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Basic Theory Test (BTT)
Question 1
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Fastening a seat belt can
control your body movement when you negotiate a sharp bend.
reduce the chances of being seriously injured or killed.
reduce the chances of a collision.
It is important to have good tyres for your vehicle. Good tyres _______
are all it takes to ensure sufficient grip on road
alone will ensure a shorter stopping distance for the vehicles
alone will not ensure good grip on the road
Generally a small amount of alcohol can make you less safe on the road.
False.
True.
Not true, if you were an experience driver.
When the oncoming car refuses to dim its headlights, you should
slow down and look at the left side of the kerb.
retaliate by turning on your high beam.
maintain your speed and the headlight status.
You took a wrong turn from the main road into a side road, immediately realising it as a dead end.
You should reverse back to the main road
You should make a U-turn and return to the main road
Get your passenger to stop the main road traffic to let you reverse onto the main road
On seeing this sign, you
may turn left or go straight if you wish.
must make a U-turn as the road ends on the right.
must turn right ahead.
If you intend to drive after attending a function, you should
drink coffee before drinking alcohol.
avoid drinking alcohol.
avoid mixing your alcoholic drinks.
When approaching a traffic light signal that has turned to amber, you should
maintain your speed.
speed up.
slow down and stop.
Which of the following sentences is TRUE?
Alcohol has no effect on the way you drive.
Alcohol slows down your reactions when driving.
Alcohol makes you a better driver.
You hold a driving license. However, found that it has expired three years ago. You should do which of the following before driving again?
Retake the practical driving test
Pass basic theory, final theory and practical driving test
Renew the driving license
While driving in a condition with poor visibility, you should
tail gate the vehicle in front as it is safer to have both vehicles staying together.
drive slowly and keep the visible distance
drive fast and run over the visible distance
You may drive along the right-most lane when
you are travelling at the speed limits.
the traffic is not heavy.
you are overtaking another vehicle.
To check 'blind spot' when driving, you must
turn your head and look into the wing mirrors.
turn your head and look into the rear-view mirror.
turn your head and look over your shoulder.
Before overtaking another vehicle, you should signal for at least
seven seconds.
five seconds.
three seconds.
What should you do when approaching a pedestrian crossing?
Speed up to get over the crossing
Sound your horn to warn pedestrians
Slow down and be prepared to stop
A passenger is exempted from wearing a seat belt if he is below
1.7 metres in height.
1.6 metres in height.
1.35 metres in height.
You may use the __________ rule to maintain appropriate distance between your vehicle and the vehicle in front
3 second rule
2 second speed rule
4 second rule
When you see this sign, you
may turn left on Sundays and Public holidays.
must turn left as there are no other roads ahead.
cannot turn left but may go straight or turn right.
At night you should switch on your headlights from
7 pm to 7 am.
7 pm to 6 am.
6 pm to 7 am.
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.
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