Northern Territory Road Rules Test 3

Before sitting the test, it’s recommended to study the NT Road Users’ Handbook, which provides all necessary information. The test must be passed to progress from a learner’s permit to a provisional licence, granting more driving freedom while still under certain restrictions.

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Once alcohol has been consumed, the only thing that will reduce your blood alcohol concentration is what?

Drinking water

Sleep

Vomiting

Time

2 / 25

Who has right-of-way on a roundabout?

Vehicles already on the roundabout

Vehicles coming straight on

Vehicles joining from the right

Vehicles joining from the left

3 / 25

A person using a motorized wheelchair should be treated by car drivers the same as...?

A motorcyclist

A cyclist

A pedestrian

Another car driver

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Which of these could be a dangerous distraction when you are driving a car?

Map reading

Drinking

All of them

Smoking

5 / 25

How can you be sure your blood alcohol concentration is below the legal limit?

Only have one drink per hour

Have food with each drink

Have a glass of water between each drink

Don't drink

6 / 25

To reduce fatigue, you should aim to take a 15 minute break from driving every ...?

2 hours

Hour

3 hours

4 hours

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You are approaching a horse and rider on the road. What should you do?

Sound your horn as a warning

Rev your engine as a warning

Speed up and get past as quickly as possible

Slow down and prepare to stop

8 / 25

Who will be fined if a passenger over 16 is in a car without a seatbelt?

The driver and the passenger

Just the passenger

Nobody

Just the driver

9 / 25

When driving in rainy conditions, your following distance should be...?

Halved

Kept the same

Any of these

Doubled

10 / 25

What is the default speed limit in NT on all rural roads and highways?

110 km/h

90 km/h

100 km/h

120 km/h

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The number of passengers in a vehicle is limited to what?

There is no limit

The number of available seatbelts

The number of passengers who can fit in without any part protruding outside

The number of available seats

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If you're travelling at below 60 km/h, you must leave cyclists how much space when overtaking?

1 m

0.5 m

2 m

1.5 m

13 / 25

When making a U-turn, you should begin from...?

The middle of the road

The middle of your lane

The lane nearest the centre of the road

The lane nearest the edge of the road

14 / 25

Under what circumstances can you lead an animal from a motor vehicle?

If you travel below 10 km/h

None

If you can’t fit the animal into your vehicle

In rural areas

15 / 25

You must not park within what distance of a level crossing?

15 m

20 m

10 m

5 m

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When passing a motorcycle, you must leave them what amount of space?

Half what you would leave a car

The same as you would a bicycle

The same as you would a car

A quarter of what you would leave a bicycle

17 / 25

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

1.5 m

50 cm

1 m

2 m

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When sharing the road with trucks and buses, you must remember...?

All of these things

They have longer stopping distances

They have larger blindspots

They have bigger turning circles

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After an accident, you should not remove an injured person from a vehicle unless...?

They are fully conscious

They have no visible injuries

You want to get their details

They are in immediate danger

20 / 25

You come up behind two cyclists who are riding abreast. What should you do?

Wait patiently until it is safe to overtake

Sound your horn

Close up as near as possible to their rear wheels

Squeeze by as soon as possible

21 / 25

Your steering wheel should be adjusted so that it is pointing at your...?

Groin

Chest

Face

Stomach

22 / 25

The only reason you should put any body part outside of your vehicle is...?

To smoke

To wave to friends

To make a hand signal

To cool yourself down

23 / 25

You are legally obliged to give way to pedestrians at crossings and...?

Near schools

In poor weather

Entering and leaving driveways

At intersections

24 / 25

You must stop at the scene of a road crash in which you are involved...?

If it was your fault

In all circumstances

If somebody is injured

If property is damaged

25 / 25

When asked, you must give your name and address to which of these after an accident?

Any person injured

Any of them

The owner of any property damaged

A police officer

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