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Basic Theory Test (BTT)
Question 1
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This sign indicates that
driver must reduce speed and drive carefully to prevent skidding.
driver must look out for traffic from the right and left at cross-road in front.
driver must slow down and look out for traffic merging from the right or left.
How does the consumption of alcohol affect a person's driving?
It enables the driver to make better judgements.
It enables the driver to have better vision of the road.
It reduces the driver's reaction.
It is a good practice to drive below the speed limit, when
you are driving in a group
your fuel gauge is nearly empty
you are in bad weather or poor visibility conditions
When you have moved to the right hand side of the road to overtake another vehicle, you should
accelerate and overtake as quickly as possible.
decelerate and change to a higher gear.
maintain your normal speed and overtake as usual.
You may use the __________ rule to maintain appropriate distance between your vehicle and the vehicle in front
2 second speed rule
4 second rule
3 second rule
As a driver, if you fail to wear a seat belt, you will earn
a fine
4 demerit points
3 demerit points
What does this sign mean?
Cannot drive slower than 80 km/h.
Maintain your speed at 80 km/h.
Cannot drive beyond 80 km/h.
When the vehicle you are overtaking suddenly increases its speed, you should
increase your speed further.
sound the horn and signal the driver to slow down.
reduce your speed and return to your original lane.
The Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) should not exceed which of the following?
50 milligrams per 100 millilitres of blood
100 milligrams per 100 millilitres of blood
80 milligrams per 100 millilitres of blood
While driving and you hear the siren of an ambulance behind you, you should
speed up in order not to obstruct the ambulance.
keep left, slow down and stop if necessary.
stop immediately to let the ambulance overtake or pass.
This sign means
you cannot drive slower than 50 km/h.
you must maintain your speed at 50 km/h.
you cannot drive beyond 50 km/h.
While parking your vehicle on an unlit road, it is good practice to keep the parking lights or the tail and side lights turned on. Why?
To prevent vehicle theft
To indicate your vehicle's presence to other Drivers on the road
It is required by the law that these lights be left on while parking on an unlit road
Adults who are below 1.35m in height may use
any convenient means
child restraints
adjustable seat belts or seat cushions
You can drive on the bus lane
when all other lanes are occupied.
when passing another vehicle on the left.
outside the restricted hours.
When you see this sign, you should
stop and give way to traffic from the right and left.
not slow down as you have the right of way.
slow down and beware of traffic from the left.
When the traffic light signal turns 'green', you should check
the rear view mirror before moving off.
for oncoming traffic before moving off.
for oncoming traffic and traffic from the right and left before moving off.
When you see this sign, you should
slow down and give way to traffic from right and left.
slow down and make a U-turn - road ends ahead.
slow down as there is a Trailer parking area ahead.
The 'three-second rule' is used in normal driving situation at
certain speed only.
all speed.
fixed speed only.
A driver, whose license was suspended for the first time could be given a remission, provide him/her
retakes and passes the practical driving test
passes the retraining
retakes the basic and final theory tests
When the oncoming car refuses to dim its headlights, you should
retaliate by turning on your high beam.
maintain your speed and the headlight status.
slow down and look at the left side of the kerb.
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