VICTORIA DKT ROAD RULES PRACTICE TEST 04

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Victoria Road Rules Test 4

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Going up a one-way street and intending to turn right, how should you position yourself?

As far left as possible

Any of these

As far right as possible

As close the centre as possible

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You should try and avoid driving if you have been awake for more than...?

21 hours

19 hours

17 hours

15 hours

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In a 60 km/h zone, if you go 5 km/h over the speed limit your risk of crashing is...?

75% more

25% more

50% more

100% more

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What percentage of crashes that don't involve another vehicle involve excess speed?

20%

10%

30%

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A learner driver must display L plates that can be visible from what distance?

10 m

40 m

20 m

30 m

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If you change your name, you must notify VicRoads within what time frame?

7 days

14 days

28 days

21 days

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When you are joining a freeway, you should aim to do it...?

Any of these

At lower speed than the traffic

At higher speed than the traffic

At the same speed as the traffic

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Provided they are not over the legal limit, a learner or probationary driver may have an alcoholic drink when driving...?

Under no circumstances

If they are driving less than 5 km

If it is a special occasion

If they only have one drink

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For a second offence of driving suspended, unlicenced, or while disqualified, imprisonment is mandatory, up to...?

One year

Three months

Two years

Six months

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On a multilane road with a median strip, you must make U-turns from...?

The centre lane

The right-hand lane

Any lane

The left-hand lane

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If you are driving a car with ABS, in an emergency stop you should...?

Pump the brake pedal

Keep a steady pressure on the brake pedal

Floor the brake pedal

Loosen your pressure on the brake pedal

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When following a long vehicle, you should always try and be in a position where you can see...?

Its number plate

Both its wing mirrors

Its right wing mirror

Its left wing mirror

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Preparing for a three point turn, you should...?

Signal right

Signal left

Put on your hazard lights

Sound your horn

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When passing a stationary or slow-moving emergency vehicle using its siren or flashing lights, you must not exceed what speed?

15 km/h

5 km/h

20 km/h

10 km/h

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External mirrors should be adjusted so that...?

They are 50% filled with a view of your vehicle

You can't see the edge of your vehicle

You can just see the edge of your vehicle

They stick out at 45°

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You are driving at 65 km/h in dry conditions when a child runs into the road 45 m ahead. What speed will you be going when/if you hit them?

12 km/h

You won't, you will brake in time

42 km/h

32 km/h

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Which of these is the only acceptable reason for moving a casualty?

Other traffic needs to get by

It isn't safe for them to stay in their vehicle

They want to move

They say they are feeling better

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In a no parking area you will be considered to have parked if you move more than what distance from your vehicle?

3 m

1 m

10 m

4 m

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When you park your car parallel to the kerb, you must leave at least how much space to the vehicles in front and/or behind?

1 m

2 m

50 cm

1.5 m

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How long does a learner permit last?

2 years

5 years

Indefinitely

10 years

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When you are going straight on at a roundabout, how should you signal?

Only left on exit

Left on entry and exit

You don't have to signal

Right on entry left on exit

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In a 60 km/h zone, if you want to change lanes you should signal for a distance of at least...?

20 m

5 m

30 m

10 m

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If you are driving with a passenger aged over 16 who is not wearing a seatbelt, who will be fined?

Nobody

Both of you

Just you

The passenger

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You should never enter an intersection unless...?

You can get your whole car into the intersection

You can get half of your car into the intersection

You can completely clear the other side

You can get at least half way across

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If you are dazzled by someone else's high beam headlights, what should you do?

Put on sunglasses

Turn up your high beams in retaliation

Close your eyes

Look down to the left side of the road

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