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Basic Theory Test (BTT)
Question 1
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Which of the following is the maximum number of passengers, a Class 3 driving license holder can carry in a vehicle?
7 (excluding the driver)
7 (including the driver)
5 (including the driver)
On a wet road, the braking distance will
not increase if the tyres are good.
increase despite good tyres.
not increase if the brakes are efficient.
This sign means that
you must keep to the right hand side of the road.
there is a one-way street on your right.
you cannot proceed straight ahead or turn left.
It is good practice to check your mirrors once in __________ while you are driving.
Every 2 minutes
Every 5 to 10 seconds
Every minute
The minimum age requirement for applying for a Basic Theory Test is
17 years.
16 years.
18 years.
On a two-lane carriageway, you should
keep to the outer lane.
keep to the left lane.
not overtake another vehicle.
When you see this sign, you should
keep left, do not overtake, beware of oncoming traffic.
overtake slow moving vehicles and build up speed to go up the slope.
overtake slow moving vehicles so that you will not lose speed.
Mandatory traffic signs are
found near to government agency offices
to be obeyed and non-compliance is an offence
illustrated within a red triangle
It is required that your vehicle's headlights and taillights are turned on while driving
after it is dark
between 7pm and 7 am
from 6pm onwards
When the traffic light turns green at a junction, you should
check traffic from right and left before moving off.
only move off when other vehicles move.
depress the accelerator hard and move off quickly.
When stopping a vehicle to pick-up passengers, you should stop
half a metre away from the kerb to ensure that the side of the vehicle do not accidentally scratch against the kerb
after driving on to the kerb as it will be easier for the passengers to board
as close as possible to the kerb causing little disturbance to other road users
While overtaking another vehicle, the vehicle suddenly goes faster, you should
sound the horn continuously to warn the other driver.
slow down and move safely back to your lane.
accelerate hard to overtake quickly.
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?
It is required by the law that these lights be left on while parking on an unlit road
To prevent vehicle theft
To indicate your vehicle's presence to other Drivers on the road
When passing the stationary bus at the bus-stop, you should
slow down and be ready to stop for pedestrian who may cross the road in front of the bus.
speed up to overtake the bus before it moves off.
sound the horn to warn the bus driver of your presence.
If a motorcyclist is trying to overtake you, you should
drive faster to prevent the rider from overtaking you.
signal the driver to overtake on the left.
slow down and assist the rider to overtaking safely.
At a junction or a pedestrian crossing with a stop line, you should stop your vehicle
with the front tyres crossing the stop line
one metre away from the stop lines
close to the stop line but not beyond the line
Which of the following physical condition is most likely to affect your ability to drive?
Head ache
Fatigue
Hunger
What do you need to do when parking your vehicle on an upslope?
Engage hand brake and a low gear
Engine is turned off
Engage hand brake and switch on hazard lights
You want to reverse into a side road. You are not sure that the area behind your vehicle is clear. What should you do?
Carry on, assuming it is clear.
Get out and check.
Look through the rear window only.
The high beam mode on your vehicle headlight should be dipped when
you are within 100m of another vehicle
you are within 300m of another vehicle
you are within 200m of an oncoming vehicle
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