DKT Sharing the Road

Question 1

In a zone with a speed limit of 60 km/h or less, what is the minimum distance you must leave between your vehicle and a cyclist when passing?

Accepted Answer

1 metre

Answer

0.5 metres

Answer

1.5 metres

Answer

2 metres

Question 2

When the speed limit is above 60 km/h, what is the minimum gap required when overtaking a cyclist?

Accepted Answer

1.5 metres

Answer

1 metre

Answer

2 metres

Answer

2.5 metres

Question 3

When approaching a pedestrian crossing where someone is waiting to cross, you must:

Accepted Answer

Slow down and be prepared to stop and give way

Answer

Sound your horn to signal the pedestrian to wait

Answer

Only stop if the pedestrian has already stepped onto the crossing

Answer

Proceed at the same speed if you have a green traffic light

Question 4

When turning at an intersection, a pedestrian is crossing the road you are turning into. What must you do?

Accepted Answer

Give way to the pedestrian

Answer

Proceed quickly before the pedestrian reaches your path

Answer

Sound your horn to alert the pedestrian to stop

Answer

Flash your headlights and turn slowly

Question 5

A school bus ahead has its overhead amber warning lights flashing. What must you do?

Accepted Answer

Stop and wait until children have boarded or alighted and the lights stop flashing

Answer

Overtake the bus on the right side to avoid the children

Answer

Reduce speed to 40 km/h and proceed with caution

Answer

Sound your horn to warn children to clear the road

Question 6

A tram has stopped at a tram stop and there is no safety zone or raised platform. What must you do when passing?

Accepted Answer

Pass at no more than 10 km/h, giving way to passengers

Answer

Stop completely until all passengers have boarded or alighted

Answer

Pass on the right side of the tram at normal speed

Answer

Sound your horn and pass carefully at any speed

Question 7

When driving near large trucks, why should you avoid remaining in their blind spots?

Accepted Answer

Truck drivers cannot see vehicles in their blind spots and may change lanes into you

Answer

Trucks have better acceleration and may run into you from behind

Answer

It is illegal to drive alongside a truck for more than 200 metres

Answer

Trucks create dangerous turbulence that can pull your car sideways