FREE LTO Driver's Duties and Responsibilities Questions and Answers

Question 1

After a minor mishap with no injuries, what should you do?

Accepted Answer

A driver involved in a minor crash without injuries, should remove the vehicle from the roadway (Quick Clearance) if it is operable and can be moved safely.

Answer

In the event of a minor crash without injuries, the priority is to ensure safety and prevent further traffic obstruction. 'Quick Clearance' policies dictate that if a vehicle is operable and can be safely moved, it should be removed from the roadway immediately. This action helps restore traffic flow and minimizes the risk of secondary collisions.

Question 2

A fast-moving car from the opposite side of the road abruptly turns in the direction you were going to turn left as you are about to make the turn. How will you proceed?

Accepted Answer

allow the fast-moving vehicle to pass

Answer

When another vehicle abruptly turns into your path, especially if it's fast-moving, the safest and most responsible action is to yield the right-of-way. Attempting to proceed or make a sudden maneuver could lead to a dangerous collision. Allowing the fast-moving vehicle to pass ensures safety and prevents an accident.

Question 3

The three field sobriety tests are as follows.

Accepted Answer

Eye test, walk and turn, one leg stand.

Answer

The three standardized field sobriety tests (SFSTs) commonly used by law enforcement to assess a driver's impairment are the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (eye test), the Walk-and-Turn test, and the One-Leg Stand test. These tests evaluate a person's balance, coordination, and ability to follow instructions, which are often compromised by alcohol or drug use.

Question 4

A child under the age of 18 is prohibited from riding a two-wheel motorcycle on public roads under the Children's Safety on Motorcycles Act unless:

Accepted Answer

The child can comfortably reach his/her feet on the standard foot peg of the motor cycle, his/her arms can reach around and grasp the waist of the motorcycle driver, and he/she is wearing the standard protective helmet.

Answer

The Children's Safety on Motorcycles Act (Republic Act No. 10666) specifies strict conditions for a child under 18 to ride a motorcycle on public roads. These include the child being able to comfortably reach the foot pegs, grasp the driver's waist, and wear a standard protective helmet, all designed to ensure their stability and safety during the ride.

Question 5

Which of the following statements is accurate?

Accepted Answer

A DL holder with authority to drive vehicles with manual transmission (MT) is allowed to operate vehicles with automatic transmission (AT).

Answer

A driver's license holder authorized to operate vehicles with manual transmission (MT) possesses the more complex skills of clutch control and gear shifting. These skills encompass the simpler operation of automatic transmission (AT) vehicles, which do not require manual gear changes. Therefore, an MT-qualified driver is inherently permitted to drive AT vehicles.

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FREE LTO Driver's Duties and Responsibilities Questions and Answers