VICTORIA DKT ROAD RULES PRACTICE TEST 03

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Victoria Road Rules Test 3

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People not wearing seatbelts are how much more likely to die in a crash by being thrown from the vehicle?

25 x

10 x

5 x

15 x

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Which of these is the only reason for flashing your headlights or using your horn?

To greet an acquaintance

To give a warning

To make a threat

To express annoyance

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If you are driving on a road with no lane markings, you can only overtake a vehicle on its left-hand side if...?

You can give it a metre clearance

It's turning right

It's traveling below 20 km/h

No other traffic is present

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What is the speed limit in a built-up area in Victoria?

40 km/h

60 km/h

50 km/h

70 km/h

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You want to turn right from a two-way road into a two lane one-way road. Which lane should you aim to join?

The right-hand lane

You should straddle the two lanes

Any of these

The left-hand lane

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If you start to experience fatigue when driving, what should you do?

Drink some coffee

Open the windows

Turn up the radio

Stop and nap

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Which of these describes the best way to deal with a curve or bend in the road?

Slow on entry accelerate leaving

Maintain a constant speed throughout

Accelerate on entry slow down leaving

Brake as you go through the apex

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If you are driving a vehicle over 7.5 m long and following another long vehicle out of a built-up area on a single lane road, you must keep at least how far back from it?

40 m

60 m

20 m

80 m

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If you have a tire blowout when driving, you should...?

Loosen your grip on the steering wheel

Accelerate hard

Keep a firm grip on the steering wheel

Let go of the steering wheel

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With a blood alcohol concentration of 0.05, how much more likely is a driver to crash?

50%

75%

20%

100%

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When making a left turn, you should approach an intersection...?

Any of these

As close to the left-hand side as possible

Right in the middle of your lane

As close to the centre of the road as possible

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Refusing to take a breath, blood or saliva test when asked to do so by police will result in a minimum disqualification from driving of...?

Six months

Two years

Three years

One year

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Learner drivers must have a supervisor who holds...?

Any of these

A full driver licence

At least a P1 licence

At least a P2 licence

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When there is a continuous white dividing line on your side of the road, you must not park (unless a sign says otherwise) unless you can leave how much space between the outer edge of your vehicle and the line?

1 m

3 m

2 m

4 m

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When arrows indicate that you can turn left from multiple lanes, you should attempt to...?

Stay between two lanes

Join the far left lane

Join the far right lane

Join the same lane you are leaving

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When you identify potential hazards, what should you do?

Immediately sound your horn

Slow down and cover the brake

Brake immediately

Maintain speed and cover the brake

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A car you are following passes an object up ahead. You shouldn't pass that object until how long has passed?

1.0 seconds

0.5 seconds

2 seconds

1.5 seconds

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Which of these age groups of drivers is most likely to be involved in a crash?

18-25

38-55

55+

25-38

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Children must be seated in a child restraint with inbuilt harness facing rearward until they are what age?

Six months

One year

Three months

Nine months

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A headcheck means doing what?

Looking over your shoulder

Looking in your side mirrors

Making sure you are relaxed enough to drive

Looking in your driver mirror

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If your brakes fail when driving, the first thing to do is...?

Immediately steer off the road

Pull the handbrake hard

Pump the brake pedal

Sound your horn

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The maximum permitted blood alcohol concentration for a person driving on a probationary licence is...?

0.02

0.01

0.03

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Which of these will eliminate your blind spots when driving?

Properly set up rearview mirror

Properly set up left side mirror

Properly set up right side mirror

None of them

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What colour is the P2 probationary licence?

Blue

Red

Green

Yellow

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A fully licenced driver may only make mobile calls when driving if...?

They are traveling below than 30 km/h

They have stopped, e.g. at traffic lights

The call will last less than five minutes

It is securely fixed in a holder

Your score is

Test Day Tips and Strategies

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Relaxation Techniques

Practice calming techniques such as deep breathing and visualization to keep anxiety at bay.

Time Management Strategies

Divide your time according to the number of questions and sections. If you encounter a difficult question, move on and return to it later.

Reading Questions Carefully

Understanding the question is half the battle. Take the time to read every question thoroughly to ensure you’re not missing any details.

Using the Process of Elimination

When in doubt, use the process of elimination to improve your chances of selecting the correct answer.

Effective Revision Strategies

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Distribute Your Study Sessions

Distributed practice is far more effective than cramming. Break your study time into manageable chunks and spread them over weeks or days before the test.

Employ Active Recall

Use flashcards or self-made quizzes to test your memory, not just passive reading. Active recall forces you to retrieve information and is proven to improve memory.

Teach Someone Else

Explaining rules or concepts to a friend or family member can clarify your understanding and highlight areas needing more review.

Utilize Different Learning Methods

Mix up your study methods by incorporating visual aids like diagrams, auditory resources such as educational videos, and kinesthetic activities, including role-playing driving scenarios.

Rest and Sleep Well

Good sleep is critical for memory consolidation. Ensure you get plenty of rest, especially in the nights leading up to the test.