Indian Driving Licence Test 3

Question 1

When towing another vehicle, you must not exceed what speed?

Accepted Answer

24 km\/h

Answer

When towing another vehicle, especially with a rope or chain, you must not exceed a speed of 24 km/h. This low-speed limit is imposed to maintain control and safety, as towing can be unstable and requires careful handling. Exceeding this speed significantly increases the risk of an accident due to the reduced braking and steering capabilities of the combined vehicles.

Question 2

Which one of these is a rule governing overtaking?

Accepted Answer

You may overtake on the right-hand side

Answer

In most right-hand drive countries, you may overtake on the right-hand side of the vehicle you are passing. This is the standard procedure for overtaking on multi-lane roads or when the vehicle ahead is turning left. Overtaking on the left is generally only permitted in specific circumstances, such as when the vehicle ahead is signaling a right turn.

Question 3

The handbrake in your car is there for…?

Accepted Answer

Parking

Answer

The handbrake (or parking brake) in your car is primarily designed for parking. It secures the vehicle in a stationary position, preventing it from rolling, especially on inclines. While it can be used in emergencies, its main purpose is to keep the car still when parked, supplementing or replacing the use of the foot brake.

Question 4

If you wish to drive a public transport vehicle, you must be at least what age?

Accepted Answer

20

Answer

To drive a public transport vehicle, such as a bus or taxi, you must be at least 20 years of age. This age requirement is typically higher than for a standard driver's license due to the increased responsibility of transporting passengers and the need for greater maturity and experience. Additional licenses and training are also usually required.

Question 5

If a narrow bridge only has room for one vehicle, and there is a vehicle approaching from the opposite side to you, what should you do?

Accepted Answer

Stop and let the other vehicle pass first

Answer

If a narrow bridge only has room for one vehicle and another is approaching, you should stop and let the other vehicle pass first. This is a rule of courtesy and safety, preventing a standoff or collision on the narrow section. Yielding ensures a smooth and safe flow of traffic, especially where space is limited.

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Indian Driving Licence Test 3