Cayman Islands
Sample questions to help you prepare for
your driving test
 Note: This is purely a preparatory test to assist the learner in
their preparation for the written test. The questions cover a
wide area and are therefore useful in giving the student a good
working knowledge of rules and responsibilities in driving. The
questions are prepared by the Learner’s Choice Driving School
and are not available for printing or distribution in any form.
Monies received for the lesson are for Tutoring and not for any
of the materials used.
Read the questions carefully and choose the most appropriate
answer
1. Where would the vehicle license coupon be
affixed on a vehicle?
a) To the front windscreen to the center, not obstructing the
driver.
b) To the rear windscreen to the left within six (6) inches of
the edge.
c) To the right side of the front windscreen so that it can be
clearly seen.
d) To the front windscreen within six (6) inches of the left
edge.
1. Where would the vehicle license coupon be
affixed on a vehicle?
a) To the front windscreen to the center, not obstructing the
driver.
b) To the rear windscreen to the left within six (6) inches of
the edge.
c) To the right side of the front windscreen so that it can be
clearly seen.
d) To the front windscreen within six (6) inches of the left
edge.
2. At what age can a person legally register a
motor vehicle?
a) 21 yrs
b) 18 yrs
c) 17 yrs
d) As soon as they can afford a vehicle.
2. At what age can a person legally register a
motor vehicle?
a) 21 yrs
b) 18 yrs
c) 17 yrs
d) As soon as they can afford a vehicle.
3. When a vehicle is sold the details of the new
owner must be re-registered within:
a) 14 days of the transfer.
b) 21 days of the transfer.
c) Immediately at the time of the transfer.
d) Anytime or at the convenience of the new owner.
3. When a vehicle is sold the details of the new
owner must be re-registered within:
a) 14 days of the transfer.
b) 21 days of the transfer.
c) Immediately at the time of the transfer.
d) Anytime or at the convenience of the new owner.
4. When a vehicle is scrapped or exported from
the islands, who should be informed?
a) The Customs department.
b) The Environment department.
c) The Licensing department.
d) The Planning department.
4. When a vehicle is scrapped or exported from
the islands, who should be informed?
a) The Customs department.
b) The Environment department.
c) The Licensing department.
d) The Planning department.
5. A vehicle license may be taken out for:
a) Three, six or twelve months.
b) Not less than six months.
c) One year, two years, or three years.
d) Not more than three (3) months.
5. A vehicle license may be taken out for:
a) Three, six or twelve months.
b) Not less than six months.
c) One year, two years, or three years.
d) Not more than three (3) months.
6. What three requirements must be met for a
vehicle to legally operate on the road?
a) The owner must pay for inspection, transfer and
licensing.
b) The vehicle must be inspected, licensed and insured.
c) The vehicle must be serviced, inspected and roadworthy.
d) No specific requirements are necessary.
6. What three requirements must be met for a
vehicle to legally operate on the road?
a) The owner must pay for inspection, transfer and
licensing.
b) The vehicle must be inspected, licensed and insured.
c) The vehicle must be serviced, inspected and roadworthy.
d) No specific requirements are necessary.
7. At what age must a person be to drive the following
vehicles: A motor cycle with an engine less than
125cc; a regular car or station wagon; a rental car?
a) 17 yrs
b) 18 yrs
c) 19 yrs
d) 21 yrs
7. At what age must a person be to drive the following
vehicles: A motor cycle with an engine less than
125cc; a regular car or station wagon; a rental car?
a) 17 yrs
b) 18 yrs
c) 19 yrs
d) 21 yrs
8. At what age must a person be to drive the
following vehicles: a pickup less than three
tons capacity; any other vehicle?
a) 17 yrs
b) 18 yrs
c) 19 yrs
d) 21 yrs
8. At what age must a person be to drive the
following vehicles: a pickup less than three
tons capacity; any other vehicle?
a) 17 yrs
b) 18 yrs
c) 19 yrs
d) 21 yrs
9. At what age must a person be to drive the
following vehicles: A motor cycle with an
engine exceeding 125cc?
a) 17 yrs
b) 18 yrs
c) 19 yrs
d) 21 yrs
9. At what age must a person be to drive the
following vehicles: A motor cycle with an
engine exceeding 125cc?
a) 17 yrs
b) 18 yrs
c) 19 yrs
d) 21 yrs
10. What proof must a driver show before he is
able to ride a motor-cycle with an engine
larger than 125cc?
a) That he owns a motor cycle with an engine greater than
125cc.
b) That he has ridden a smaller motor cycle with an engine
larger than 125cc.
c) That he has ridden a smaller motor cycle, less than
125cc for at least two years.
d) That he is mature and have a good driving record over
the years.
10. What proof must a driver show before he is
able to ride a motor-cycle with an engine
larger than 125cc?
a) That he owns a motor cycle with an engine greater than
125cc.
b) That he has ridden a smaller motor cycle with an engine
larger than 125cc.
c) That he has ridden a smaller motor cycle, less than
125cc for at least two years.
d) That he is mature and have a good driving record over
the years.
11. Which of the following statements are
correct?
The owner of a motor vehicle may within law, allow a person
who has not reach the age to drive such vehicle as long as the
person he has given it to drive have a valid drivers license.
b) The owner of a vehicle can allow an adult to drive a motor
vehicle as long as he gives him permission in writing.
c) The law permits any person with a valid drivers license to
drive any group of vehicle.
d) The owner of a vehicle commits a serious offence if he
permits a person to drive a vehicle he is not licensed to drive
or insured to drive.
a)
11. Which of the following statements are
correct?
The owner of a motor vehicle may within law, allow a person
who has not reach the age to drive such vehicle as long as the
person he has given it to drive have a valid drivers license.
b) The owner of a vehicle can allow an adult to drive a motor
vehicle as long as he gives him permission in writing.
c) The law permits any person with a valid drivers license to
drive any group of vehicle.
d) The owner of a vehicle commits a serious offence if he
permits a person to drive a vehicle he is not licensed to drive
or insured to drive.
a)
12. “L” plates must be displayed on the front
and rear of the vehicle:
a) At any time the driving instructor is driving the vehicle.
b) At all times whether the vehicle is being driven or not.
c) L” plates are optional and are only there to alert other
road users that a person is learning to drive.
d) Only when a provisional license holder is driving the
vehicle.
12. “L” plates must be displayed on the front
and rear of the vehicle:
a) At any time the driving instructor is driving the vehicle.
b) At all times whether the vehicle is being driven or not.
c) L” plates are optional and are only there to alert other
road users that a person is learning to drive.
d) Only when a provisional license holder is driving the
vehicle.
13. “L” plates must be displayed:
a) Only when a provisional license holder is driving the
vehicle.
b) On the trunk and bonnet of the vehicle
c) On the trunk and bonnet of the vehicle
d) On the front driver’s side and rear passenger side
13. “L” plates must be displayed:
a) Only when a provisional license holder is driving the
vehicle.
b) On the front driver’s side and rear passenger side
c) On the trunk and bonnet of the vehicle
d) On the trunk and bonnet of the vehicle
14.
It is permitted to leave a vehicle unattended
when running:
a) When you are sure to return to the vehicle in 5 minutes
or less.
b) When you are sure to return to the vehicle in 5 minutes
or less.
c) When your child is still in the car and it is raining.
d) The vehicle should never be left unattended.
14.
It is permitted to leave a vehicle unattended
when running:
a) When you are sure to return to the vehicle in 5 minutes
or less.
b) When you are sure to return to the vehicle in 5 minutes
or less.
c) When your child is still in the car and it is raining.
d) The vehicle should never be left unattended.
15.
An overtaking vehicle must always pass on the
right side of the vehicle being overtaken except:
a) In a one way street.
b) When a vehicle in front is turning right.
c) When instructed to do so by a Police Officer
d) All the above
15.
An overtaking vehicle must always pass on the
right side of the vehicle being overtaken except:
a) In a one way street.
b) When a vehicle in front is turning right.
c) When instructed to do so by a Police Officer
d) All the above
16.
When a school bus is picking up or setting down
passengers:
a) All vehicles must stop until the school bus has finished
setting down passengers.
b) Vehicles must slow down and cautiously make there
way around the bus
c) Vehicle may pass at a safe distance to avoid collision
d) None of the above
16.
When a school bus is picking up or setting down
passengers:
a) All vehicles must stop until the school bus is no longer
setting down passengers.
b) Vehicles must slow down and cautiously make there
way around the bus
c) Vehicle may pass at a safe distance to avoid collision
d) None of the above
17.
A full driving license will be issued for:
a) 3 or 5 years
b) 2 or 3 years
c) 3 or 4 years
d) 3 or 6 years
17.
A full driving license will be issued for:
a) 3 or 5 years
b) 2 or 3 years
c) 3 or 4 years
d) 3 or 6 years
18.
Which of the following adults must wear
seatbelts?
a) Those seated in front seat of a truck
b) Those seated in the rear seat of a car
c) Those seated in the front seat of a car.
d) All the above
18.
Which of the following adults must wear
seatbelts?
a) Those seated in front seat of a truck
b) Those seated in the rear seat of a car
c) Those seated in the front seat of a car.
d) All the above
19.
Which of the following is NOT an exception in
law about the wearing of seatbelts?
a) A driver who is performing a maneuver that includes
reversing.
b) Those holding a medical certificate.
c) A woman who is more than 3 months pregnant
d) Disabled persons wearing a disabled person’s seatbelt.
19.
Which of the following is NOT an exception in
law about the wearing of seatbelts?
a) A driver who is performing a maneuver that includes
reversing.
b) Those holding a medical certificate.
c) A woman who is more than 3 months pregnant
d) Disabled persons wearing a disabled person’s seatbelt.
20.
What is the stopping distance at 30mph?
a) 60 feet
b) 40 feet
c) 75 feet
d) 55 feet
20.
What is the stopping distance at 30mph?
a) 60 feet
b) 40 feet
c) 75 feet
d) 55 feet
21.
What is the stopping distance at 40mph?
a) 120 feet
b) 100 feet
c) 65 feet
d) 90 feet
21.
What is the stopping distance at 40mph?
a) 120 feet
b) 100 feet
c) 65 feet
d) 90 feet
22.
What is the stopping distance at 50mph?
a) 120 feet
b) 100 feet
c) 80 feet
d) 175 feet
22.
What is the stopping distance at 50mph?
a) 120 feet
b) 100 feet
c) 80 feet
d) 175 feet
23. What times and places must you stop your
vehicle?
a) At a stop sign.
b) When a school bus is picking up or setting down
c)
d)
e)
f)
passengers.
At a pedestrian crossing when someone is crossing.
If involved in an accident.
When signaled to stop by policeman in uniform.
All the above
23. What times and places must you stop your
vehicle?
a) At a stop sign.
b) When a school bus is picking up or setting down
c)
d)
e)
f)
passengers.
At a pedestrian crossing when someone is crossing.
If involved in an accident.
When signaled to stop by policeman in uniform.
All the above
24.
When driving past parked cars:
a) Always drive on the right hand side of the road.
b) Drive normally as the cars are park and is not a bother to
you.
c) Drive cautiously leaving enough room between yourself
and parked cars and look for car doors
opening/pedestrians.
d) Drive closer to the parked cars as you should never let
your car go over to the other lane.
e) None of the above.
24.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
When driving past parked cars:
Always drive on the right hand side of the road.
Drive normally as the cars are park and is not a bother to
you.
Drive cautiously leaving enough room between yourself
and parked cars and look for car doors
opening/pedestrians.
Drive closer to the parked cars as you should never let
your car go over to the other lane.
None of the above.
25.
You are in the right lane driving on a two lane
road approaching a roundabout and you want to
turn left at the roundabout. You should:
a) Indicate and go into the left lane and turn left at the
b)
c)
d)
e)
roundabout.
Continue in the right lane and switch to the left lane
after entering the roundabout.
Put on your right indicator and go all the way around the
roundabout and then try to exit to the left.
Do a three-point turn.
None of the above.
25. You are in the right lane driving on a two lane road
approaching a roundabout and you want to turn
left at the roundabout. You should:
a) Indicate and go into the left lane and turn left at the
b)
c)
d)
e)
roundabout.
Continue in the right lane and switch to the left lane
after entering the roundabout.
Put on your right indicator and go all the way around the
roundabout and then try to exit to the left.
Do a three-point turn.
None of the above.
26. A provisional learner driver must only drive a
vehicle when:
a) On a minor road that is not busy
b) On a major road that is busy
c) When accompanied by a person holding a license for at
least 1 year for the group of vehicle being driven.
d) When a full license is obtained
26. A provisional learner driver must only drive a
vehicle when:
a) On a minor road that is not busy
b) On a major road that is busy
c) When accompanied by a person holding a license for at
least 1 year for the group of vehicle being driven.
d) When a full license is obtained.
27. When driving a motor vehicle a provisional
learner driver is allowed to take:
One passenger only along with the instructor
b) Only the person supervising him or her.
c) Several persons as long as they have full licenses.
d) None of the above
a)
27. When driving a motor vehicle a provisional
learner driver is allowed to take:
One passenger only along with the instructor.
b) Only the person supervising him or her.
c) Several persons as long as they have full licenses.
d) None of the above
a)
28.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
If you begin to feel drowsy or tired when driving
your motor vehicle the correct thing to do is:
Pull off the road at a safe place and rest.
Turn on the radio at a high level so you can stay alert.
Roll the windows down so the breeze can revive you.
Buy a Pepsi or cup of coffee and drink it.
Slow down
28.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
If you begin to feel drowsy or tired when driving
your motor vehicle the correct thing to do is:
Pull off the road at a safe place and rest.
Turn on the radio at a high level so you can stay alert.
Roll the windows down so the breeze can revive you.
Buy a Pepsi or cup of coffee and drink it.
Slow down
29. Drivers should not reverse:
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Near a pre-school
Into a main road
Into a side road
Where the center-line in unbroken.
When it is dark.
29. Drivers should not reverse:
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Near a pre-school
Into a main road
Into a side road
Where the center-line in unbroken.
When it is dark.
30. You should NOT overtake:
When the road is wet.
b) At the approach of a junction or a brow of a hill.
c) When your car needs servicing.
d) At night when it is raining.
a)
30. You should NOT overtake:
When the road is wet.
b) At the approach of a junction or a brow of a hill.
c) When your car needs servicing.
d) At night when it is raining.
a)
31.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
The highest legal speed limit in the Cayman Islands is:
70 Mph
55 Mph
40 Mph
60Mph
50 Mph
31.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
The highest legal speed limit in the Cayman Islands is:
70 Mph
55 Mph
40 Mph
60Mph
50 Mph
32. What is the meaning of “Tailgating”?
a) Using your car to hit a gate.
b) Driving a car without registration plates.
c) Driving too close to the center line on the road.
d) Driving or following too close behind vehicles.
32. What is the meaning of “Tailgating”?
a) Using your car to hit a gate.
b) Driving a car without registration plates.
c) Driving too close to the center line on the road.
d) Driving or following too close behind vehicles.
33. Speed Bumps are:
a) A traffic calming measure.
b) A hazard to road users.
c) Help traffic flow smoothly.
d) Increase road accidents.
33. Speed Bumps are:
a) A traffic calming measure.
b) A hazard to road users.
c) Help traffic flow smoothly.
d) Increase road accidents.
34. If you stop at a pedestrian crossing for people to
cross and they refuse to cross you should:
a) Wave to them to cross as they may be gazing.
b) Call them across the road after you check your mirror.
c) Sound your horn to get their attention.
d)
None of the above.
34. If you stop at a pedestrian crossing for people to
cross and they refuse to cross you should:
a) Wave to them to cross as they may be gazing.
b) Call them across the road after you check your mirror.
c) Sound your horn to get their attention.
d)
None of the above.
35. When driving on a single lane 2 way road and
seeing an obstruction in your lane, you should:
a) Pass in the other lane as the road belongs to everyone.
b) Wait until on-coming cars have passed then indicate and
go around the obstruction.
c) Sound your horn as you maneuver around the
obstruction.
d) Try to do a 3 point-turn and choose another route.
35. When driving on a single lane 2 way road and
seeing an obstruction in your lane, you should:
a) Pass in the other lane as the road belongs to everyone.
b) Wait until on-coming cars have passed then indicate and
go around the obstruction.
c) Sound your horn as you maneuver around the
obstruction.
d) Try to do a 3 point-turn and choose another route.
36. When driving and approaching a traffic light that
has failed you should:
a) Be prepared to stop and give way to other vehicles.
b) Do not stop as this may cause un-necessary traffic
congestion.
c) Speed up so that other vehicles will slow do and yield to
you.
d) None of the above.
36. When driving and approaching a traffic light that
has failed you should:
a) Be prepared to stop and give way to other vehicles.
b) Do not stop as this may cause un-necessary traffic
congestion.
c) Speed up so that other vehicles will slow do and yield to
you.
d) None of the above.
37. Who has the right of way at a crossroads where
the traffic-lights are not working?
a) Bicycle and motorcycle riders
b) Truck drivers
c) Small cars
d)
No one has the right of way.
37. Who has the right of way at a crossroads where
the traffic-lights are not working?
a) Bicycle and motorcycle riders
b) Truck drivers
c) Small cars
d)
No one has the right of way.
38. When driving past a line of parked cars you
should:
a) Drive cautiously.
b) Check for pedestrians walking between cars.
c) Check for car doors opening.
d) Check for cars moving off.
e) All the above
38. When driving past a line of parked cars you
should:
a) Drive cautiously.
b) Check for pedestrians walking between cars.
c) Check for car doors opening.
d) Check for cars moving off.
e) All the above
39. When a driver sees someone holding a “STOP
CHILDREN CROSSING” sign, the driver should:
a) Stop.
b) Slow down and drive cautiously across.
c) Check if there are any children in the area and if not
proceed.
d) Indicate and drive around the person holding the sign
being careful not to hit him.
39. When a driver sees someone holding a “STOP
CHILDREN CROSSING” sign, the driver should:
a) Stop.
b) Slow down and drive cautiously across.
c) Check if there are any children in the area and if not
proceed.
d) Indicate and drive around the person holding the sign
being careful not to hit him.
40. A solid white line down the centre of the road
means a driver:
a) Should not decrease their speed.
b) Can overtake if the person ahead of them is driving
below the speed limit.
c) Should not overtake.
d) Lets the driver know that a junction is up ahead.
e) None of the above
40. A solid white line down the centre of the road
means a driver:
a) Should not decrease their speed.
b) Can overtake if the person ahead of them is driving
below the speed limit.
c) Should not overtake.
d) Lets the driver know that a junction is up ahead.
e) None of the above
41.
A broken white line down the centre of the road means
that a driver can overtake when it is safe to do so.
a) True
b) False
41.
A broken white line down the centre of the road means
that a driver can overtake when it is safe to do so.
a) True
b) False
42. The centre lane along West Bay Road is :
a) The lane which drivers should use for overtaking.
b) A turning lane.
c) An extra lane for cars coming to town in the morning
during peak hour.
d) An extra lane for cars going towards West Bay in the
evening during peak hour.
42. The centre lane along West Bay Road is :
a) The lane which drivers should use for overtaking.
b) A turning lane.
c) An extra lane for cars coming to town in the morning
during peak hour.
d) An extra lane for cars going towards West Bay in the
evening during peak hour.
43. A traffic calming measure in the road is an
indicator to drivers to:
a) Reduce your speed.
b) Maneuver around the calming device.
c) Watch out for pedestrians.
d) Stop.
43. A traffic calming measure in the road is an
indicator to drivers to:
a) Reduce your speed.
b) Maneuver around the calming device.
c) Watch out for pedestrians.
d) Stop.
44. It is safe to use a mobile phone when driving:
a) Less than half the speed limit
b) On a double lane road which is not congested.
c) When parked on the side of the road.
d) When there is an emergency.
44. It is safe to use a mobile phone when driving:
a) Less than half the speed limit
b) On a double lane road which is not congested.
c) When parked on the side of the road.
d) When there is an emergency.
45. What should a driver do when being followed by a
Police car or ambulance with emergency lights?
a) Reduce speed until the emergency vehicle has passed.
b) Speed up and keep control of the vehicle.
c) Turn on the hazard lights on the vehicle.
d) Pull over and stop to allow the vehicle to pass.
45. What should a driver do when being followed by a
Police car or ambulance with emergency lights?
a) Reduce speed until the emergency vehicle has passed.
b) Speed up and keep control of the vehicle.
c) Turn on the hazard lights on the vehicle.
d) Pull over and stop to allow the vehicle to pass.
46.
What is the age qualification to drive a motor cycle of an
engine capacity exceeding 125 cubic centimeters?
a) 21 years
b) 18 years
c) 17 years
d) 19 years
46.
What is the age qualification to drive a motor cycle of an
engine capacity exceeding 125 cubic centimeters?
a) 21 years
b) 18 years
c) 17 years
d) 19 years
47. Answer True or false
“L” plates are only to be displayed on the front
and rear of the vehicle when such vehicle is being
driven by a Learner driver.
a) True
b) False
47. Answer True or false
“L” plates are only to be displayed on the front
and rear of the vehicle when such vehicle is being
driven by a Learner driver.
a) True
b) False
48. How often should a driver check the rear view
mirror of the car?
a) Every minute
b) Every 15 seconds
c) When moving off and when stopping only.
d)
e)
f)
When approaching a junction only
Every 20 seconds
Every 12 seconds
48. How often should a driver check the rear view
mirror of the car?
a) Every minute
b) Every 15 seconds
c) When moving off and when stopping only.
d)
e)
f)
When approaching a junction only
Every 20 seconds
Every 12 seconds
49. Which cars should you be more cautious about
when approaching a round-about?
a) Cars approaching from the right.
b) Cars directly beside you.
c) Cars directly beside you.
d) Cars directly behind you.
e) Cars approaching from the left
49. Which cars should you be more cautious about
when approaching a round-about?
a) Cars approaching from the right.
b) Cars directly beside you.
c) Cars directly beside you.
d) Cars directly behind you.
e) Cars approaching from the left
50.
You are driving and you see a ball in the street, what
should you do?
Sound your horn so that no one comes into the road to pick
up the ball.
b) Drive at normal speed and continue on your journey.
c) Slow down and proceed with caution.
d) Use the car and slowly push the car to the side of the road out
of the way of other vehicles.
a)
50.
You are driving and you see a ball in the street, what
should you do?
Sound your horn so that no one comes into the road to pick
up the ball.
b) Drive at normal speed and continue on your journey.
c) Slow down and proceed with caution.
d) Use the car and slowly push the car to the side of the road out
of the way of other vehicles.
a)
51.
What do you do when it is raining and you have to do an
emergency stop?
a) Do a 3-point turn.
b) Tap gently on the brakes 5 or more times.
c) Pull up the hand brake only.
d) Slam brakes and pull up hand brake.
51.
What do you do when it is raining and you have to do an
emergency stop?
a) Do a 3-point turn.
b) Tap gently on the brakes 5 or more times.
c) Pull up the hand brake only.
d) Slam brakes and pull up hand brake.
52.
When approaching road works, what should you do?
a) Sound the horn so that the workers can get out of the way.
b) Continue at normal speed and keep focused on the workmen
so as not to cause an accident.
c) Keep your lane and proceed with caution.
d) Do nothing as road works do not generally pose a problem to
road users.
e) None of the above
52.
When approaching road works, what should you do?
a) Sound the horn so that the workers can get out of the way.
b) Continue at normal speed and keep focused on the workmen
so as not to cause an accident.
c) Keep your lane and proceed with caution.
d) Do nothing as road works do not generally pose a problem to
road users.
e) None of the above
53.
What does the broken lines in the centre of the road
mean?
a) You may overtake with caution if necessary.
b) You must drive closer to the left.
c) You must not overtake in that zone.
d) They are there to separate the 2 lanes only.
e) None of the above
53.
What does the broken lines in the centre of the road
mean?
a) You may overtake with caution if necessary.
b) You must drive closer to the left.
c) You must not overtake in that zone.
d) They are there to separate the 2 lanes only.
e) None of the above
54.
When is it ok to park in a handicap space in a parking lot?
a) When you have a handicap tag.
b) If there is more than one vacant handicap space available
c) When the parking lot is full and there is no where else to
park.
d) Under no circumstances should a driver park in a handicap
space.
e) Only between 10pm and 7am.
54.
When is it ok to park in a handicap space in a parking lot?
a) When you have a handicap tag.
b) If there is more than one vacant handicap space available
c) When the parking lot is full and there is no where else to
park.
d) Under no circumstances should a driver park in a handicap
space.
e) Only between 10pm and 7am.
55.
When approaching a stop sign, what should you do?
a) Slow down, drive through cautiously and slowly.
b) Carefully check the junction as you proceed and if it is clear
continue across.
c) You must stop.
d) Do not stop and hold up traffic if the way is clear.
55.
When approaching a stop sign, what should you do?
a) Slow down, drive through cautiously and slowly.
b) Carefully check the junction as you proceed and if it is clear
continue across.
c) You must stop.
d) Do not stop and hold up traffic if the way is clear.
56.
A single yellow line on the side of the road means:
a) No vehicle may stop at the line.
b) Only motor cycles are allowed to park there.
c) The lines are only there to show where the road ends.
d) You can off-load goods for a short period of time.
56.
A single yellow line on the side of the road means:
a) No vehicle may stop at the line.
b) Only motor cycles are allowed to park there.
c) The lines are only there to show where the road ends.
d) You can off-load goods for a short period of time.
57.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
A double yellow line means?
You can park twice the amount of time as at a single yellow
line.
Parking is only allowed at night
No parking
Parking for Omni buses only
Parking for disabled drivers only.
57.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
A double yellow line means?
You can park twice the amount of time as at a single yellow
line.
Parking is only allowed at night
No parking
Parking for Omni buses only
Parking for disabled drivers only.
58.
What is the maximum speed limit in the Cayman
Islands?
a) 70 MPH
b) 49 MPH
c) 50 MPH
d) 40 MPH
e) 55 MPH
58.
What is the maximum speed limit in the Cayman
Islands?
a) 70 MPH
b) 49 MPH
c) 50 MPH
d) 40 MPH
e) 55 MPH
59.
An overtaking vehicle must always pass on the right side
of the vehicle being overtaken in three of the following
circumstances:
a) When traffic is congested.
b) In a one way street
c) When the vehicle in front in turning left.
d) When obeying a signal from a constable in uniform
59.
An overtaking vehicle must always pass on the right side
of the vehicle being overtaken in three of the following
circumstances:
a) When traffic is congested.
b) In a one way street
c) When the vehicle in front in turning to the left.
d) When obeying a signal from a constable in uniform
60.
A yellow line placed in the center of the road means
that
a) No vehicles at all may park on either side of it
except emergency vehicles.
b) The road is not a highway
c) Vehicles may park on either side for a short period
of time.
d) Used only to show the separation of the lanes on the
road.
60.
A yellow line placed in the center of the road means
that
a) No vehicles at all may park on either side of it
except emergency vehicles.
b) The road is not a highway
c) Vehicles may park on either side for a short period
of time.
d) Used only to show the separation of the lanes on the
road.
61.
What does the term blind spot mean?
a) A person who is blind spotting a dog
b) When the mirrors of your car are not clean
c) An area you can’t see in your mirrors.
d) The rear view mirrors
e) None of the above
61.
What does the term blind spot mean?
a) A person who is blind spotting a dog
b) When the mirrors of your car are not clean
c) An area you can’t see in your mirrors.
d) The rear view mirrors
e) None of the above
62.
If you are passing a person riding a horse or bicycle,
what should you do?
a) Speed up and pass quickly so that you do not create traffic
congestion.
b) Sound the horn so that the person can move out of the way.
c) Drive cautiously and slowly, leaving enough space
between your car and the rider.
d) Do not pass or you will cause an accident
62.
If you are passing a person riding a horse or bicycle,
what should you do?
a) Speed up and pass quickly so that you do not create traffic
congestion.
b) Sound the horn so that the person can move out of the way.
c) Drive cautiously and slowly, leaving enough space
between your car and the rider.
d) Do not pass or you will cause an accident
63.
Traffic lights change from:
a) Red to amber to green to amber to red
b) Amber to green to red to green
c) Red to green to amber to red.
d) Red to green to red again .
63.
Traffic lights change from:
a) Red to amber to green to amber to red
b) Amber to green to red to green
c) Red to green to amber to red.
d) Red to green to red again .
64.
What mainly causes a skid?
a) Cars pushing your car out of a position.
b) The car.
c) The weather.
d) The driver.
64.
What mainly causes a skid?
a) Cars pushing your car out of a position.
b) The car.
c) The weather.
d) The driver.
65.
What is normally the shape of traffic signs that give
orders?
a) Rectangle
b) Octagon
c) Square
d) Circle
e) Triangle
f) Pentagon
65.
What is normally the shape of traffic signs that give
orders?
a) Rectangle
b) Octagon
c) Square
d) Circle
e) Triangle
f) Pentagon
66.
If you are not sure if it is safe to reverse you should:
a) Get out and check
b) Reverse slowly and cautiously
c) Sound the horn continuously until you get out safely.
d) Ask the passenger in the rear seat to check and
confirm that it is safe to reverse.
66.
If you are not sure if it is safe to reverse you should:
a) Get out and check
b) Reverse slowly and cautiously
c) Sound the horn continuously until you get out safely.
d) Ask the passenger in the rear seat to check and
confirm that it is safe to reverse.
67.
What is the maximum amount of time that a person can
license a brand new motor vehicle for?
a) 2 years
b) 1 year
c) 5 years
d) 3 years
67.
What is the maximum amount of time that a person can
license a brand new motor vehicle for?
a) 2 years
b) 1 year
c) 5 years
d) 3 years
68.
What is the maximum length of time that the Licensing
Department will inspect your vehicle?
a) 1 year
b) 6 months
c) 18 months
d) 3 years
e) 2 years
68.
What is the maximum length of time that the Licensing
Department will inspect a brand new vehicle?
a) 1 year
b) 6 months
c) 18 months
d) 3 years
e) 2 years
69.
Third Party insurance does NOT cover:
a) The other person’s vehicle.
b) Other person’s property
c) Injury to You
d) Injury to the other person involved in the accident.
69.
Third Party insurance does NOT cover:
a) The other person’s vehicle.
b) Other person’s property
c) Injury to You
d) Injury to the other person involved in the accident.
70.
Which of these are the most difficult to see when at a
junction?
Three answers required
a) Motor bikes
b) Bicycles
c) Trucks
d) Pedestrians
e) Cars
70.
Which of these are the most difficult to see when at a
junction?
Three (3) answers required
a) Motor bikes
b) Bicycles
c) Trucks
d) Pedestrians
e) Cars
71.
Where’s the safest place for pedestrians to walk on the
streets?
a) With the flow of traffic.
b) The side of the road with less congestion.
c) Against the flow of traffic or on the right.
d) Either side of the road.
71.
Where’s the safest place for pedestrians to walk on the
streets?
a) With the flow of traffic.
b) The side of the road with less congestion.
c) Against the flow of traffic or on the right.
d) Either side of the road.
72.
What is the color of the reverse lights on the car?
a) White
b) Blue
c) Yellow
d) Red
e) Orange
72.
What is the color of the reverse lights on the car?
a) White
b) Blue
c) Yellow
d) Red
e) Orange
73.
At what times is it safe to reverse on to a main road
from a minor road?
a) When your car is too big.
b) When you are sure that nothing is coming.
c) In the day time only
d) Never reverse on to a main road from a minor road.
73.
At what times is it safe to reverse on to a main road
from a minor road?
a) When your car is too big.
b) When you are sure that nothing is coming.
c) In the day time only
d) Never reverse on to a main road from a minor road.
74.
Select the places you should not park your vehicle:
Six (6) answers required.
a) At the brow of a hill.
b) On or near a corner
c) At the entrance of a driveway
d) At a road junction
e) On a pedestrian crossing
f) In a busy car park
g) On the right hand side of the road at night
74.
Select the places you should not park your vehicle:
Six (6) answers required
a) At the entrance of a driveway
b) At the brow of a hill.
c) On or near a corner
d) At a road junction
e) On a pedestrian crossing
f) In a busy car park
g) On the right hand side of the road at night
75.
If your car engine shuts down whilst driving you should:
a) Stop and put on your hazard lights.
b) Try to pull over to the shoulder and stop.
c) Sound your horn and wave for the vehicle behind to
pass.
d) Just stop immediately and call a wrecker or a friend
to come and help.
75.
If your car engine shuts down whilst driving you should:
a) Stop and put on your hazard lights.
b) Try to pull over to the shoulder and stop.
c) Sound your horn and wave for the vehicle behind to
pass.
d) Just stop immediately and call a wrecker or a friend
to come and help.
76.
Which signs and of what shape normally gives
information?
a) Circle
b) Oval
c) Triangle
d) Rectangle
e) Square
76.
Which signs and of what shape normally gives
information?
a) Circle
b) Oval
c) Triangle
d) Rectangle
e) Square
77.
Why should you not wave someone across a pedestrian
crossing?
(Two answers required)
a) They might not be ready to across.
b) The pedestrians might take offence to it.
c) There might be another vehicle coming the other
way.
d) They might not look the other way because you
waved them across.
e) They might be waiting on a ride from someone else.
77.
Why should you not wave someone across a pedestrian
crossing?
(Two answers required)
a) They might not be ready to across.
b) The pedestrians might take offence to it.
c) There might be another vehicle coming the other
way.
d) They might not look the other way because you
waved them across.
e) They might be waiting on a ride from someone else.
78.
Tailgating means:
a) Following too close behind the vehicle in front.
b) When the rear of your car is close to another vehicle.
c) Driving and not paying attention to the side mirrors.
d) Riding in the back of a pickup truck.
e) Using your cell phone whilst driving.
78.
Tailgating means:
a) Following too close behind the vehicle in front.
b) When the rear of your car is close to another vehicle.
c) Driving and not paying attention to the side mirrors.
d) Riding in the back of a pickup truck.
e) Using your cell phone whilst driving.
79.
To what does the 2 second rule apply?
a) When maintaining a safe distance behind cars.
b) Slowing down when rushing to an appointment or work.
c) Leaving home in enough time to avoid speeding.
d) When doing maneuvers on your driving test.
e) The space of time you should leave between changing
gears in a standard vehicle.
f) The pause between the traffic lights at the when
changing.
79.
To what does the 2 second rule apply?
a) When maintaining a safe distance behind cars.
b) Slowing down when rushing to an appointment or work.
c) Leaving home in enough time to avoid speeding.
d) When doing maneuvers on your driving test.
e) The space of time you should leave between changing
gears in a standard vehicle.
f) The pause between the traffic lights at the when
changing.
80.
Which motor vehicles have blue flashing lights?
a) Wrecker when towing cars.
b) Police cars.
c) Utility vehicles en route to fix power lines.
d) Ambulance vehicles
e) Trucks carrying excessive loads.
f) Fire trucks
80.
Which motor vehicles have blue flashing lights?
a) Wrecker when towing cars.
b) Police cars.
c) Utility vehicles en route to fix power lines.
d) Ambulance vehicles
e) Trucks carrying excessive loads.
f) Fire trucks
81.
In which of the following cases should a driver
flash the headlights of their car?
a) When an emergency vehicle is coming.
b) To signal to a vehicle that you are giving them the
c)
d)
e)
f)
right of way.
To warn people about a speed trap ahead.
When driving behind an ambulance carrying a
relative who is sick and on their way to the
emergency room.
To warn people of his presence.
To greet a friend who did not recognize that you
were passing them and get their attention.
81.
In which of the following cases should a driver
flash the headlights of their car?
a) When an emergency vehicle is coming.
b) To signal to a vehicle that you are giving them the
c)
d)
e)
f)
right of way.
To warn people about a speed trap ahead.
When driving behind an ambulance carrying a
relative who is sick and on their way to the
emergency room.
To warn people of his presence.
To greet a friend who did not recognize that you
were passing them and get their attention.
82.
Which of the following places is safe for a driver
to park his car?
a) On the brow of a hill.
b) At or near a road junction
c) On the sidewalk
d) Left side of the road at night.
e) Right side of the road facing the on-coming traffic.
82.
Which of the following places is safe for a driver
to park his car?
a) On the brow of a hill.
b) At or near a road junction
c) On the sidewalk
d) Left side of the road at night.
e) Right side of the road facing the on-coming traffic.
83.
When this fluid is low in the car it causes
accidents:
a) Brake fluid
b) Radiator fluid
c) Washer fluid
d) Battery fluid
83.
When this fluid is low in the car it causes
accidents:
a) Brake fluid
b) Radiator fluid
c) Washer fluid
d) Battery fluid
84.
Who is responsible for children wearing their
seatbelts in vehicles?
a) The Police
b) The Government
c) The Parents
d) The Driver
e) The child in the car.
f) None of the above
84.
Who is responsible for children wearing their
seatbelts in vehicles?
a) The Police
b) The Government
c) The Parents
d) The Driver
e) The child in the car.
f) None of the above
85. Which of the following offences requires the
Court to disqualify a driver for at least 1 year:
a) Driving whilst intoxicated.
b) Reckless Driving
c) Speeding
d) Permitting a person to drive without insurance.
e) Driving without seatbelts
f) Driving with expired registration.
85. Which of the following offences requires the
Court to disqualify a driver for at least 1 year:
a) Driving whilst intoxicated.
b) Reckless Driving
c) Speeding
d) Permitting a person to drive without insurance.
e) Driving without seatbelts
f) Driving with expired registration
86.
Stopping distance should be adjusted on wet
roads by:
a) Tripling them
b) Focusing on the vehicle in front.
c) Doubling them
d) Keeping your foot over the brake at all times.
e) Pull up the emergency brake instead of the foot
brake.
86.
Stopping distance should be adjusted on wet
roads by:
a) Tripling them
b) Focusing on the vehicle in front.
c) Doubling them
d) Keeping your foot over the brake at all times.
e) Pull up the emergency brake instead of the foot
brake.
87.
A cover note is a document that relates to:
a) Insurance
b) Estimate to fix a damaged vehicle
c) The car inspection
d) The document you receive when you pass the
driving test.
e) The license and car registration
87.
A cover note is a document that relates to:
a) Insurance
b) Estimate to fix a damaged vehicle
c) The car inspection
d) The document you receive when you pass the
driving test.
e) The license and car registration
88.
What is the minimum age to supervise a learner
driver?
a) 21
b) 17
c) 25
d) 18
e) None of the above.
88.
What is the minimum age to supervise a learner
driver?
a) 21
b) 17
c) 25
d) 18
e) None of the above.
89.
At what times should a driver NOT overtake on the left?
a) When directed to do so by a uniformed constable.
b) When on a one way street
c) When the car in front in turning right
d) Because the car in front is driving too slow.
89.
At what times should a driver NOT overtake on the left?
a) When directed to do so by a uniformed constable
When on a one way street
b) When the car in front in turning right
c) Because the car in front is driving too slow.
90.
What do you need to do when applying for a
Cayman Islands driver’s license:
a) Pass a written test
b) Obtain a learner’s license
c) Pass a practical driving test.
d) All the above
90.
What do you need to do when applying for a
Cayman Islands driver’s license:
a) Pass a written test
b) Obtain a learner’s license
c) Pass a practical driving test.
d) All the above
91.
You are driving on a one way street and you want to
turn left, what lane should you be in?
a) The center lane
b) The left lane
c) The right lane
d) The soft shoulder
e) None of the above
91.
You are driving on a one way street and you want to
turn left, what lane should you be in?
a) The center lane
b) The left lane
c) The right lane
d) The soft shoulder
e) None of the above
92.
What should you do if your car breaks down in the road?
a) Put both hands on the steering wheel.
b) Use both brakes
c) Make a signal to on-coming vehicles to stop.
92.
What should you do if your car breaks down in the road?
a) Put both hands on the steering wheel.
b) Use both brakes
c) Make a signal to on-coming vehicles to stop.
93.
In an accident, what would most likely cause a neck
injury?
a) The passenger behind.
b) The door of the car.
c) The front seat
d) The head-rest
e) The front seat
f) The steering wheel.
93.
In an accident, what would most likely cause a neck
injury?
a) The passenger behind.
b) The door of the car.
c) The front seat
d) The head-rest
e) The front seat
f) The steering wheel.
94.
If driving in a 30 mile zone, how much car length should
you be behind the vehicle in front?
a) One car length
b) Three car length
c) Six car length
d) Two car length
94.
If driving in a 30 mile zone, how much car length should
you be behind the vehicle in front?
a) One car length
b) Three car length
c) Six car length
d) Two car length
95.
Which vehicles must a driver give way to?
a) Vehicles with a loud exhaust.
b) Police vehicles with blue lights and or siren..
c) Ambulance with blue lights and or siren.
d) Fire trucks with blue lights and or siren.
e) Cars that are behind sounding their horn.
f) None of the above
95.
Which vehicles must a driver give way to?
a) Vehicles with a loud exhaust.
b) Police vehicles with blue lights and or siren.
c) Ambulance with blue lights and or siren.
d) Fire trucks with blue lights and or siren.
e) Cars that are behind sounding their horn.
f) None of the above
96.
If emergency vehicles are approaching, what should the
driver do?
a) Do an emergency stop so the emergency vehicle can pass.
b) Pull over and stop and give way to the emergency vehicle.
c) Slow down and wait for the emergency vehicle to pass then
return to the speed limit.
d) Continue as normal because sometimes there is no
emergency.
96.
If emergency vehicles are approaching, what should the
driver do?
a) Do an emergency stop so the emergency vehicle can pass.
b) Pull over and stop and give way to the emergency vehicle.
c) Slow down and wait for the emergency vehicle to pass then
return to the speed limit.
d) Continue as normal because sometimes there is no
emergency.
97.
When being overtaken by another vehicle you should:
a) Slow down
b) Pull over to the left and stop.
c) Speed up
d) Switch lanes and maintain your speed.
e) Maintain you speed
f) Use your hand signal and call the vehicle around to
pass.
97.
When being overtaken by another vehicle you should:
a) Slow down
b) Pull over to the left and stop.
c) Speed up
d) Switch lanes and maintain your speed.
e) Maintain your speed
f) Use your hand signal and call the vehicle around to
pass.
98.
If you have a disability and you are going on a far
journey you should:
a) Drive so as to reach to your destination in the
b)
c)
d)
e)
shortest possible time.
Ask someone to accompany you.
Not let anyone know where you are going.
Not drive a standard vehicle.
Disabled persons are not allowed to go on far
journeys.
98.
If you have a disability and you are going on a far
journey you should:
a) Drive so as to reach to your destination in the
b)
c)
d)
e)
shortest possible time.
Ask someone to accompany you.
Not let anyone know where you are going.
Not drive a standard vehicle.
Disabled persons are not allowed to go on far
journeys.
99.
You want to answer your cell phone whilst driving. What
should you do?
a) Disconnect the phone and sent a text message to the
person that you will call back.
b) Pull over in a safe and convenient place and take the
call.
c) Answer the call and drive at a moderate speed.
d) Take the call but be very short so you can maintain
your concentration.
99.
You want to answer your cell phone whilst driving. What
should you do?
a) Disconnect the phone and sent a text message to the
person that you will call back.
b) Pull over in a safe and convenient place and take the
call.
c) Answer the call and drive at a moderate speed.
d) Take the call but be very short so you can maintain
your concentration.
100. What should a driver do when approaching a cyclist
going in the same direction?
a) Pass cautiously and slowly leaving a lot of room.
b) Do not pass because it is not permitted.
c) Stop and wait for the cyclist to go about his business.
d) Sound the horn and pass quickly.
100. What should a driver do when approaching a cyclist
going in the same direction?
a) Pass cautiously and slowly leaving a lot of room.
b) Do not pass because it is not permitted.
c) Stop and wait for the cyclist to go about his business.
d) Sound the horn and pass quickly.
101. There is a horse rider in the left lane and you are
approaching the round-about . What direction do you
expect the rider to go in?
a) Change lanes and go right
b) Continue in the left lane
c) Any direction
d) Turn around
101. There is a horse rider in the left lane and you are
approaching the round-about . What direction do you
expect the rider to go in?
a) Change lanes and go right
b) Continue in the left lane
c) Any direction
d) Turn around
102. How old should a person be to drive a 3 ton truck?
a) 16 years
b) 21years
c) 18years
d) 19 years
102. How old should a person be to drive a 3 ton truck?
a) 16 years
b) 21years
c) 18years
d) 19 years
103. How old should a person be to ride a motor cycle of an
engine capacity, not exceeding 125 cubit centimeters?
a) 18 years
b) 20 years
c) 21 years
d) 17 years
103. How old should a person be to ride a motor cycle of an
engine capacity, not exceeding 125 cubit centimeters?
a) 18 years
b) 20 years
c) 21 years
d) 17 years
104. What do you do if you are driving and you get tired.
a) Pull over to a safe place and stop and rest.
b) Speed up so you can get home quickly.
c) Turn up the radio very loud and listen especially to
music.
d) Talk to yourself and keep focused.
104. What do you do if you are driving and you get tired.
a) Pull over to a safe place and stop and rest.
b) Speed up so you can get home quickly.
c) Turn up the radio very loud and listen especially to
music.
d) Talk to yourself and keep focused.
105. Why should a driver use the mirrors when they see an
obstruction ahead of them on the road.
a) To evaluate how their actions will affect the flow of
traffic.
b) To check how busy the road is.
c) To do an emergency stop.
d) To divert any traffic coming from in front and
behind.
105. Why should a driver use the mirrors when they see an
obstruction ahead of them on the road.
a) To evaluate how their actions will affect the flow of
traffic.
b) To check how busy the road is.
c) To do an emergency stop.
d) To divert any traffic coming from in front and
behind.
106. It is not likely that you will lose concentration whilst
driving if you are:
a) Checking your mirrors
b) Drinking alcohol whilst driving
c) Using your cell phone
d) Tuning your car radio
e) Cleaning the windscreen with a towel
106. It is not likely that you will lose concentration whilst
driving if you are:
a) Checking your mirrors
b) Drinking alcohol whilst driving
c) Using your cell phone
d) Tuning your car radio
e) Cleaning the windscreen with a towel
107. You want to get out on a busy road but you are being
obstructed. What action should you take?
a) Sound the horn and move out into the flow of traffic
b)
c)
d)
e)
quickly
Ask the passenger for their advice
Move out slowly and stop. Repeat action until you
have a clear view of the road.
Listen if you hear any vehicles and if not proceed
None of the above
107. You want to get out on a busy road but you are being
obstructed. What action should you take?
a) Sound the horn and move out into the flow of traffic
b)
c)
d)
e)
quickly
Ask the passenger for their advice
Move out slowly and stop. Repeat action until you
have a clear view of the road.
Listen if you hear any vehicles and if not proceed
None of the above
108. What is the best action to take if you lose your way
whilst driving in an area not familiar to you?
a) Keep going and you will eventually see somewhere
you recognize
b) Do an emergency stop. Check your map and find out
where you are.
c) Pull over to a safe place and check your map or GPS
device
d) Stop at the next junction or traffic light and shout to
the other road users for help.
108. What is the best action to take if you lose your way
whilst driving in an area not familiar to you?
a) Keep going and you will eventually see somewhere
you recognize
b) Do an emergency stop. Check your map and find out
where you are.
c) Pull over to a safe place and check your map or GPS
device
d) Stop at the next junction or traffic light and shout to
the other road users for help.
109. Why is it important to maneuver your vehicle into the
right position when making a turn at the junction?
a) To prevent other drivers from getting ahead of you.
b) To finish the turn before the road gets busy again
c) To allow on-coming vehicles to know that you have
the right of way
d) To alert other road users of your intentions.
109. Why is it important to maneuver your vehicle into the
right position when making a turn at the junction?
a) To prevent other drivers from getting ahead of you.
b) To finish the turn before the road gets busy again
c) To allow on-coming vehicles to know that you have
the right of way
d) To alert other road users of your intentions.
110. In which of the following situations should you use the
high beam headlights?
a) When other drivers are driving with high beam
lights.
b) When on a two-lane highway
c) When on a dark road and there is no traffic
approaching or ahead of you.
d) When it is raining.
110. In which of the following situations should you use the
high beam headlights?
a) When other drivers are driving with high beam
lights.
b) When on a two-lane highway
c) When on a dark road and there is no traffic
approaching or ahead of you.
d) When it is raining.
111. What should a driver do if a vehicle pulls out in front of
him at a junction.
a) Step on the accelerator and take control.
b) Slow down and stop.
c) Swerve away into the next lane to avoid the vehicle.
d) Do a 3-point turn or U-turn.
e) None of the above
111. What should a driver do if a vehicle pulls out in front of
him at a junction.
a) Step on the accelerator and take control.
b) Slow down and stop.
c) Swerve away into the next lane to avoid the vehicle.
d) Do a 3-point turn or U-turn.
e) None of the above
112. If you are driving at night and the light of the vehicle
behind you is dazzling you, what should you do?
a) Apply footbrake only
b) Sound your horn until the offending driver
recognizes his fault.
c) Wave your hand through the window for him to dim
his lights
d) Do an emergency stop using the handbrake.
112. If you are driving at night and the light of the vehicle
behind you is dazzling you, what should you do?
a) Apply footbrake only
b) Sound your horn until the offending driver
recognizes his fault.
c) Wave your hand through the window for him to dim
his lights
d) Do an emergency stop using the handbrake.
113. How should a driver approach a junction which does
not have any signs or markings?
a) Approach slowly but do not stop as you have the
right of way.
b) Sound your horn continuously until you have
maneuvered across the junction.
c) Speed up and go across as quickly as possible before
the other cars
d) Slow down, stop and look both ways.
113. How should a driver approach a junction which does
not have any signs or markings?
a) Approach slowly but do not stop as you have the
right of way.
b) Sound your horn continuously until you have
maneuvered across the junction.
c) Speed up and go across as quickly as possible before
the other cars
d) Slow down, stop and look both ways.
114. What should a driver do when leaving a motor vehicle
unattended?
a) Lock the vehicle and leave the engine running.
b) Turn off the engine, switch on the hazard lights and
lock the doors securely.
c) Turn off engine remove the keys and lock all doors
d) Unlock the doors, and ask someone close by to give
an eye on the vehicle until you return.
e) None of the above
114. What should a driver do when leaving a motor vehicle
unattended?
a) Lock the vehicle and leave the engine running.
b) Turn off the engine, switch on the hazard lights and
lock the doors securely.
c) Turn off engine remove the keys and lock all doors.
d) Unlock the doors, and ask someone close by to give
an eye on the vehicle until you return.
e) None of the above
115. Under what circumstances is a driver exempt from
wearing seatbelts?
Select more than one answer
a) When taking children to school
b) When doing a maneuver that involves reversing
c) Delivery drivers, when they are doing their rounds
of deliveries.
d) When the car seatbelt is not working.
e) When a person is claustrophobic and wants air.
f) When exempted for medical reasons and in
possession of a medical certificate
115. Under what circumstances is a driver exempt from
wearing seatbelts?
Select more than one answer
a) When taking children to school
b) When doing a maneuver that involves reversing
c) Delivery drivers, when they are doing their rounds
of deliveries.
d) When the car seatbelt is not working.
e) When a person is claustrophobic and wants air.
f) When exempted for medical reasons and in
possession of a medical certificate.
116. Heavy steering can be caused by
a) Under-inflated tyres
b) Too much brake fluid
c) Dirty tyres
d) Over-inflated tyres
e) Low fuel level
116. Heavy steering can be caused by
a) Under-inflated tyres
b) Too much brake fluid
c) Dirty tyres
d) Over-inflated tyres
e) Low fuel level
117. If your vehicle pulls to one side when braking you
should:
a) Step on the brake harder
b) Use the hand brake only
c) Contact a mechanic as soon as practicable
d) This means the car needs more brake fluid
117. If your vehicle pulls to one side when braking you
should:
a) Step on the brake harder
b) Use the hand brake only
c) Contact a mechanic as soon as practicable
d) This means the car needs more brake fluid
118. Which of the following is not true. Drinking alcohol may
cause a driver to:
Four answers required
a) Lose concentration
b) Poor coordination
c) Poor judgement
d) Less self-control
e) Keep focused and calm
f) Increases reaction time
118. Which of the following is not true. Drinking alcohol may
cause a driver to:
Four (4) answers required
a) Lose concentration
b) Poor coordination
c) Poor judgement
d) Less self-control
e) Keep focused and calm
f) Increases reaction time
119. If you are suffering from any sickness that impacts your
driving you should:
a) Inform the nearest customs department
b) Do not let anyone know or you might lose your
license to drive.
c) Inform the immigration department
d) Inform the Vehicle Licensing department as soon
as possible
e) No one needs to know until you are ready to
renew your drivers license.
119. If you are suffering from any sickness that impacts your
driving you should:
a) Inform the nearest customs department
b) Do not let anyone know or you might lose your
license to drive.
c) Inform the immigration department
d) Inform the Vehicle Licensing department as soon
as possible
e) No one needs to know until you are ready to
renew your drivers license.
120. If you are driving behind someone who you think have
forgotten to switch off their right indicator what should
you do?
a) Sound your horn and overtake.
b) Do not overtake.
c) Sound your horn and switch your indicator on and
off to alert the driver in front.
d) Turn on your hazard lights.
120. If you are driving behind someone who you think have
forgotten to switch off their right indicator what should
you do?
a) Sound your horn and overtake.
b) Do not overtake.
c) Sound your horn and switch your indicator on and
off to alert the driver in front.
d) Turn on your hazard lights.
121. Defensive driving causes the least risk to other road
users:
a) True
b) False
121. Defensive driving causes the least risk to other road
users:
a) True
b) False
122. Driving at higher speeds increases fuel consumption
than driving at lower speeds.
a) True
b) False
122. Driving at higher speeds increases fuel consumption
than driving at lower speeds.
a) True
b) False
123. If a vehicles tyres are under inflated it results in less fuel
being used.
a) True
b) False
123. If a vehicles tyres are under inflated it results in less fuel
being used.
a) True
b) False
124. Harsh braking reduces fuel consumption
a) True
b) False
124. Harsh braking reduces fuel consumption
a) True
b) False
125. Rapid acceleration increases fuel consumption.
a) True
b) False
125. Rapid acceleration increases fuel consumption.
a) True
b) False
126.
What does this sign mean?
a) No overtaking
b) Double lane road
c) No double parking
d) Parking lot
126.
What does this sign mean?
a) No overtaking
b) Double lane road
c) No double parking
d) Parking lot
127. What does this sign mean?
a) Give way
b) Up hill gradient
c) Steep Hill downwards
d) Gentle slope ahead
127. What does this sign mean?
a) Give way
b) Up hill gradient
c) Steep Hill downwards
d) Gentle slope ahead
128. What does this sign mean?
a) No parking
b) No through road
c) No entry
d) Round-a-bout
128. What does this sign mean?
a) No parking
b) No through road
c) No entry
d) Round-a-bout
129. What does this sign mean?
a) Uneven road
b) Road narrows on right
c) Series of roads
d) Traffic merges at bend
129. What does this sign mean?
a) Uneven road
b) Road narrows on right
c) Series of roads
d) Traffic merges at bend
130. What does this sign mean?
a) Dual Carriage way
b) Road narrows on both sides
c) Double lane road ahead
d) Junction ahead Traffic merges at bend
130. What does this sign mean?
a) Dual Carriage way
b) Road narrows on both sides
c) Double lane road ahead
d) Junction ahead Traffic merges at bend
131. What does this sign mean?
a) Road arrows on both sides.
b) Dual Carriageway ends
c) Give way
d) Road narrows
131. What does this sign mean?
a) Road arrows on both sides.
b) Dual Carriageway ends
c) Give way
d) Road narrows
132. What does this sign mean?
a) Series of roads
b) Crossroads
c) Side road ahead
d) Two way traffic
132. What does this sign mean?
a) Series of roads
b) Crossroads
c) Side road ahead
d) Two way traffic
133. What does this sign mean?
a) Staggered Junction
b) Two side road
c) Cross roads
d) Give way
133. What does this sign mean?
a) Staggered Junction
b) Two side road
c) Cross roads
d) Give way
134. What does this sign mean?
a) Crossroads
b) T-Junction with priority over vehicles from the right
c) No entry
d) Staggered junction
134. What does this sign mean?
a) Crossroads
b) T-Junction with priority over vehicles from the right
c) No entry
d) Staggered junction
135. What does this sign mean?
a) No left turn
b) Narrow road on left
c) Traffic merging from left turn ahead
d) Road narrows ahead.
e) Give way to vehicles coming from the left.
135. What does this sign mean?
a) No left turn
b) Narrow road on left
c) Traffic merging from left turn ahead
d) Road narrows ahead.
e) Give way to vehicles coming from the left.
136. What does this sign mean?
a) Winding road
b) Bend to the right
c) Double bend first to left (symbol may be reversed)
d) Deep corners approaching.
136. What does this sign mean?
a) Winding road
b) Bend to the right
c) Double bend first to left (symbol may be reversed)
d) Deep corners approaching.
137. What does this sign mean?
a) Double bend
b) Bend to right (or left if symbol is reversed)
c) No left turn
d) Turning lane ahead
137. What does this sign mean?
a) Double bend
b) Bend to right (or left if symbol is reversed)
c) No left turn
d) Turning lane ahead
138. What does this sign mean?
a) Junction on a bend ahead
b) Minor road to the left ahead
c) No left turn
d) Give way to vehicles coming from the left
138. What does this sign mean?
a) Junction on a bend ahead
b) Minor road to the left ahead
c) No left turn
d) Give way to vehicles coming from the left
139. What does this sign mean?
No U turn
b) Broken road ahead
c) Give way
d) Roundabout
a)
139. What does this sign mean?
No U turn
b) Broken road ahead
c) Give way
d) Roundabout
a)
140. What does this sign mean?
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
No through road
Speed limit 50mph
Give way at 50 yards before reaching junction
Distance to GIVE WAY sign ahead
None of the above
140. What does this sign mean?
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
No through road
Speed limit 50mph
Give way at 50 yards before reaching junction
Distance to GIVE WAY sign ahead
None of the above
141. What does this sign mean?
a) Dual carriage way straight ahead
b) Two-way traffic straight ahead
c) High way approaching
d) Traffic lights approaching
e) Road narrows ahead
141. What does this sign mean?
a) Dual carriage way straight ahead
b) Two-way traffic straight ahead
c) High way approaching
d) Traffic lights approaching
e) Road narrows ahead
142. What does this sign mean?
a) Distance to STOP Sign ahead
b) Stop 100 yards before junction
c) Road measures 100yds at junction.
d) High way approaching
e) Traffic lights approaching
142. What does this sign mean?
a) Distance to STOP Sign ahead
b) Stop 100 yards before junction
c) Road measures 100yds at junction.
d) High way approaching
e) Traffic lights approaching
143. What does this sign mean?
a) Low flying aircraft or sudden aircraft noise
b) Caution - Airport zone approaching.
c) No through traffic.
d) Aircraft emergency, do not enter.
143. What does this sign mean?
a) Low flying aircraft or sudden aircraft noise
b) Caution - Airport zone approaching.
c) No through traffic.
d) Aircraft emergency, do not enter.
144. What does this sign mean?
a) Racing cars ahead.
b) No speed zone
c) Double bend
d) Accident. Proceed with caution.
e) Slippery road
144. What does this sign mean?
a) Racing cars ahead.
b) No speed zone
c) Double bend
d) Accident. Proceed with caution.
e) Slippery road
145. What does this sign mean?
a) Steep hill upwards
b) Steep hill downwards
c) Speed bump ahead
d) Cars not allowed.
145. What does this sign mean?
a) Steep hill upwards
b) Steep hill downwards
c) Speed bump ahead
d) Cars not allowed.
146. What does this sign mean?
a) Steep hill upwards
b) Steep hill downwards
c) Speed bump ahead
d) Cars not allowed.
146. What does this sign mean?
a) Steep hill upwards
b) Steep hill downwards
c) Speed bump ahead
d) Cars not allowed.
147. What does this sign mean?
a) Children playing ahead
b) School crossing patrol ahead
c) Pedestrian crossing
d) Give way to traffic coming from the left
147. What does this sign mean?
a) Children playing ahead
b) School crossing patrol ahead
c) Pedestrian crossing
d) Give way to traffic coming from the left
148. What does this sign mean?
a) Frail (or blind or disabled if shown) pedestrians
likely to cross road ahead
b) Road works ahead. Proceed with caution.
c) Cattle crossing
d) School patrol ahead. Watch out for traffic officer.
148. What does this sign mean?
a) Frail (or blind or disabled if shown) pedestrians
likely to cross road ahead
b) Road works ahead. Proceed with caution.
c) Cattle crossing
d) School patrol ahead. Watch out for traffic officer.
149. What does this sign mean?
a) Jogging lane
b) Pedestrian Crossing
c) Side walk, stay clear.
d) None of the above.
149. What does this sign mean?
a) Jogging lane
b) Pedestrian Crossing
c) Side walk, stay clear.
d) None of the above.
150. What does this sign mean?
a) Speed bump
b) Bridge approaching
c) Uneven road
d) No cars allowed
150. What does this sign mean?
a) Speed bump
b) Bridge approaching
c) Uneven road
d) No cars allowed
151. What does this sign mean?
a) Wild animal crossing
b) Cattle
c) Road ends. Pasture ahead.
d) None of the above
151. What does this sign mean?
a) Wild animal crossing
b) Cattle
c) Road ends. Pasture ahead.
d) None of the above
152. What does this sign mean?
a) Traffic queues likely
b) Public parking lot ahead
c) No trucks allowed.
d) Single lane traffic ahead, keep left.
152. What does this sign mean?
a) Traffic queues likely
b) Public parking lot ahead
c) No trucks allowed.
d) Single lane traffic ahead, keep left.
153. What does this sign mean?
a) No entry for vehicular traffic
b) No parking for vehicular traffic.
c) Crossroads
d) Roundabout
153. What does this sign mean?
a) No entry for vehicular traffic
b) No parking for vehicular traffic.
c) Crossroads
d) Roundabout
154. What does this sign mean?
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
No entry
No right turn
No vehicular traffic may turn left.
Road closed
Crossroads
Right turn only
154. What does this sign mean?
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
No entry
No right turn
No vehicular traffic may turn left.
Road closed
Crossroads
Right turn only
155. What does this sign mean?
a) No entry
b) No left turn
c) No vehicular traffic may turn left.
d) Road closed
e) Left turn only
155. What does this sign mean?
a) No entry
b) No left turn
c) No vehicular traffic may turn left.
d) Road closed
e) Left turn only
156. What does this sign mean?
a) No U-turn
b) Roundabouts
c) No entry
d) Crossroads
e) Road ends. No through road.
156. What does this sign mean?
a) No U-turn
b) Roundabouts
c) No entry
d) Crossroads
e) Road ends. No through road.
157. What does this sign mean?
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
No through road
Speed limit 50mph
Give way at 50 yards before reaching junction
Road closed 50 yards ahead
Distance to GIVE WAY sign ahead
None of the above
157. What does this sign mean?
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
No through road
Speed limit 50mph
Give way at 50 yards before reaching junction
Road closed 50 yards ahead
Distance to GIVE WAY sign ahead
None of the above
158. What does this sign mean?
a) No right turn
b) Minor road to the left ahead
c) No left turn
d) Give way to vehicles coming from the left
e)
Junction on a bend ahead
158. What does this sign mean?
a) No right turn
b) Minor road to the left ahead
c) No left turn
d) Give way to vehicles coming from the left
e)
Junction on a bend ahead
159. What does this sign mean?
a) Falling rocks
b) Wet Road
c) Speed bumps ahead
d) Caution. Road works
e) None of the above
159. What does this sign mean?
a) Falling rocks
b) Wet Road
c) Speed bumps ahead
d) Caution. Road works
e) None of the above
160. What does this sign mean?
a) A plate seen below some other signs
b) Speed limit
c) Speed trap ahead
d) Give way sign
160. What does this sign mean?
a) A plate seen below some other signs
b) Speed limit
c) Speed trap ahead
d) Give way sign
161. What does this sign mean?
a) Traffic signals ahead
b) Traffic signals not in use
c) Road closed.
d) Traffic having the right of way
161. What does this sign mean?
a) Traffic signals ahead
b) Traffic signals not in use
c) Road closed.
d) Traffic having the right of way
162. What does this sign mean?
a) Pedestrians in road ahead
b) Children playing ahead
c) School crossing patrol ahead
d) Pedestrian crossing
162. What does this sign mean?
a) Pedestrians in road ahead
b) Children playing ahead
c) School crossing patrol ahead
d) Pedestrian crossing
163. What does this sign mean?
a) No bicycles allowed.
b) Bicycle parking area
c) Motor bike route ahead
d) Cycle route ahead
e) None of the above
163. What does this sign mean?
a) No bicycles allowed.
b) Bicycle parking area
c) Motor bike route ahead
d) Cycle route ahead
e) None of the above
164. What does this sign mean?
a) Lightening zone. Caution
b) Overhead electric cable
c) Sharp bends ahead
d) None of the above
164. What does this sign mean?
a) Lightening zone. Caution
b) Overhead electric cable
c) Sharp bends ahead
d) None of the above
165. What does this sign mean?
a) Distance over which road humps extend
b) Soft verges
c) Hill approaching
d) Road closed half mile
e) Dead end
165. What does this sign mean?
a) Distance over which road humps extend
b) Soft verges
c) Hill approaching
d) Road closed half mile
e) Dead end
166. What does this sign mean?
a) No vehicles allowed
b) Road not in use. Choose alternate route
c) Give way
d) Other danger, plate indicates nature of danger
166. What does this sign mean?
a) No vehicles allowed
b) Road not in use. Choose alternate route
c) Give way
d) Other danger, plate indicates nature of danger
167. What does this sign mean?
a) Soft verges
b) Distance over which road humps extend
c) Hill approaching
d) Road closed half mile
e) Dead end
167. What does this sign mean?
a) Soft verges
b) Distance over which road humps extend
c) Hill approaching
d) Road closed half mile
e) Dead end
168. What does this sign mean?
a) No vehicles allowed
b) Side winds
c) East winds
d) Flag zone ahead
e) None of the above
168. What does this sign mean?
a) No vehicles allowed
b) Side winds
c) East winds
d) Flag zone ahead
e) None of the above
169. What does this sign mean?
a) Distance over which road humps extend
b) Soft verges
c) Hill approaching
d) Hump bridge
169. What does this sign mean?
a) Distance over which road humps extend
b) Soft verges
c) Hill approaching
d) Hump bridge
170. What does this sign mean?
a) Series of bends. Exercise caution.
b) Road closed. Choose route where arrow points.
c) Chevrons show 3-lane road ahead
d) Sharp deviation of route to left (or right if chevrons
reversed)
170. What does this sign mean?
a) Series of bends. Exercise caution.
b) Road closed. Choose route where arrow points.
c) Chevrons show 3-lane road ahead
d) Sharp deviation of route to left (or right if chevrons
reversed)
171. What does this sign mean?
a) Ahead only
b) Hill approaching
c) One way street
d) Road narrows ahead
171. What does this sign mean?
a) Ahead only
b) Hill approaching
c) One way street
d) Road narrows ahead
172. What does this sign mean?
a) No left turn
b) Road closed on the left
c) One way road ahead to the right
d) Road closed to the right. Make U turn
e) Turn left ahead (right if symbol reversed)
172. What does this sign mean?
a) No left turn
b) Road closed on the left
c) One way road ahead to the right
d) Road closed to the right. Make U turn
e) Turn left ahead (right if symbol reversed)
173. What does this sign mean?
a) Turn left (right if symbol reversed)
b) Road closed on the left
c) One way road ahead to the left
d) Road closed to the right
173. What does this sign mean?
a) Turn left (right if symbol reversed)
b) Road closed on the left
c) One way road ahead to the left
d) Road closed to the right
174. What does this sign mean?
a) Keep right
b) Vehicles may pass on either side
c) Keep left (right if symbol reversed)
d) No left turn
e) No through road ahead.
174. What does this sign mean?
a) Keep right
b) Vehicles may pass on either side
c) Keep left (right if symbol reversed)
d) No left turn
e) No through road ahead.
175. What does this sign mean?
a) Follow both arrows
b) Vehicles may pass either side to reach same
destination
c) No left or right turn
d) Two lane road ahead
175. What does this sign mean?
a) Follow both arrows
b) Vehicles may pass either side to reach same
destination
c) No left or right turn
d) Two lane road ahead
176. What does this sign mean?
a) Mini-roundabout
b) Turn around here
c) Make U turn
d) Turn right
176. What does this sign mean?
a) Mini-roundabout
b) Turn around here
c) Make U turn
d) Turn right
177. What does this sign mean?
a) No through road
b) One-way traffic
c) Straight road ahead
d) Drive through
177. What does this sign mean?
a) No through road
b) One-way traffic
c) Straight road ahead
d) Drive through
178. How should a driver approach a corner when it is
windy?
a) Driver closer to the center line to give room to
drift left.
b) Go slowly around the corner.
c) Maintain your speed and be ready for the
unexpected.
d) If the way is clear, increase your speed and hold
the steering with both hands to complete the
maneuver.
178. How should a driver approach a corner when it is
windy?
a) Driver closer to the center line to give room to
drift left.
b) Go slowly around the corner.
c) Maintain your speed and be ready for the
unexpected.
d) If the way is clear, increase your speed and hold
the steering with both hands to complete the
maneuver.
179. What does this sign mean?
179. What does this sign mean?
No flammable or toxic Chemicals
180. What does this sign mean?
180. What does this sign mean?
Corrosive Chemicals
181. What should be the thread depth on tyres?
a) 16 milliliters.
b) 8 milliliters
c) 1 milliliter
d) 3 milliliters
181. What should be the thread dept on tyres?
a) 16 milliliters.
b) 8 milliliters
c) 1 milliliter
d) 3 milliliters
182. If you are driving behind a moped and approaching a
round-a-bout, what should you do?
a) Sound your horn to let the person know you are close by.
b) Stay behind the moped
c) Overtake quickly and cautiously
d) Stay behind the moped but pull up along side it in the same
lane.
182. If you are driving behind a moped and approaching a
round-a-bout, what should you do?
a) Sound your horn to let the person know you are close by.
b) Stay behind the moped
c) Overtake quickly and cautiously
d) Stay behind the moped but pull up along side it in the same
lane.
183. How do you use the engine of the car as a brake or to
slow it down when driving?
a) Put the car in low gear
b) Switch the ignition off and back on very quickly
c) Pull up the emergency brake.
d) The engine of the car cannot be used to slow the car down
183. How do you use the engine of the car as a brake or to
slow it down when driving?
a) Put the car in low gear
b) Switch the ignition off and back on very quickly
c) Pull up the emergency brake.
d) The engine of the car cannot be used to slow the car down
184. If you are driving behind a truck approaching a junction
and you want to overtake, what should you do?
Signal to the truck driver that you are about to do a
maneuver.
b) Check your mirror and overtake safely.
c) Wait until you have passed the junction and then overtake
when it is safe to do so.
d) Sound your horn so that other drivers will be aware you are
going to overtake a large vehicle.
a)
184. If you are driving behind a truck approaching a junction
and you want to overtake, what should you do?
Signal to the truck driver that you are about to do a
maneuver.
b) Check your mirror and overtake safely.
c) Wait until you have passed the junction and then overtake
when it is safe to do so.
d) Sound your horn so that other drivers will be aware you are
going to overtake a large vehicle.
a)
185. What increases fuel consumption in a vehicle?
a) Driving too slow
b) Using highways instead of other roads.
c) Purchasing low priced fuel
d) Harsh accelerating.
185. What increases fuel consumption in a vehicle?
a) Driving too slow
b) Using highways instead of other roads.
c) Purchasing low priced fuel
d) Harsh accelerating.
186. A driver may remove his seatbelt when:
a) Driving on a side road where there is no traffic
b) When doing a maneuver that involves reversing.
c) When experiencing stomach pains.
d) When driving in bumper to bumper traffic.
186. A driver may remove his seatbelt when:
a) Driving on a side road where there is no traffic
b) When doing a maneuver that involves reversing.
c) When experiencing stomach pains.
d) When driving in bumper to bumper traffic.
187. You are at a party and have been drinking and begin to
feel tipsy, what should you do?
a) Drive at a comfortable speed that is manageable.
b) Use a low gear as this will keep the car under control
c) Call a public transportation to take you home.
d) Sleep for about an hour and then go on your journey.
e) None of the above
187. You are at a party and have been drinking and begin to
feel tipsy, what should you do?
a) Drive at a comfortable speed that is manageable.
b) Use a low gear as this will keep the car under control
c) Call a public transportation to take you home.
d) Sleep for about an hour and then go on your journey.
e) None of the above
188. What is the best way to protect your vehicle from theft?
a) Park your vehicle facing in.
b) Leave the windows down so people will think there are no
valuables in it.
c) Lock all windows and doors
d) Park your vehicle beside less expensive cars.
188. What is the best way to protect your vehicle from theft?
a) Park your vehicle facing in.
b) Leave the windows down so people will think there are no
valuables in it.
c) Lock all windows and doors
d) Park your vehicle beside less expensive cars.
189. If you are driving and you are dazzled by the lights of an
on-coming vehicle, what should you do?
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Turn on your bright light to let the other person know that
their bright light is on.
Speed up so you can quickly get rid of that obstacle.
Do an emergency stop.
Pull over and stop.
Keep driving at a steady pace.
189. If you are driving and you are dazzled by the lights of an
on-coming vehicle, what should you do?
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Turn on your bright light to let the other person know that
their bright light is on.
Speed up so you can quickly get rid of that obstacle.
Do an emergency stop.
Pull over and stop.
Keep driving at a steady pace.
190. If you are driving behind a trailer that is going to turn right
at a junction, what should you do?
a) Ensure that you are one car length behind the trailer.
b) Wait until the trailer has completed the turn then proceed.
c) Trailer should only make left turns at a junction.
d) Continue driving at the same speed.
e) Increase your speed
190. If you are driving behind a trailer that is going to turn right
at a junction, what should you do?
a) Ensure that you are one car length behind the trailer.
b) Wait until the trailer has completed the turn then proceed.
c) Trailer should only make left turns at a junction.
d) Continue driving at the same speed.
e) Increase your speed.
191. What should a driver do when passing a cyclist?
a) Sound your horn whilst passing.
b) Pass cautiously and leave plenty space.
c) Speed up because cyclist often cause plenty of accidents.
d) Pass close to the cyclist but ensure not to hit him/her.
191. What should a driver do when passing a cyclist?
a) Sound your horn whilst passing.
b) Pass cautiously and leave plenty space.
c) Speed up because cyclist often cause plenty of accidents.
d) Pass close to the cyclist but ensure not to hit him/her.
192. What should you top up your battery with when the fluid
is low?
a) Tap water
b) Coolant
c) Distilled water
d) Hot water
192. What should you top up your battery with when the fluid
is low?
a) Tap water
b) Coolant
c) Distilled water
d) Hot water
193. What should you do if a vehicle stalls in front of you at a
junction?
a) Wait and allow the obstruction to clear
b) Sound the horn
c) Overtake the vehicle
d) Drive on the sidewalk and pass the vehicle
193. What should you do if a vehicle stalls in front of you at a
junction?
a) Wait and allow the obstruction to clear
b) Sound the horn
c) Overtake the vehicle
d) Drive on the sidewalk and pass the vehicle
194. When should a driver check oil levels?
a) Every morning
b) Every 10000 miles
c) When going on a long journey
d) Every 3 months
194. When should a driver check oil levels?
a) Every morning
b) Every 10000 miles
c) When going on a long journey
d) Every 3 months
195. When should you use your horn?
a) To greet acquaintances.
b) To get through bumper to bumper traffic.
c) To warn other road users of your presence.
d) To signal to pedestrians to cross the street.
e) To let other road users know you are giving them way.
195. When should you use your horn?
a) To greet acquaintances.
b) To get through bumper to bumper traffic.
c) To warn other road users of your presence.
d) To signal to pedestrians to cross the street.
e) To let other road users know you are giving them way.
196. How should a driver correct a rear wheel skid?
a) Steer into it
b) Steer away from it.
c) Do an emergency stop
d) Pull up the hand brake
e) Accelerate
196. How should a driver correct a rear wheel skid?
a) Steer into it
b) Steer away from it.
c) Do an emergency stop
d) Pull up the hand brake
e) Accelerate
197. Why is it safer to keep well away from a large vehicle you
intend to overtake?
a) It allows you to get the best view of the road ahead.
b) To allow the driver of the large vehicle to see you.
c) It allows other drivers to see what your intentions are
d) It is not safer to keep well away from a large vehicle you
intend to overtake.
197. Why is it safer to keep well away from a large vehicle you
intend to overtake?
a) It allows you to get the best view of the road ahead.
b) To allow the driver of the large vehicle to see you.
c) It allows other drivers to see what your intentions are
d) It is not safer to keep well away from a large vehicle you
intend to overtake.
198. A driver should only flash his headlights to other road
users to:
a) Warn them of his presence.
b) Let them know that their lights are on.
c) To tell them of a speed trap ahead.
d) To let someone know you are given them way.
198. A driver should only flash his headlights to other road
users to:
a) Warn them of his presence.
b) Let them know that their lights are on.
c) To tell them of a speed trap ahead.
d) To let someone know you are given them way.
199. When topping up battery, what level should it be filled to?
a) Just below the cell plates
b) Just above the cell plates
c) Only quarter of the battery needs fluid.
d) The battery should only be half full.
199. When topping up battery, what level should it be filled to?
a) Just below the cell plates
b) Just above the cell plates
c) Only quarter of the battery needs fluid.
d) The battery should only be half full.
200. How does a school patrol officer signal for vehicle to
stop?
a) by waving at the vehicle
b) by holding up a stop sign
c) by telling the driver to stop
d) by blowing a whistle
e) a school patrol officer should not stop vehicles
200. How does a school patrol officer signal for vehicle to
stop?
a) by waving at the vehicle
b) by holding up a stop sign
c) by telling the driver to stop
d) by blowing a whistle
e) a school patrol officer should not stop vehicles
201. You are turning left and the rear of your vehicle
slides to the right?
a) Pull up the hand brake right away
b) Steer to the left
c) Steer to the right carefully
d) Steer to the left and brake firmly
201. You are turning left and the rear of your vehicle
slides to the right?
a) Pull up the hand brake right away
b) Steer to the left
c) Steer to the right carefully
d) Steer to the left and brake firmly
202. If you have taken medicine that makes you drowsy:
a) Do not drive
b) Drive with a friend beside you
c) You may drive but not on highways
d) Do not drive in excess of 25 MPH
202. If you have taken medicine that makes you drowsy:
a) Do not drive
b) Drive with a friend beside you
c) You may drive but not on highways
d) Do not drive in excess of 25 MPH
203. When driving along well lit roads what light should
you drive with.
a) No light is necessary
b) Dipped headlights
c) No headlights
d) Park lights only
203. When driving along well lit roads what light should
you drive with.
a) No light is necessary
b) Dipped headlights
c) No headlights
d) Park lights only
204. You are driving on a road and you intend to turn
left. What should you do?
a) Go close to the center line and then turn left
b) Stay in the middle of the road
c) Keep closer to the left and then turn
d) Left turns are not permitted when driving on a road
204. You are driving on a road and you intend to turn
left. What should you do?
a) Go close to the center line and then turn left
b) Stay in the middle of the road
c) Keep closer to the left and then turn
d) Left turns are not permitted when driving on a road
205. Roof racks fitted on the roof of cars will.
a) Increase fuel consumption
b) Decrease fuel consumption
c) Increase stopping distances
d) Decrease stopping distances
e) None of the above
205. Roof racks fitted on the roof of cars will.
a) Increase fuel consumption
b) Decrease fuel consumption
c) Increase stopping distances
d) Decrease stopping distances
e) None of the above
206. If you are driving a vehicle which is obstructing
traffic and you want to allow vehicles travelling behind
you to pass, what should you do?
a) Pull over to the left and stop
b) Drive slowly and use the appropriate hand signal
c) Pull to the right so the vehicles can use the shoulder
of the road to pass
d) Put on the hazard lights and Drive slowly
206. If you are driving a vehicle which is obstructing
traffic and you want to allow vehicles travelling behind
you to pass, what should you do?
a) Pull over to the left and stop
b) Drive slowly and use the appropriate hand signal
c) Pull to the right so the vehicles can use the shoulder
of the road to pass
d) Put on the hazard lights and Drive slowly
207. How do you correct a rear wheel skid?
a) Steer away from it
b) Pull up the handbrake and then press footbrake
c) Lock the steering wheel all the way to any direction
d) Steer into it
207. How do you correct a rear wheel skid?
a) Steer away from it
b) Pull up the handbrake and then press footbrake
c) Lock the steering wheel all the way to any direction
d) Steer into it
208. How do you stop your vehicle in an emergency
when you are driving on a wet road?
a) Emergency stops are not permitted
b) Apply both footbrake and handbrake together
c) Do a 3-point turn
d) Swerve erratically to the left and then stop
e) None of the above
208. How do you stop your vehicle in an emergency
when you are driving on a wet road?
a) Emergency stops are not permitted
b) Apply both footbrake and handbrake together
c) Do a 3-point turn
d) Swerve erratically to the left and then stop
e) None of the above
209. If one of these gets low, it could cause an accident:
a) Battery Fluid
b) Washer Fluid
c) Brake Fluid
d) Radiator Fluid
209. If one of these gets low, it could cause an accident:
a) Battery Fluid
b) Washer Fluid
c) Brake Fluid
d) Radiator Fluid
210. You are driving and you see a ball bouncing into the
road ahead of you. What should you do?
a) Increase your speed before someone comes out into
the road.
b) Slow down and be ready to stop.
c) Pull off to the left and park
d) Maintain your speed
210. You are driving and you see a ball bouncing into the
road ahead of you. What should you do?
a) Increase your speed before someone comes out into
the road.
b) Slow down and be ready to stop.
c) Pull off to the left and park
d) Maintain your speed
211. If you are driving behind a large vehicle in wet
weather and the spray from the vehicle is obstructing
you, what should you do?
a) Indicate and pass quickly
b) Sound your horn to let the driver know he is causing
an obstruction
c) Pull back from the vehicle until you are able to see
clearly
d) Maintain your position behind the vehicle until you
get to a dry area
211. If you are driving behind a large vehicle in wet
weather and the spray from the vehicle is obstructing
you, what should you do?
a) Indicate and pass quickly
b) Sound your horn to let the driver know he is causing
an obstruction
c) Pull back from the vehicle until you are able to see
clearly
d) Maintain your position behind the vehicle until you
get to a dry area
212. If your vehicle pulls to one side when braking, what
should you do?
a) This is normal and there is nothing to worry about
b) You will need to change your tires only when doing
the next inspection
c) Have you tires checked by a garage as soon as
possible
d) Stop using to footbrake and use the handbrake
instead.
212. If your vehicle pulls to one side when braking, what
should you do?
a) This is normal and there is nothing to worry about
b) You will need to change your tires only when doing
the next inspection
c) Have you tires checked by a garage as soon as
possible
d) Stop using to footbrake and use the handbrake
instead.
213. When overtaking large vehicles in windy conditions:
a) Drive cautiously and expect sudden wind gusts
b) Double your speed
c) Never overtake large vehicles in windy conditions
d) Sound your horn continuously until the driver of the
large vehicle gives way to you
213. When overtaking large vehicles in windy conditions:
a) Drive cautiously and expect sudden wind gusts
b) Double your speed
c) Never overtake large vehicles in windy conditions
d) Sound your horn continuously until the driver of the
large vehicle gives way to you
214. If a vehicle pulls out in from of you at a junction you
should:
a) Sound your horn and maintain your speed
b) You have the right of way so continue as normal
c) Slow down and be ready to stop
d) Increase your speed and pass quickly to avoid an
accident
214. If a vehicle pulls out in from of you at a junction you
should:
a) Sound your horn and maintain your speed
b) You have the right of way so continue as normal
c) Slow down and be ready to stop
d) Increase your speed and pass quickly to avoid an
accident