Tasmania DKT Road Rules Practice Test 02

TASMANIA DKT ROAD RULES PRACTICE TEST 02

All of the questions that appear on the Tasmania learner’s practice test come from the official driver’s handbook. This handbook is available for download online, or you can pick up a copy at your local Drive Test Centre. The handbook lists all of the laws, rules, and road signs that drivers need to follow on the road or might see on the road. This is a lot of information.

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Tasmania Road Rules Test 2

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When driving on an L1 license, you must have a supervising driver with a full current Australian license with no period of disqualification or suspension in the last...?

One year

Three years

Two years

Six months

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Full license holders and supervisory drivers must at all times have a blood alcohol concentration below...?

0.6

0.4

0.5

0.3

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Bicycles must not ride within 2 m of the rear of a moving motor vehicle for more than what distance continuously?

250 m

50 m

200 m

150 m

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If a horse rider signals that they are having trouble controlling their horse, what should you do?

Pull over and turn off your engine

Sound your horn to warn you are coming through

Drive past slowly

Drive past as quickly as you can

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In which of the circumstances is it permissible to hold a mobile phone in your hand when driving?

None of them

To dial a number before speaking hands-free

To use as a GPS

To check a text message

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You must always leave what distance between your parked car and a fire hydrant?

3 m

1 m

2 m

50 cm

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A driver must wear a seatbelt at all times except...?

When pulling into a driveway

When the temperature is over 40°C

When traveling below 15 km/h

When reversing

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When you are going straight ahead at a roundabout, how should you indicate?

You don't have to indicate

Left just before you take your exit

Left as soon as you enter the roundabout

Right as soon as you enter the roundabout

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In what circumstances can you enter a bicycle storage area?

If it gives you a better view of the junction

If there are no cyclists present

If you got there before a cyclist

None

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Approaching a bus stop, you must not park within what distance of it ?

20 m

15 m

5 m

10 m

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When a school zone is active, what is the maximum speed limit?

30 km/h

40 km/h

20 km/h

50 km/h

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Approaching an oncoming vehicle or another vehicle from behind, you should dip your headlights when you get within...?

200 m

100 m

50 m

150 m

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Which of these should you not do when an emergency vehicle with lights or siren on comes up behind you?

Pull over to another lane

Stop if necessary

Pull over to the side of the road

Drive through a red light to get out of the way

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When overtaking a turning vehicle, entering or leaving a road, or avoiding a hazard, you can drive in a bus lane but only for a maximum of...?

50 m

150 m

100 m

200 m

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If you are turning left using a slip lane, you must give way to...?

Traffic on the road you're entering

Oncoming traffic turning right

All of these

Any traffic or pedestrians in the sleep time

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Which of these is the only permissible reason to drive across a double broken dividing line on the road?

To turn into another road, driveway or carpark

To do a three point turn

To overtake another vehicle

To do a U-turn

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Which of these is an influence of alcohol?

All of them

Slower reflexes

Overconfidence

Impaired hearing and vision

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What color L plates must you display on an L1 or L2 license?

Green on white

Red on white

Black on yellow

Red on black

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When can you proceed at a pedestrian crossing?

When waiting pedestrians have not begun to cross

When pedestrians have fully cleared your lane

When the pedestrians are half way across

When all pedestrians have left the crossing

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When parking your car you should always leave how much gap between your vehicle and those in front or behind?

1 m

50 cm

2 m

1.5 m

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What is the default speed limit in Tasmania in a country area on a sealed road?

80 km/h

110 km/h

100 km/h

90 km/h

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You are turning left from a continuing road into a terminating road at a T intersection. You must give way to...?

Pedestrians on the terminating road

Pedestrians on the continuing road

Oncoming traffic on the continuing road

Traffic coming from the terminating road

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You are turning left from a multilane road with no turn lines. From where should you make your turn?

The left lane

Straddling both lanes

Any of these

The right lane

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When must you give way to a bus?

When it is stopped without indicators on

When it is pulling out from the terminating road at an intersection

When it is crossing at a junction in front of you

When it is indicating to pull out

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Your horn should only be used as...?

A greeting

A warning

An expression of annoyance

A threat

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Tips for Tackling Tasmania’s Driving Test

Theoretical Preparation

Start by obtaining a copy of the ‘Road Users Handbook’ and ‘Tasmanian Road Rules Handbook,’ available online or at Service Tasmania, for a thorough understanding of local rules. In addition, utilize online practice tests that closely simulate the actual exam, enabling you to gauge your knowledge and improve your performance over time. Dedicate regular, focused study sessions that cover the breadth of road rules and signs. Remember, rote learning is not enough—the key is comprehension and application.

Brush Up on Practical Skills

Practicing with a licensed and experienced driver as often as possible will do wonders for your comfort and confidence behind the wheel. Begin with the basics and gradually include a variety of road conditions in your training. Familiarize yourself with the specific areas designated for testing, ensuring you understand the local lay of the land, road conditions, and common hazards. Utilize tools like appointment reminders, driving skill trackers, and road map apps to stay organized and on track.