WA DKT ROAD RULES PRACTICE TEST 02

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Western Australia Road Rules Test 2

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When you see an incident response vehicle stopped with flashing lights, you should not pass it at a speed over...?

50 km/h

30 km/h

60 km/h

40 km/h

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At an intersection with a stop line, you should stop...?

As close to the line as possible

1 m back from the line

3 m back from the line

2 m back from the line

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When turning left you should begin your turn from...?

The centre of your lane

The right-hand side of your lane

The left-hand side of your lane

The right-hand lane

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You must not park within what distance of the approach side of a pedestrian/children’s crossing?

20 m

10 m

15 m

25 m

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When you are leaving a freeway, you must start to slow down...?

Once you’ve left the freeway

50 m before your exit

150 m before your exit

100 m before your exit

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Which of these is a good reason not to wear seatbelt?

You won't be driving above 30 km/h

You're only going a short distance

You're going to drive very carefully

None of them

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In a no parking area you can stop to pick up or set down goods or passengers for a maximum of...?

180 seconds

60 seconds

120 seconds

90 seconds

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Which of these should you use when driving in the rain?

High beam headlights

Low beam headlights

Hazard lights

Fog lights

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When another vehicle drives towards you and does not switch its lights off high beam, what should you do?

Switch your high beams on

Look down at the left of the road

Swerve towards it

Lean on your horn

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The best way to avoid having an illegal blood alcohol concentration is to...?

Get plenty of fresh air

Alternate your drinks with water

Eat a big meal

Not drink

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A child may not sit in any position in a car without either a child restraint or booster seat until they are what age?

Eight

Seven

Six

Five

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The tread depth on a tyre should be a minimum of what?

0.5 mm

2.0 mm

1.5 mm

1.0 mm

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In good conditions with an alert driver and a modern car, how long will it take a car to come to a complete stop when the driver reacts to an emergency travelling at 60 km/h?

25 m

55 m

35 m

45 m

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If you are caught doing a 'burnout', your vehicle can be impounded for how long?

12 hours

24 hours

72 hours

48 hours

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What is the speed limit in Western Australia outside built-up areas?

120 km/h

110 km/h

100 km/h

90 km/h

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The first thing to do if your brakes appear to fail is to...?

Sound your horn

Pull on the handbrake

Switch off your ignition

Pump the brake pedal

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Which of these does a direction from a police officer or other authorised person overrule?

Stop signs

All of them

Road surface markings

Give way signs

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Approaching a T intersection and wanting to turn right, you must give way to...?

Vehicles from your right

Vehicles from your left and right

No vehicles, you have right of way

Vehicles from your left

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In built-up areas, you must give way to a bus which has a give way sign and is indicating...?

If traffic speeds are below 10 km/h

If traffic speeds are below 30 km/h

If traffic speeds are below 20 km/h

At all times

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On a two-way street, you must park...?

On the left-hand side

You may not park

On the right-hand side

Either side

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You must not park within what distance of a fire hydrant/plug?

3 m

2 m

1 m

50 cm

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If road, traffic, and/or weather conditions are poor, what should you do with your following distance?

Increase it

Maintain it

Decrease it

Any of these

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People driving between midnight and 6 AM how much more likely to have a crash, approximately?

25 times

15 times

20 times

10 times

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What does a flashing yellow light at an intersection with traffic lights mean?

Proceed with caution

The lights are broken

You have right of way

There has been an accident

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If you are turning right at a roundabout, when should you start to signal left to show you are leaving?

As soon as you pass the exit before yours

As soon as you pass the first left-hand exit

Just before making your exit

You don’t have to signal

Your score is

The WA Driving Test represents a significant milestone on the journey to becoming an independent driver in Western Australia. As you embark on this exciting yet nerve-wracking preparation phase, a whirlwind of emotions is likely to arise—anticipation and apprehension often go hand in hand. To set yourself up for success, it’s essential to understand the fundamentals of safe driving thoroughly.

Start by thoroughly familiarizing yourself with the array of road signs and traffic regulations that govern Western Australia. The WA Road Safety Handbook is an invaluable resource, offering comprehensive insights into driving laws and safe practices. Additionally, hands-on experience is indispensable; consider practicing behind the wheel with a supervising driver who can provide guidance and support.