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Final Theory Test (FTT)
Question 1
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The possibility of accidents occurring will be reduced significantly if:
drivers are cautious and able to react quickly to the situation in hand
motorists always demand the right-of-way for their vehicles
no one drives on the road
When should you use your vehicle's hazard warning lights?
When warning oncoming traffic that you intend to stop
When your direction indicators are not working
When your vehicle has broken down and is causing an obstruction
When approaching a built-up area, you should
increase your speed.
reduce your speed.
drive at the same speed.
Generally, overheating of the engine is largely due to
long distance driving.
poor vehicle maintenance.
lack of petrol.
When you noticed a cut in the sidewall of one of your tyres, you should
reduce pressure in the tyre before you drive.
check regularly to see if it gets any worse.
replace the tyre before driving the vehicle.
When driving along a two-way street, you should
not cross the centre line at bends.
always keep near the centre line of the road.
not overtake at all times.
When driving on a wet road, your stopping distance will
increase to four times more than that of a dry road.
not increase.
increase to twice more than that of a dry road.
To go round a mild bend with a steady speed, you should
apply brakes.
depress the accelerator slightly.
use the 'half-clutch' technique.
You are turning left from a main road into a side road. Pedestrians are already crossing the road into which you are turning, you should
wait and allow them to cross.
sound your horn to warn them.
continue as it is your right of way.
When reversing, good observation is important. You should look
ahead and at the side.
through the rear windscreen, where your car is going.
at the kerb and the side.
Where should you take particular care to look out for other motorcyclists and cyclists?
At pedestrian crossings.
At junctions.
On one-way streets.
You should use the engine-brake when
driving on a level road.
going down a long steep slope.
going up a steep hill.
Using intermittent (on/off) braking to stop a car will
give repeated signals to vehicles behind.
confuse other drivers.
reduce the braking effect.
Before making a left turn in a narrow course, you should position your car
at the centre of the course.
more to the right.
more to the left.
If you were travelling at 80 km/h on a clear road, which gear would you most likely select?
2nd gear.
3rd gear.
4th gear or 5th gear.
A flashing amber traffic light signal means
traffic lights signals are out of order.
stop unless you are so close to the stop-line that you cannot stop safety.
signal is about to be cancelled.
You are about to come out at a junction. Your view is restricted by vehicles parked on the roadside. What can help you to see traffic on the road you are joining?
Reflections of traffic in shop windows
Making eye contact with other road users
Checking for traffic in your interior mirror
If you consume alcohol, you should
drive home carefully.
go home by public transport.
have a coffee then drive home.
If your driving licence is revoked, you may apply again for a licence after a period of
3 years.
2 years.
1 year.
You should use the right foot to control the
clutch and rear brake.
foot-brake and accelerator.
gear lever and accelerator.
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