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Basic Theory Test (BTT)
Question 1
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The driver improvement points system from the traffic police helps to identify which of the following?
Repeat offenders as well as vehicle drivers who are potentially high risk.
Drivers who are yet to complete the final theory test.
Inexperienced drivers who are new to the road
When the 'Red man' signal is on and pedestrians are crossing, you should
horn the pedestrians to demand the right of way.
proceed behind the pedestrians.
stop and allow pedestrians to cross.
This sign means
road narrows on one side - slow down and keep left, do not make a U-turn.
road closed on one side - slow down, stop and make a U-turn.
lanes merging - give way to vehicles in the right lane.
If a motorcyclist is trying to overtake you, you should
slow down and assist the rider to overtaking safely.
signal the driver to overtake on the left.
drive faster to prevent the rider from overtaking you.
If a motorist beats a red traffic light, he/she will be liable for which of the following?
A fine and 10 demerit points
A fine and 18 demerit points
A fine and 12 demerit points
In the context of road traffic, 'tail gating' means
driving alongside another vehicle
following another vehicle too closely
driving in a group
Fastening a seat belt can
reduce the chances of being seriously injured or killed.
reduce the chances of a collision.
control your body movement when you negotiate a sharp bend.
Drink driving can contribute to accidents because
drivers take shorter time to react.
drivers' judgement is impaired.
drivers' vision is improved.
If you intend to drive after attending a function, you should
avoid drinking alcohol.
avoid mixing your alcoholic drinks.
drink coffee before drinking alcohol.
When you see the amber traffic light flashing at a junction, you should
slow down and proceed carefully.
go through the junction quickly.
maintain your speed.
On seeing this sign, you should
slow down, do not overtake because there is a heap of sand ahead.
slow down, do not overtake because there is a low hill ahead.
slow down, do not overtake because there is a road hump ahead.
The distance needed to stop a moving vehicle is measured in Reaction Distance +Braking Distance. Which of the following statements is incorrect?
Both reaction distance and braking distance decrease when the car is moving in slower speed
Your reaction distance is always constant even if you are tired or have consumed alcohol
When the road is wet, the stopping distance will increase but reaction distance will stay the same
You hold a driving license. However, found that it has expired three years ago. You should do which of the following before driving again?
Pass basic theory, final theory and practical driving test
Retake the practical driving test
Renew the driving license
When driving on a wet road, the separation distance between vehicles should be
greater than when driving on dry roads
same as that when driving on dry roads
shorter than when driving on wet roads
This sign means
you cannot go straight or turn right.
keep to the left side of the road.
there is a sharp bend on the left - drive carefully.
Generally a small amount of alcohol can make you less safe on the road.
True.
Not true, if you were an experience driver.
False.
When you see this sign, you should
keep left and beware of oncoming traffic.
make a U-turn ahead.
not turn left or right but proceed in the directions as shown.
When a car is stopping in front of a zebra crossing, you should
slow down and be ready to stop for pedestrians to cross the road.
quickly pass the vehicle before any pedestrians come along.
sound the horn to warn pedestrians.
If a fire engine behind you sounds the siren, you should
increase your speed and move to the side.
move to the side, slow down or stop if necessary.
continue at normal speed.
Once you hear the siren of an emergency vehicle behind you, you should
accelerate to try and get out of its way
drive towards the left or right to clear way for it to pass through
stop your vehicle
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