ACT DKT ROAD RULES PRACTICE TEST 02

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 2

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In which of these areas should you be careful to watch out for signs changing the speed limit?

Worksite zones

All of them

Residential zones

School zones

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Slip lanes are to help drivers...?

Turning right

Parking

Going straight on

Turning left

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The legal limit for blood alcohol concentration (other than for drivers who must have a zero concentration) is what?

0.01

0.1

0.15

0.05

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The best way to beat driver fatigue is...?

To sleep well before you set off

To eat a big meal before you set off

To drink lots of coffee

To drive with the windows open

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Children below what age must always be restrained with a proper approved child restraint?

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On the approach to pedestrian crossing, you must park at least what distance from it?

20 m

15 m

10 m

30 m

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In what circumstances is it permissible not to report a crash to the police?

None

If damage is only minor

If the other driver doesn't stop

If nobody is hurt

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You must always park at least what distance from a fire hydrant?

1 m

10 m

2 m

5 m

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What sequence should you follow when making a left-hand turn?

Shoulder check, indicate, mirror

Mirror, shoulder check, indicate

Indicate, shoulder check, mirror

Indicate, mirror, shoulder check

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Which of these offences will collect one penalty point?

Driving at night without headlamps

Disobeying police directing traffic

Failing to keep left

Driving with passengers without seatbelts

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The lower section of a seatbelt should fit across your...?

Hips

Lap

Abdomen

Chest

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What is the default speed limit in ACT in a rural area?

80 km/h

120 km/h

100 km/h

90 km/h

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When there is a turn line at an intersection, you should...?

Track it with your right wheel

Stay to the left of it

Track it with your left wheel

Stay to the right of it

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When making a right-hand turn, you should make it from...?

As close to the right-hand kerb as possible

Where if you feel most comfortable

The centre of the lane

As close to the centreline as possible

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Children must sit in appropriate rearward facing child restraints/capsules until they reach what age?

9 months

12 months

3 months

6 months

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Using a handheld mobile phone while driving incurs a penalty of how many points?

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What is the default speed limit for a built-up area in ACT?

60 km/h

70 km/h

50 km/h

40 km/h

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Which of these vehicles is not permitted to use a bus lane in ACT?

Taxi

Hire car

Station wagon

Motorcycle

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If traffic lights are malfunctioning, what must you do?

Give way to all traffic from your right

Give way to all traffic from you left

Drive through as slowly as possible

Drive through as quickly as possible

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When do you have to give way to an emergency vehicle with lights and/or siren on?

At intersections

At night

On freeways

At all times

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A green traffic light means what?

Proceed under all circumstances

Proceed as you wish

Do not stop for anything

Proceed if safe to do so

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You are approaching a roundabout on a multilane road where you intend to turn off less than halfway round. Which lane should you choose?

The right lane

The left lane

The middle lane

Any lane

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When a sign indicates that you are permitted to turn left at a red light, you must...?

Give way to all pedestrians

Come to a complete stop first

Do all of these

Give way to any other traffic

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You can only overtake another vehicle if the road is marked with...?

A broken white line

A solid white line

A solid yellow line

Two solid white lines

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If you drive under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol, you may face...?

Loss of licence

Imprisonment

Financial penalties

All of these

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Preparing for the ACT Permit Test

Study Resources and Materials

The key to success is the right preparation. ACT offers a range of official resources, including the Road User’s Handbook and the Drive Safe ACT website. Supplement these with third-party guides and practice tests to broaden your understanding. Interactive materials like online practice tests can greatly enhance your learning experience.

Tips for Effective Preparation

Develop a study plan that covers all sections of the test. Allocate specific time slots for study and review. Regularly test your knowledge with timed sample questions to mimic the test environment. In addition to revising road rules, work on your hazard perception skills by engaging in practical exercises on the road as an observer.