without hitting them?

40 km/h

45 km/h

50 km/h

55 km/h

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Which of these does cannabis do to your driving?

Lessens concentration

Reduces ability to avoid hazards

Increases reaction times

All of them

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It is recommended that children should continue to use a booster seat until they are at least what height?

145 cm

155 cm

135 cm

125 cm

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How can you be certain that you will be safely below the legal blood alcohol concentration limit when drinking before driving?

You can't

Count your drinks carefully

Eat a big meal

Only drink beer

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Which of these is an effect of alcohol on driving?

Poor decision-making

Slow reflexes

All of them

Overconfidence

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In a loading zone, an ordinary private car can stop for how long to load/unload passengers/goods?

Five minutes

Three minutes

It can't

One minute

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In what circumstances can the police ask you to take a breathalyzer test?

If it's after dark

If you were seen leaving a bar

If you are caught speeding

All circumstances

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When driving on a probationary licence, you must carry your licence with you...?

When driving in urban areas

When driving on freeways

Whenever you drive

When driving at night

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You can carry an unrestrained passenger in the back of a ute...?

If they have something to hold onto

Under no circumstances

If there is no room inside

If it is only a short trip

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

50 m

125 m

75 m

100 m

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In shared zones, what is the maximum speed limit?

15 km/h

10 km/h

20 km/h

5 km/h

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A learner permit/probationary licence holder found driving with a blood-alcohol concentration above 0.00 but below 0.05 will have their licence cancelled for how long (first offense)?

One week

One month

Three months

Three weeks

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What percentage of fatal crashes involve excess speed?

30%

20%

10%

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Children aged between four and seven should only be seated in the front seat if...?

They are the only person in the car apart from the driver

They prefer sitting in the front seat

All other seats are occupied by younger children

The rear seats are needed for luggage

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FAQs

In Victoria, what colour is the P1 probationary licence?
Red

In your first year as a solo driver, it is safest, regardless of restrictions, to keep your passenger numbers down to…?
One

In Victoria, to obtain a probationary licence under 21, you must have held your learner permit for a continuous period of…?
12 months

What percentage of driver fatalities in Victoria occurred where the driver had a blood alcohol concentration over 0.05?
30%

A learner permit/probationary licence holder found driving with a blood-alcohol concentration above 0.05 and below 0.10 will have their licence cancelled for how long (first offense)?
Six months

In Victoria, all repeat drunk driving offenses will be punished with a license cancellation of a minimum…?
One year

In what percentage of Victorian driver fatalities are medicines or illegal drugs involved?
30%

Children must never be seated in the front seat if they are under what age?
Four years

In Victoria, if you choose a 12 month extended demerit point period, any demerit points accrued during that period will result in a licence suspension of at least…?
6 months

In Victoria, you must carry your licence at all times when driving if you are under what age?
26