Victoria DKT Road Rules Practice Test 05

VICTORIA DKT ROAD RULES PRACTICE TEST 05

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Victoria Road Rules Test 5

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Compared to experienced drivers, the risk of a probationary driver crashing is...?

Four times

Three times

The same

Double

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Which of these has absolute right away in a shared zone?

Car drivers

Skateboarders

Pedestrians

Cyclists

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When making a hook turn, you should enter an intersection...?

As close to the right as possible

As close to the left as possible

As close to the centre as possible

Any of these

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You should try to avoid driving for more than...?

Three hours continuously

Five hours continuously

Two hours continuously

Four hours continuously

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When is a road most slippery due to rain?

When it's been raining for half an hour

As the streets begin to dry out

When it starts raining

Just before it stops raining

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On a roundabout, which of these can make a right turn from the left lane?

Tow trucks

Trucks

Motorcycles

Cyclists

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The maximum permitted blood alcohol concentration for driving in Victoria is below what?

0.04

0.05

0.07

0.06

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If you are blinded by bright sunlight as you are driving into it at sunset, what should you do?

Screw your eyes up and squint

Sound your horn to warn other drivers

Reduce your speed slightly

Pull over and wait for conditions to improve

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You must not travel in the right hand lane of a freeway except for overtaking or...?

Traffic is very light

You are traveling right on the speed limit

If all other lanes are congested

Nobody else is in it

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To avoid an oncoming vehicle, you have had to place your nearside wheels off the tarmac. What should you do next?

Speed up and steer back on quickly

Speed up and gradually steer back on

Slow down and steer back on quickly

Slow down and gradually steer back on

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The safest way of navigating when driving alone is what?

Looking at the GPS map screen

Using GPS voice directions

Using a paper map

Any of these

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Who you do you have right-of-way over when making a U-turn?

Nobody

Following vehicles

Oncoming vehicles

Pedestrians

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Scanning the road properly means...?

Checking 360°

Checking 180°

Checking 45°

Checking 90°

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When faced with an aggressive driver, you should...?

Give them plenty of space

Do all these things

Keep driving normally

Avoid eye contact

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If your licence is cancelled for drink driving offenses, you will have to use and alcohol interlock device for at least...?

One year

Three months

One month

Six months

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What is the first stage of learning to drive?

Driving at speed

Solo driving

Hazard perception

Vehicle control

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Children must be seated in a child restraint with inbuilt harness facing either forward or rearward between six months and what age?

Four years

Five years

Two years

Three years

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You must not park within what distance of an Australia Post mailbox?

5 m

3 m

1 m

7 m

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The first thing to do at the site of a crash where somebody is injured is to...?

Survey the scene

Check the casualties

Make the crash scene safe

Deal with heavy bleeding

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If you allow something to distract you unnecessarily when driving, you could be penalized with...?

Any/all of these

Heavy fines

Licence suspension

Demerit points

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Your vehicle may be impounded if you are caught traveling at what speed over the speed limit?

65 km/h +

35 km/h +

55 km/h +

45 km/h +

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Which of these are learners and probationary licence holders allowed to do with a mobile phone when driving?

Send video messages

None of them

Send text messages

Receive hands-free calls

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Which of these can a learner driver tow?

A small trailer

None of them

A broken down car

A caravan

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What is the default speed limit on freeways/outside built-up areas in Victoria?

110 km/h

90 km/h

100 km/h

80 km/h

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Your safety margin is...?

The space around your vehicle

The space to the right of the vehicle

The space to the left of the vehicle

The space to the front of your vehicle

Your score is

The VicRoads learner’s test is essential for obtaining a driver’s license in Victoria, Australia. It assesses knowledge of road rules, traffic signs, and safe driving practices, covering topics such as speed limits, right of way, and traffic indicators. The test also includes various types of road signs and emphasizes defensive driving, as well as awareness of pedestrians and cyclists. Passing the test demonstrates readiness to drive and promotes road safety in Victoria.

FAQs

What is the minimum time you must spend on a P1 probationary licence before moving on?

12 months

In Victoria, what is the minimum time you must spend on a P2 probationary licence before moving on?

36 months

What is the minimum age for sitting the learner permit test in Victoria?

16 years

In the minimum supervised driving hours you must log before taking your driving test, how many must be at night?
20

In Victoria, what is the minimum age for obtaining a probationary licence?
18

In Victoria, what is the minimum age for taking the hazard perception test?
17 years 11 months

For how long in total (minimum) do you have to hold a probationary licence before you can progress to a full licence if you are aged under 21?
Four years

How many passengers aged between 16 and 22 years can you carry on a probationary P1 license?
One

What is the maximum number of demerit points you can accumulate on a P1 licence in 12 months without suspension?
5

In Victoria, a probationary licence holder may not drive a vehicle manufactured before January 1, 2010. How many cylinders does it have?
8+