WA DKT ROAD RULES PRACTICE TEST 03

It should be your aim to pass with flying colors keeping in view the fact that you are aware of all the rules of driving, and thus, you could be a better and safe driver. Also, the best thing to help you would be a practice test and you can practice and match answers to see where you stand!

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Western Australia Road Rules Test 3

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If a child runs out into the road in front of you and your travelling at 65 km/h, assuming you are alert and have good brakes, what speed will you be travelling when you hit them?

32 km/h

12 km/h

22 km/h

2 km/h

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On a road with no marked lanes, you should...?

Keep as far left as practical

Any of these

Keep as far right as practical

Drive in the centre when possible

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A person may not ride in the tray of a Ute...?

Unless there are at least two fixed points they can hold onto

Unless they are a consenting adult

Under any circumstances

Unless it has rollover bars fitted

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If you are going straight on at a roundabout, you should...?

Signal right as you enter and left as you get to your exit

Not signal at all

Not signal as you enter but signal after you pass the exit before yours

Signal right as you enter and nothing as you leave

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Which is the is the only time an ordinary driver is allowed not to wear a seatbelt?

On a one-way single lane road with no other traffic

When driving below 15 km/h

When stationary at traffic lights

When reversing

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You must not park within what distance of the leaving side of a pedestrian/children's crossing?

10 m

5 m

20 m

15 m

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If you drive with a blood alcohol concentration over the legal limit, you could face...?

A large fine

Imprisonment

All of these

Losing your vehicle

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What is the highest permissible speed for a learner driver in Western Australia?

110 km/h

90 km/h

100 km/h

80 km/h

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You must not make U-turns unless you can do it...?

Without making traffic swerve

Without making traffic slow down

Without making traffic stop

Without interfering in traffic in any way

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Tyre pressures should always be checked...?

When tyres are cold

After a short journey

Any of these

After a long journey

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A child must be placed in a child restraint with inbuilt harness until they are what age?

Four years

Five years

Two years

Three years

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When travelling at high speed, you may need to signal your intention to turn or switch lanes...?

Up to 300 m in advance

Up to 200 m in advance

Up to 50 m in advance

Up to 100 m in advance

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It is an offence to use your horn for anything but...?

Moving people out the way

Giving a warning

Greeting others

Expressing annoyance

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Which of these will sober you up if you've been drinking?

Soft drinks

Fresh air

Time

Coffee

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Which of these should you avoid using when driving in fog or smoke?

Fog lights

High beam headlights

Low beam headlights

Any of these

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On roads with lane markings, cyclists may legally use...?

The left-hand half of the lane

The whole lane

The left-hand third of the lane

The space of one meter out from the kerb

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Which of these effects does alcohol have on a driver?

All of them

Impairs judgment

Gives them false confidence

Impairs concentration

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Not giving way to incident response vehicles (emergency breakdown vehicles) is...?

At the driver’s discretion

Acceptable in some circumstances

An offence

Not compulsory

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If there is no stop line or stop sign at a railway crossing, you should always stop at least how far from the nearest rail?

2 m

4 m

3 m

1 m

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All learner drivers must always have a maximum blood alcohol content of...?

0.03

0.01

0.02

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You should enter a freeway at...?

A right angle

Any of these

A shallow angle

A steep angle

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The speed limit represents...?

The suggested speed for all conditions

The suggested speed for a road

The minimum speed for road

The maximum speed for road

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Road users between 17 and 24 years of age make up what fraction of Western Australia's road deaths?

One half

One third

One quarter

One eighth

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With which of these road markings are you allowed to overtake?

Solid on both sides

Broken on your side, solid on the other

Single solid

Solid on your side, broken on the other

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Your brake lights must be bright enough to be clearly visible in direct sunlight at a distance of...?

80 m

40 m

20 m

60 m

Your score is

Common Mistakes to Be Conscious Of

Blind Spot Neglect

Failing to check the blind spots can lead to dangerous situations, especially when changing lanes or turning. Cultivate a habit of shoulder checking in addition to using mirrors, as it provides a complete view of the surrounding traffic.

Adhering to Speed Limits and Traffic Signs

One of the most frequent errors is neglecting to follow speed limits or obeying the guidance of traffic signs. Be diligent about monitoring your speed and be prepared to adjust it according to the road conditions. Consistent observation and interpretation of traffic signs are also crucial for safe driving and exam success.

Steering Wheel Placement

The incorrect hand position on the steering wheel can compromise control and is often a subtle yet important evaluation point during the test. The recommended ’10 and 2′ or ‘9 and 3’ hand positions provide the best leverage and control over the vehicle, so practice keeping your hands in these positions whenever possible.

Improper Lane Use

A common mistake many learners make is incorrect or unsafe lane usage. This includes failing to signal when changing lanes, not maintaining lane position during turns, or using the wrong lane at traffic lights and roundabouts. Always be aware of lane markings and signage, using them as guides to ensure you’re in the correct lane well before making a turn or lane change. Practice makes perfect, so take the time to familiarize yourself with lane usage rules and apply them diligently whenever you’re on the road.