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Basic Theory Test (BTT)
Question 1
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Which of the following will be considered as the most serious among the following offences?
Drunken driving
Failing to stop at the red traffic light
Driving recklessly
When you have moved to the right hand side of the road to overtake another vehicle, you should
decelerate and change to a higher gear.
maintain your normal speed and overtake as usual.
accelerate and overtake as quickly as possible.
Which of the following penalty could be levied for using a mobile phone while driving?
Your driving license is revoked.
A fine not exceeding $1000 or a prison term not exceeding 6 months or both
A fine of $1000 and the phone confiscated
While driving over temporary steel plates covering excavation sights on road and manholes, you should exercise caution as
these plates may collapse as your vehicle is heavy
it is likely that these are slippery
the manhole covers
During the basic theory test, it is intended that the following are tested.
Knowledge on traffic signs, signals, road safety regulations
Ability to drive a vehicle on the road
Candidate's general awareness
In the event that you feel drowsy or tired while driving, you should
stop at the earliest in a safe location and take rest prior to proceeding
stop your vehicle wherever you are and proceed to take rest
continue to drive at higher speed to reach your destination at the earliest
Blind spots can be addressed by
driving below the speed limit.
getting your passengers to take a look
taking a quick look with your head turned in each direction
Reversing from a side road into a main road is
not allowed for it is unsafe and could cause road accident.
allowed during the daytime only.
allowed if there is no vehicle around.
An 'L' plate display on a learning driver's vehicle serves as a
warning to the other drivers on road to be cautious while within the vicinity of the vehicle
signal to alert the learning driver by sounding their horns
request to other drivers on road to always give way to the vehicle.
On a sharp bend at night, to avoid dazzling oncoming traffic, you should
dip your headlights.
switch off your lights.
switch on high beam.
After driving through flood the brakes may malfunction. In order to correct this, you must
pump the brake pedal repeatedly to dry the brakes.
drive at normal speed to spin-dry the brakes.
stop the vehicle on a slope to allow water to flow out from the brakes.
Why is tailgating considered dangerous?
The vehicle in front may stop suddenly and the tailgating vehicle may crash into it
Tail gating vehicle may not be able to over take the other vehicle
Tail gating requires constant application of brakes for the tailgating vehicle
Which of the following statements can be considered to be true?
A Class 3 license holder is not allowed to drive an automatic car
A Class 3 license holder is allowed to drive both automatic and manual cars
A Class 3A licence holder is allowed to drive both manual and automatic cars
You receive a call on your mobile phone while driving. What should you do?
Change to another lane with less traffic and answer the call.
Answer the call while driving
Pull aside to a safe area on the road side, apply hand brake, switch on hazard light and answer the call
When blinded by the headlights of an oncoming vehicle at night, you should
pull down the sun visor.
close your eyes.
slow down or stop.
Seat belt must be worn at all times by
the passengers only.
the driver only.
the driver as well as the passengers.
You see two elderly pedestrians about to cross the road ahead, you should
speed up to pass them quickly.
be careful, they may misjudge your speed.
expect them to wait for you to pass.
When you cannot confirm the direction of the approach of an emergency vehicle, you should
increase the speed of your vehicle.
slow down your speed and move to the left lane.
maintain your speed and position.
The 'three-second rule' is used in normal driving situation at
fixed speed only.
all speed.
certain speed only.
What should you use the horn for?
To signal your annoyance.
To warn others of danger.
To greet other road users.
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