NSW DKT ROAD RULES PRACTICE TEST 04

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NSW Road Rules Test 4

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You are driving on a road in good conditions and the vehicle ahead passes an object. You should not pass the same object until how much time has elapsed?

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The best way of avoiding driver fatigue is to do what?

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If you notice you're starting to feel fatigue, you should...?

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Two drivers are side-by-side when an obstacle appears 38 m ahead in the road. One driver is driving at 60 km an hour, the other 65 km/h. If they both brake at the same time, the slower driver will hit the obstacle at 5 km/h; what speed will the faster driver hit the obstacle at?

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If you kill someone as a result of dangerous driving, you can be imprisoned for up to...?

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P1 licence holders under 25 years of age can only carry one passenger under 21 years of age between what hours?

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Which of these can affect the BAC you get from a set amount of alcoholic drink?

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Speed limit signs indicate...?

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The police can breathalyse you for alcohol...?

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Which of these can speed up the rate at which your body gets rid of alcohol?

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You should always slow down...?

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How many people are killed on the road each year because they weren't wearing seatbelts?

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On Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, what percentage of crashes involve alcohol?

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In poor conditions, e.g. night-time or rain, what should you do with your crash avoidance space?

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P1 licence holders must have a blood-alcohol level of what when they are driving?

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If you fall into a 4 second micro sleep at 100 km/h, how far will the car travel before you take back control of it?

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At 60 km/h your crash avoidance space should be...?

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At 110 km/h, your crash avoidance space should be...?

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After a night of heavy drinking, it can take up to how long for your BAC to return to zero?

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When there are extreme events such as heat waves, bushfires, floods etc., if possible, you should...?

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All passengers in your car should have...?

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What's the best way of not committing a drink driving offence?

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How can you accurately calculate your blood alcohol concentration?

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Which one of these is a permitted use of a mobile phone when driving?

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If you kill or injure somebody by dangerous driving with ”aggravating circumstances” your sentence may be increased by up to what?

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