ACT DKT ROAD RULES PRACTICE TEST 04

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ACT Road Rules Test 4

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A passenger cannot be carried without seatbelts/restraints unless...?

Under no circumstances

They choose not to wear one

There are not enough seatbelts to go around

They are in the load area

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A red traffic light means you must stop...?

Unless weather conditions are perfect

Unless you are the largest vehicle in the vicinity

In all circumstances

Unless the road is clear

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Whose responsibility is it to ensure that a child is safely restrained in a vehicle?

The parents'

The driver's

The child's

Nobody's

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You can only park on crests or curves outside built-up areas if your vehicle is visible to drivers on your side of the road for what distance?

50 m

150 m

75 m

100 m

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If you failed to stop when instructed to by the police, you can be sent to jail for up to...?

24 months

12 months

3 months

6 months

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Having passed a pedestrian crossing, you must park at least what distance from it?

20 m

15 m

10 m

5 m

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When you are planning to make a turn, pull in, or change lane, you should indicate a minimum of what time in advance?

Two seconds

Five seconds

Eight seconds

Four seconds

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Your default position on a three-lane highway should be to drive in which lane?

The left-hand lane

The centre lane

Whichever you prefer

The right-hand lane

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If you have broken down or had an accident and you have a red warning triangle, how far behind your vehicle should you place it?

50 m

5 m

25 m

10 m

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You can combat blind spots by doing what?

Using guesswork

Buying bigger mirrors

Turning your head

Using your ears

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What is the minimum lateral distance you should maintain when overtaking a cyclist in a zone where the speed limit is above 60 km/h?

1 m

1.5 m

2.0 m

0.5 m

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If you are traveling at 100 km/h and fall into a four second microsleep, how far will your car travel completely out of your control?

90 m

110 m

50 m

70 m

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In bad weather, at night, or if you're tired, what should you do with your following distance?

Double it

Ignore it

Keep it the same

Halve it

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The 'three second rule' mandates the ________ distance you should leave to the car in front?

Maximum

Exact

Minimum

Rough

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Your horn should only be used to do what?

All of these

Warn other road users of danger

Make other road users get out of your way

Express your anger at other road users

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If a road has a continuous dividing line or dividing strip, you must park so that there is a minimum gap between the outer side of your vehicle and the line or strip of...?

1 m

2 m

4 m

3 m

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Under what circumstances can you cross a solid white line at an intersection without stopping?

If you need to maintain speed

If you need to beat a light

When there is no other traffic

None

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If you are entering or leaving a road, overtaking a vehicle turning right or making a U-turn, or avoiding an obstruction, you may drive in a bicycle lane for a maximum of...?

25 m

75 m

50 m

100 m

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If your steering wheel was a clock, what is the best position for your hands to be in?

10 to 2

20 to 4

5 to 11

6:30

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When following another vehicle downhill, you should increase your following distance by at least...?

2 x

1 x

0 x

3 x

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When entering or leaving a road, you may use a bus lane for a maximum of what distance?

25 m

50 m

100 m

150 m

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If you enter a roundabout with the intention of taking the right-hand exit, how should you indicate?

Right indicator on entering, none on exit

No indicator on entering, right on exit

Left indicator before entering, right on exit

Right indicator before entering, left on exit

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Which of these activities should you avoid as much as possible to keep concentration when driving?

Chatting with passengers

Playing loud music

Adjusting the radio

All of them

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Before pulling away in your vehicle, you must...?

Make a clear signal of your intention

Look both ways for following and oncoming traffic

Make sure there is no danger to pedestrians

Do all of these

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If your brakes stop working, the first thing to do is...?

Swerve to the side of the road

Pump the brake pedal

Any of these

Switch off your engine

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Successfully navigating the ACT Driving Test entails more than simply memorizing facts and figures; it is a journey that requires embracing personal responsibility and instilling safety as an instinctual behavior. This process begins with a thorough understanding of the eligibility requirements, which outline the necessary criteria for prospective drivers. From there, mastering the intricate web of road rules becomes essential, as these regulations govern safe and efficient travel on the roads. Additionally, navigating the application process—complete with paperwork and potential fees—adds another layer of complexity. Each of these steps is not just a checkbox on a list but a vital component in the broader quest to secure a driver’s license, ultimately leading to the exciting milestone of independence on the open road.