DKT - Driver Knowledge Test Car Driver Knowledge Test – Alcohol and Drugs 1

Question 1

How does alcohol affect your ability to drive?

Accepted Answer

It slows your reaction time and impairs your judgment

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It improves your reaction time and confidence

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It only affects you if your BAC is above 0.10

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It has no effect if you feel sober

Question 2

In NSW, roadside oral fluid (drug) testing detects the presence of:

Accepted Answer

Cannabis, methamphetamine (speed/ice), and MDMA (ecstasy)

Answer

Alcohol and cannabis only

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All illegal and prescription drugs

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Only methamphetamine and heroin

Question 3

A full licence holder in NSW records a BAC of 0.07. Which offence category does this fall into?

Accepted Answer

Low range prescribed concentration of alcohol (PCA)

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No offence — still within the legal limit of 0.05

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Mid range PCA

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High range PCA

Question 4

Which of the following factors does NOT affect how quickly alcohol is absorbed into your bloodstream?

Accepted Answer

The colour of your eyes

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Whether you have eaten recently

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Your body weight

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Your gender

Question 5

Driving after combining cannabis with alcohol, compared to using either substance alone, will:

Accepted Answer

Significantly increase your crash risk beyond either substance alone

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Have the same level of impairment as either substance alone

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Reduce the impairing effects because they cancel each other out

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Only be illegal if your BAC is above 0.05

Question 6

If you refuse to submit to a random breath test (RBT) when directed by NSW Police, you:

Accepted Answer

Face the same penalties as a high range drink-driving offence

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Cannot be penalised — refusal is a legal right

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Are issued a formal caution for a first offence only

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Must be offered a blood test as an alternative with no penalty for refusal