What should you do when you see a stop sign?
A) Slow down and proceed
B) Stop completely and proceed when safe
C) Honk and proceed carefully
D) Stop only if there’s oncoming traffic
Answer: Stop completely and proceed when safeWhat does a flashing yellow traffic light mean?
A) Stop immediately
B) Speed up to cross quickly
C) Proceed with caution
D) Yield to all traffic
Answer: Proceed with cautionWhat is the minimum safe following distance between two vehicles in normal conditions?
A) 1 second
B) 2 seconds
C) 4 seconds
D) 5 seconds
Answer: 2 secondsWhen driving in foggy conditions, you should use:
A) High beam headlights
B) Low beam headlights
C) Hazard lights
D) No lights
Answer: Low beam headlightsWhat is the legal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) limit for most drivers?
A) 0.05%
B) 0.08%
C) 0.10%
D) 0.12%
Answer: 0.08%
What does a triangular traffic sign indicate?
A) Mandatory instructions
B) Prohibition
C) Warning
D) Direction
Answer: WarningA red circle with a diagonal slash means:
A) No stopping
B) No entry
C) Action is prohibited
D) Yield
Answer: Action is prohibitedWhat does a solid yellow line on your side of the road mean?
A) You may pass when safe
B) No passing allowed
C) Slow down
D) Change lanes
Answer: No passing allowedA sign with a pedestrian symbol indicates:
A) Pedestrians prohibited
B) Pedestrian crossing ahead
C) No parking area
D) School zone
Answer: Pedestrian crossing aheadWhat does a blue traffic sign typically indicate?
A) Warning
B) Services or guidance
C) Prohibition
D) Construction
Answer: Services or guidance
If a vehicle is tailgating you, you should:
A) Speed up to increase the gap
B) Slam on the brakes
C) Slow down and let them pass
D) Ignore them and maintain speed
Answer: Slow down and let them passWhen approaching a school bus with flashing red lights, you must:
A) Slow down but continue driving
B) Stop completely and wait
C) Pass carefully
D) Honk to warn children
Answer: Stop completely and waitIf your vehicle begins to skid, you should:
A) Steer in the direction of the skid
B) Slam on the brakes
C) Steer in the opposite direction of the skid
D) Accelerate to regain control
Answer: Steer in the direction of the skidWhat should you do at a railroad crossing with flashing lights?
A) Cross quickly
B) Stop and proceed only when safe
C) Ignore the lights
D) Speed up to beat the train
Answer: Stop and proceed only when safeWhat is the purpose of a blind spot mirror?
A) To eliminate blind spots
B) To increase speed visibility
C) To see vehicles directly behind
D) To check tire condition
Answer: To eliminate blind spots
What should you do if your brakes fail?
A) Shift to a higher gear
B) Use the emergency brake
C) Accelerate to find an exit
D) Turn off the engine
Answer: Use the emergency brakeWhen your vehicle’s tire blows out, you should:
A) Slam on the brakes
B) Accelerate quickly
C) Grip the steering wheel firmly and slow down gradually
D) Turn sharply to the side
Answer: Grip the steering wheel firmly and slow down graduallyIf you see an emergency vehicle with flashing lights, you must:
A) Maintain your speed
B) Pull over to the side and stop
C) Speed up to clear the way
D) Ignore it if you're not in the way
Answer: Pull over to the side and stopHydroplaning occurs when:
A) Tires lose contact with the road due to water
B) Driving on icy roads
C) Brakes overheat
D) Engine stalls in water
Answer: Tires lose contact with the road due to waterWhat should you do if your car starts to overheat?
A) Keep driving until you reach your destination
B) Turn on the air conditioning
C) Pull over and turn off the engine
D) Add cold water to the radiator immediately
Answer: Pull over and turn off the engine
When turning left at an intersection, you must:
A) Yield to oncoming traffic
B) Speed through to avoid delays
C) Turn without signaling
D) Ignore pedestrians
Answer: Yield to oncoming trafficWhen driving in a residential area, the typical speed limit is:
A) 20 mph (32 km/h)
B) 30 mph (48 km/h)
C) 40 mph (64 km/h)
D) 50 mph (80 km/h)
Answer: 30 mph (48 km/h)The most effective way to avoid collisions is to:
A) Drive faster than others
B) Stay alert and anticipate other drivers' actions
C) Honk frequently
D) Rely on traffic lights only
Answer: Stay alert and anticipate other drivers' actionsWhen merging onto a highway, you should:
A) Stop and wait for a gap
B) Accelerate to match the speed of traffic
C) Drive slower than the highway speed
D) Enter without checking for gaps
Answer: Accelerate to match the speed of trafficWhat should you do before changing lanes?
A) Signal, check mirrors, and blind spots
B) Speed up and signal simultaneously
C) Change lanes quickly to avoid delay
D) Only check rearview mirrors
Answer: Signal, check mirrors, and blind spots
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You are approaching a narrow bridge, another vehicle is about to enter the bridge from opposite side, you
A) Increase the speed and try to cross the bridge as fast as possible
B) Put on the headlight and pass the bridge
C) Wait till the other vehicle crosses the bridge and then proceed
Answer: Wait till the other vehicle crosses the bridge and then proceed -
What does the following traffic sign indicate?
A) No Parking
B) Parking Allowed
C) No Entry
C) Pedestrian Zone
Answer: No Parking -
Smoking while driving public service vehicle can lead to
A) Suspension of the driving licence
B) A heavy fine
C)None of the above
Answer: Suspension of the driving licenc - When pedestrians are crossing the road near a pedestrian crossing, you should
a. Slow down, sound the horn, and then continue
b. Sound the horn, and then continue
c. Stop the vehicle and wait for pedestrians to cross the road before continuing
Answer: Stop the vehicle and wait for pedestrians to cross the road before continuing - What is the legal age to ride a motorcycle without a gear?
a. 20 years
b. 24 years
c. 16 years
Answer: 16 years - Which side of the road should a vehicle's driver drive on?
a. Left side
b. Right side
c. Middle
Answer: Left side - If you are on a one way
a. Parking your vehicle is prohibited
b. It is not advisable to drive in reverse gear
c. Overtaking another vehicle is prohibited
Answer: It is not advisable to drive in reverse gear - What does a red traffic signal signify?
a. Vehicle should be slowed down
b. Drive with caution
c. Stop the vehicle completely
Answer: Stop the vehicle completely - When should we use the fog lamps?
a. During night
b. When the vehicle in front of you is not using dim lights
c. Mist is present
Answer: Mist is present - What does a yellow light during traffic signify?
a. Stop the vehicle completely
b. Slow down the vehicle
c. Reduce your vehicle's speed and drive cautiously Answer: Reduce your vehicle's speed and drive cautiously - Which vehicle is permitted to go at a speed of 60 kilometers per hour?
a. Truck/heavy bus
b. Cars
c. None of the above
Answer: Cars - What does over speeding?
a. An offence that may result in your driver's licence being revoked or suspended
b. Is not an offence and be overlooked
c. Is an offence, although no charges will be pressed
Answer: An offence that may result in your driver's licence being revoked or suspended - If a vehicle is parked on the side of the road late at night
a. The parking light should be left on
b. It is necessary to lock the car
c. None of the above
Answer: The parking light should be left on - A person who drives a car in a public without a licence is liable for the following penalties:
a. A word of caution
b. Seizure of the vehicle and/or penalties for the driver and owner
c. Only penalty
Answer: Seizure of the vehicle and/or penalties for the driver and owner - No honking is permitted in the vicinity of
a. Hospitals, courts, and schools
b. Police station
c. Shopping places
Answer: Hospitals, courts, and schools - Where is parking of vehicle is prohibited?
a. One-way road
b. Middle of the road
c. Footpath
Answer: Footpath - When should you halt your vehicle?
a. When involved in an accident or signaled by a traffic police
b. While approaching a red traffic light
c. None of the above
Answer: When involved in an accident or signaled by a traffic police - What should you do when an ambulance is approaching?
a. Move to the side of the road to provide free passage
b. Ignore the ambulance
c. If there are no vehicles on other side, allow passage
Answer: Move to the side of the road to provide free passage
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What is the maximum permissible speed for a car in a city (in km/h) unless otherwise specified?
A) 40 km/h
B) 50 km/h
C) 60 km/h
D) 80 km/h
Answer: 60 km/h -
You want to turn right at a junction, but you think that your indicators cannot be seen clearly. What should you do?
A) Get out and check if your indicators can be seen
B) Stay in the left-hand lane
C) Keep well over to the right
D) Give arm signal and indicator signal
Answer: Stay in the left-hand lane -
If you are near a pedestrian crossing and there are people waiting to cross the road, you should
A) Slow down, press horn and proceed
B) Press horn and proceed
C) Stop the vehicle, wait until pedestrians cross and then move forward
Answer: Stop the vehicle, wait until pedestrians cross and then move forward -
You are coming towards a narrow bridge and another vehicle is about to enter the bridge from the other side. What should you do?
A) Wait until the other vehicle crosses the bridge before proceeding
B) Switch on headlight and cross the bridge
C) Increase speed of the vehicle and try to cross the bridge quickly
Answer: Wait until the other vehicle crosses the bridge before proceeding -
In case you see a vehicle that has met with an accident with injured passengers inside, you should -
A) Stop your vehicle and report the matter to the nearest police station
B) Take the vehicle to the closest police station and report the accident
C) Take measures to secure medical attention to those injured and report the accident to the closest police station within a period of 24 hours
Answer: Take measures to secure medical attention to those injured and report the accident to the closest police station within a period of 24 hours -
On a road that has been designated as one way
A) You should not drive in reverse gear
B) You should not overtake
C) You should not park
Answer: You should not drive in reverse gear -
You can overtake a vehicle that is in the front
A) Through the left side of the vehicle ahead
B) Through the right side of the vehicle ahead
C) If the road is wide enough
Answer: Through the right side of the vehicle ahead -
If a vehicle approaches a railway crossing that is not guarded and the vehicle wants to proceed, the driver should
A) Wait until the train passes
B) Press horn and cross the track at the earliest
C) Stop the vehicle on left hand side of the road, approach the track and ensure that there is no train or trolley coming from any side prior to crossing.
Answer: Stop the vehicle on left hand side of the road, approach the track and ensure that there is no train or trolley coming from any side prior to crossing. -
Transport vehicles can be distinguished by
A) The colour of the vehicle
B) Number plate of the vehicle
C) Tyre size of the vehicle
Answer: Number plate of the vehicle -
A learner's license is valid for a period of
A) 30 days
B) 6 months
C) Until a driving licence is availed
Answer: 6 months -
In case a road does not have a footpath, pedestrians will have to
A) Walk on the right side of the road
B) Walk on the left side of the road
C) Walk on any side of the road
Answer: Walk on the right side of the road -
Free passage should be provided to the following vehicles
A) Express buses
B) Police vehicles
C) Fire service vehicles and ambulances
Answer: Fire service vehicles and ambulances -
Vehicles that come from the opposite side should be allowed to proceed through the
A) Left side
B) Right side
C) Any convenient side
Answer: Right side -
Driver of a vehicle can overtake when
A) The driver of the vehicle ahead gives the signal to overtake
B) Road is wide enough
C) Driving down a hill
Answer: Road is wide enough -
Driver of a vehicle shall drive through the
A) Left side of the road
B) Right side of the road
C) Center of the road
Answer: Left side of the road -
If a vehicle is parked on the side of a road at night
A) The vehicle should be locked
B) Park light should remain on
C) All of the above
Answer: All of the above -
Fog lamps should be used when
A) There is mist
B) At night
C) When the vehicle opposite is not using the dim light
Answer: There is mist -
Zebra lines are meant for
A) Crossing of pedestrians
B) Stopping vehicles
C) Overtaking
Answer: Crossing of pedestrians -
If an ambulance is approaching
A) No preference should be given
B) Provide passage if there are no vehicles on the other side
C) Allow free passage by moving to the side of the road
Answer: Allow free passage by moving to the side of the road -
Red traffic light is an sign to
A) Slow the vehicle
B) Stop the vehicle
C) Proceed with caution
Answer: Stop the vehicle -
Parking in front of a hospital is
A) Not correct
B) Correct
C) Depends on the situation
Answer: Not correct -
If a driver sees the sign for 'slippery road ahead', he/she must
A) Drive faster
B) Change gear and reduce speed
C) Apply brake but proceed in the same speed
Answer: Change gear and reduce speed -
Overtaking is prohibited when
A) Roads are slippery
B) Poses danger to oncoming traffic
C) All of the above
Answer: All of the above -
Overtaking when the vehicle approaches a bend is
A) Not allowed
B) Allowed
C) Allowed with caution
Answer: Not allowed -
Drunken driving is
A) Allowed at night
B) Allowed during the day
C) Prohibited at all times
Answer: Prohibited at all times -
Honking is prohibited near
A) Places of religious worship such as Temple, Mosque and Churches
B) Hospitals, Court of Law
C) Near Police Stations
Answer: Hospitals, Court of Law -
Rear view mirror is utilized for
A) Watching traffic that is approaching from behind
B) Watching back seat passengers
C) Car decor
Answer: Watching traffic that is approaching from behind -
Boarding in and alighting from vehicles when it is in motion is
A) Allowed in autos
B) Allowed in buses
C) Prohibited in all vehicles
Answer: Prohibited in all vehicles -
Mobile phones should not be used
A) At home
B) In office
C) While driving a vehicle
Answer: While driving a vehicle -
Overtaking is not allowed when
A) When the road is wide enough
B) When the road ahead is not visible clearly
C) The road has no potholes
Answer: When the road ahead is not visible clearly -
Pedestrians are not allowed to cross the road close to stopped vehicles or near sharp bends because
A) It is an inconvenience to oncoming vehicles
B) It is inconvenient to other pedestrians
C) Drivers of approaching vehicles may not be able to see them
Answer: Drivers of approaching vehicles may not be able to see them -
Records needed for private vehicles are
A) G.C.R, Insurance Certificate, Registration Certificate
B) Insurance Certificate, Registration Certificate, Driving License and Tax Token
C) Permit, Trip Sheet, Registration Certificate
Answer: Insurance Certificate, Registration Certificate, Driving License and Tax Token -
Validity of Pollution Under Control Certificate is
A) 1 year
B) 6 months
C) 2 years
Answer: 6 months -
Minimum age for availing a license to drive a motor vehicle without gear is
A) 16 years
B) 21 years
C) 18 years
Answer: 16 years -
When you see the sign for 'School nearby', you should
A) Slow down and go ahead with caution
B) Press horn and proceed in the same speed
C) Stop the vehicle
Answer: Slow down and go ahead with caution -
If a driver of a two wheeler is turning to the left, he/she should
A) Extend the right hand and give the left turn signal
B) Not give any signal
C) Extend the left hand and give the left turn signal
Answer: Extend the right hand and give the left turn signal -
One time tax for a new car is
A) 5 years
B) 15 years
C) Until registration is cancelled
Answer: 15 years -
Prior to overtaking a vehicle, driver should ensure that
A) The road ahead is visible clearly and is safe to overtake
B) There are no vehicles ahead
C) The road is not safe
Answer: The road ahead is visible clearly and is safe to overtake -
Parking is prohibited on
A) A foot path
B) On a one-way road
C) On a main road
Answer: A foot path -
Hand brake should be used to
A) Park a vehicle
B) Apply brake suddenly
C) Reduce speed
Answer: Park a vehicle -
Using unregistered vehicles in public spaces is
A) Illegal
B) Legal
C) Legal if necessary
Answer: Illegal -
Minimum age to avail driving license for transport vehicles is
A) 16 years
B) 20 years
C) 45 years
Answer: 20 years -
What is 'tail-gating'?
A) When you drive too close behind the vehicle in a manner considered dangerous
B) Keeping a safe distance from the vehicle ahead as well as regulate the speed proportionately
C) Keeping a distance of at least seven meters from the vehicle in front of you
Answer: When you drive too close behind the vehicle in a manner considered dangerous -
Authorised officers can seize your vehicle, if
A) The vehicle is not registered or permitted to be driven on Indian roads
B) The driver does not have valid insurance
C) The vehicle is being driven above the speed limit
Answer: The vehicle is not registered or permitted to be driven on Indian roads -
When the driver notices the yellow light at an intersection on the signal light, he should
A) Ensure safety and drive away
B) Slow down and ultimately stop (if within possibility)
C) Sound the horn and proceed
Answer: Slow down and ultimately stop (if within possibility) -
The minimum distance one must keep from the vehicle in front
A) 10 meter
B) 5 meter
C) "Safe Distance" according to speed i.e., minimum 10 seconds time gap, to cross one particular point by two vehicles
Answer: "Safe Distance" according to speed i.e., minimum 10 seconds time gap, to cross one particular point by two vehicles -
What is defensive driving?
A) Driving cautiously anticipating violation of traffic rules and road signs both by drivers and other users on the road
B) Driving with the only aim of reaching the destination without paying any regard to signs on the road
C) Driving on the assumption that other road users will be cautious about their safety
Answer: Driving cautiously anticipating violation of traffic rules and road signs both by drivers and other users on the road -
When you change houses, you must inform your nearest RTO about the change in your address within:
A) 30 days
B) 90 days
C) 1 year
D) No need to inform
Answer: 30 days -
The tax for a new car is to be paid once in
A) 10 years
B) 15 years
C) Till the vehicle turns old
Answer: 15 years -
The only vehicle that is allowed to drive at a speed of 60km/hour is
A) Motor car
B) Heavy bus/truck
C) All of the above
Answer: Motor car -
When fuel is filled in a vehicle
A) Shall not check air pressure
B) Shall not use any light of the vehicle
C) Shall not smoke
Answer: Shall not smoke -
According to section 129 of the Motor Vehicle Act 1988 a person driving a motor cycle shall
A) Wear jerkins
B) Wear helmet
C) Wear shoes
Answer: Wear helmet -
Zig-Zag driving is
A) Dangerous to two wheelers only
B) Dangerous to everyone at all times
C) Dangerous to fourwheelers vehicles
Answer: Dangerous to everyone at all times -
A flashing yellow signal is used when
A) Traffic lights aren't functional
B) You need to slow down and drive cautiously
C) Men are at work
Answer: You need to slow down and drive cautiously -
What is 'Engine Braking'
A) Switching off vehicle while vehicle in gear
B) Controlling the speed by changing the gears down one by one.
C) Engine brake down
Answer: Controlling the speed by changing the gears down one by one. -
Major reason of road accidents
A) Bad roads
B) Fault of the driver
C) Mechanical defect in vehicle
Answer: Fault of the driver -
Green light in traffic signal indicates?
A) Stop
B) Proceed if safe
C) Reduce speed & proceed cautiously
Answer: Proceed if safe -
What is "PSL" in turning a vehicle
A) Position Signal Look
B) Position Speed Look
C) Park Signal Look
Answer: Position speed Look -
What is "Blind Spot" for vehicle drivers?
A) An invisible spot beyond headlight
B) Objects which cannot be viewed in the mirror
C) Blinding of eyes because of headlights of upcoming vehicles
Answer: Objects which cannot be viewed in the mirror -
Exhibition of "L" board for learners license holder while driving is
A) Necessary
B) Optional
C) Compulsory
Answer: Compulsory -
Check tyre pressure
A) While tyres are cold
B) While tyres are hot
C) Any time
Answer: While tyres are cold -
What is "parallel" parking?
A) Parking at right angles to road
B) Parking behind the parked vehicle
C) Parking your vehicle parallel to already parked vehicle
Answer: Parking your vehicle parallel to already parked vehicle -
When near a pedestrian crossing, as the pedestrians are waiting to cross the road, what should you do?
A) Sound horn and proceed
B) Slow down, sound horn and pass
C) Stop the vehicle and wait till the pedestrians cross the road and then proceed
Answer: Stop the vehicle and wait till the pedestrians cross the road and then proceed -
A person driving a vehicle in a public place without a licence, is liable for:
A) Penalty only
B) Penalty for the driver and the owner and/ or seizure of vehicle
C) A warning
Answer: Penalty for the driver and the owner and/ or seizure of vehicle -
While parking your vehicle on a downward gradient, in addition to the application of hand brake, the gear engaged should be:
A) In neutral
B) In first
C) In reverse
Answer: In reverse -
When a vehicle is involved in an accident causing injury to any person, what should you do?
A) Take the vehicle to the nearest police station and report the accident
B) Stop the vehicle and report to the police station
C) Take all reasonable steps to secure medical attention to the injured and report to the nearest police station within 24 hours
Answer: Take all reasonable steps to secure medical attention to the injured and report to the nearest police station within 24 hours -
On a road designated as one way, which of the following holds true?
A) Parking is prohibited
B) Overtaking is prohibited
C) Should not drive in reverse gear
Answer: Should not drive in reverse gear -
When a blind person is crossing the road holding a white cane, the driver should:
A) Consider the white cane as a traffic sign to stop the vehicle
B) Blow the horn and proceed
C) Slow down and proceed with caution
Answer: Consider the white cane as a traffic sign to stop the vehicle -
What happens if you are carrying overload in goods carriages?
A) It is not a punishable offence
B) Only attracts a fine
C) Driving licence can be suspended or cancelled
Answer: Driving licence can be suspended or cancelled -
When you reach an intersection where there is no signal light or a traffic police man, you should:
A) Give way to traffic approaching the intersection from other roads
B) Give proper signal, sound the horn and then proceed
C) Give way to the traffic approaching the intersection on your right side and proceed after giving necessary signals
Answer: Give way to the traffic approaching the intersection on your right side and proceed after giving necessary signals -
When is overtaking prohibited?
A) When the road is marked with a broken center line in the colour white
B) When the vehicle is being driven on a steep hill
C) When the road is marked with a continuous center line in the colour yellow
Answer: When the vehicle is being driven on a steep hill -
If the road is marked with broken white lines, you:
A) Shall not change track
B) Can change track, if required
C) Shall stop the vehicle
Answer: Can change track, if required -
What is the meaning of a blinking red traffic light?
A) Stop the vehicle till green light glows
B) Stop the vehicle and proceed if safe
C) Reduce speed and proceed
Answer: Stop the vehicle and proceed if safe -
Maximum permitted speed of a motor car on national highway is:
A) 60 km/hr
B) 70 km/hr
C) 80 km/hr
Answer: 70 km/hr -
Where is the number of passengers permitted to be taken in a private vehicle recorded?
A) Registration Certificate
B) Tax Token
C) Permit
Answer: Registration Certificate -
Before starting the engine of a vehicle, you should:
A) Check radiator water level and engine oil level
B) Check headlight
C) Check the brakes
Answer: Check radiator water level and engine oil level -
The maximum permissible speed of a light motor vehicle is:
A) 60 km/hr
B) 70 km/hr
C) No limit
Answer: 60 km/hr -
According to Section 113 of the Motor Vehicle Act 1988, a driver should not drive a vehicle:
A) After consuming alcohol
B) Exceeding the speed limit
C) Exceeding the weight permitted to carry
Answer: Exceeding the weight permitted to carry -
You are behind a bus that has stopped to pick up or drop off passengers. What should you do?
A) Patiently wait behind
B) Overtake from the left
C) Overtake from the right
Answer: Patiently wait behind -
The middle lane is for:
A) Overtaking
B) Traffic driving at 40km/hr
C) Two wheelers
Answer: Traffic driving at 40km/hr -
A flashing yellow signal is used when:
A) Traffic lights are not working
B) You should slow down and proceed with caution
C) There is construction going on nearby
Answer: You should slow down and proceed with caution -
Where, out of the following, are you allowed to park?
A) A footpath
B) On top of a hill
C) Neither of the options above
Answer: Neither of the options above -
A high beam in foggy conditions:
A) Is good because you can see more clearly
B) Is bad because it reflects back and can dazzle
C) Makes sure that others can see you
Answer: Is bad because it reflects back and can dazzle -
You are waiting at a T-Junction. A vehicle is coming from the left with right signal flashing. What should you do?
A) Wait until the vehicle turns to the right side
B) Accelerate and move forward
C) Move ahead slowly
Answer: Wait until the vehicle turns to the right side -
When should you switch on your hazard warning lights?
A) When you are moving straight
B) When your vehicle is parked and the same is causing inconvenience to other road users
C) When your vehicle is parked in a no parking area
Answer: When your vehicle is parked and the same is causing inconvenience to other road users -
You are approaching a narrow bridge, another vehicle is about to enter the bridge from the opposite side. You should:
A) Increase the speed and try to cross the bridge as fast as possible
B) Put on the head light and pass the bridge
C) Wait till the other vehicle crosses the bridge and then proceed
Answer: Wait till the other vehicle crosses the bridge and then proceed -
You can overtake a vehicle in the front:
A) From the right side of the vehicle
B) From the left side of the vehicle
C) From the left side of the vehicle, if the road is wide
Answer: From the right side of the vehicle -
When a vehicle approaches an unguarded railway level crossing, before crossing it, the driver shall:
A) Stop the vehicle on the left side of the road, get down from the vehicle, go to the railway track, and ensure that no train or trolley is coming from either side
B) Sound horn and cross the track as fast as possible
C) Wait till the train passes
Answer: Stop the vehicle on the left side of the road, get down from the vehicle, go to the railway track, and ensure that no train or trolley is coming from either side -
How can you distinguish a transport vehicle?
A) By looking at the tyre size
B) By the colour of the vehicle
C) By looking at the number plate of the vehicle
Answer: By looking at the number plate of the vehicle -
What is the validity of the learner’s licence?
A) 3 months
B) 6 months
C) 9 months
Answer: 6 months -
Free passage should be given to which of the following types of vehicles?
A) Police vehicles
B) Emergency vehicles (Ambulances and fire service vehicles)
C) Buses
Answer: Emergency vehicles (Ambulances and fire service vehicles) -
Driver of a motor vehicle shall drive through:
A) The right side of the road
B) The left side of the road
C) The centre of the road
Answer: The left side of the road -
When are fog lamps used?
A) During the night
B) When there is mist
C) When the opposite vehicle is not using dim lights
Answer: When there is mist -
A red traffic light indicates?
A) Stop
B) Slow down
C) Go
Answer: Stop -
Can you park your vehicle in front of the entrance to a hospital?
A) Yes
B) No
C) Yes, but only if a NO PARKING sign is not there
Answer: No -
Where the slippery road sign is seen on the road, the driver shall:
A) Apply the brake
B) Proceed at the same speed
C) Reduce speed by changing gears
Answer: Reduce speed by changing gears -
Is drunken driving allowed?
A) Yes
B) No
C) Allowed only in private vehicles
Answer: No -
Where is the use of horn prohibited?
A) Near hospitals and Courts of Law
B) Near police stations
C) Near places of worship
Answer: Near hospitals and Courts of Law -
Why is a rear view mirror used?
A) To see your face
B) To watch the traffic approaching from behind the vehicle
C) To watch the passengers in the backseat
Answer: To watch the traffic approaching from behind the vehicle -
Records of a private vehicle are:
A) Registration Certificate, G.C.R., Insurance Certificate
B) Registration Certificate, Insurance Certificate, Tax Token, Driving Licence
C) Registration Certificate, Permit, Trip Sheet
Answer: Registration Certificate, Insurance Certificate, Tax Token, Driving Licence -
What is the validity of a Pollution Under Control Certificate (PUCC)?
A) 6 months
B) 9 months
C) 1 year
Answer: 6 months -
While you are driving with the headlight in high beam during night, a vehicle approaches from opposite direction, you will:
A) Proceed keeping to the left
B) Put the headlight in dim and bright alternatively several times
C) Dim the headlight till the vehicle passes
Answer: Dim the headlight till the vehicle passes -
What is the minimum age to get a licence to drive a motorcycle without gear?
A) 14 years
B) 15 years
C) 16 years
Answer: 16 years -
While turning to the left, the driver of a two wheeler shall:
A) Extend his left hand towards left
B) Not show any hand signals
C) Show left turn signal with his right hand
Answer: Show left turn signal with his right hand -
One time tax for a new car is for:
A) 5 years
B) 15 years
C) 20 years
Answer: 15 years -
When your vehicle is being overtaken, you should:
A) Stop your vehicle and let the vehicle overtake
B) Increase the speed of your vehicle
C) Not obstruct the other vehicle from overtaking
Answer: Not obstruct the other vehicle from overtaking -
When is the hand brake to be used?
A) To reduce the speed
B) To brake suddenly
C) To park the vehicle
Answer: To park the vehicle -
When a motor vehicle is involved in an accident, you should:
A) Report to the nearest police station within 24 hours
B) Report to the nearest police station within 12 hours
C) Report to the nearest police station within 48 hours
Answer: Report to the nearest police station within 24 hours -
Smoking while driving public service vehicle can lead to:
A) Suspension of the driving licence
B) A heavy fine
C) None of the above
Answer: Suspension of the driving licence -
What is defensive driving?
A) Driving cautiously anticipating violation of traffic rules and road signs both by drivers and other road users
B) Driving with sole aim of reaching the destination with no regards to road signs
C) Driving on the assumption that other road users will be cautious about their safety
Answer: Driving cautiously anticipating violation of traffic rules and road signs both by drivers and other road users -
Zig-Zag driving is:
A) Dangerous for two-wheelers only
B) Dangerous for everyone at all times
C) Dangerous for four-wheelers vehicles
Answer: Dangerous for everyone at all times -
Reversing is prohibited on:
A) The main road
B) A one-way
C) A T-junction
Answer: A one-way -
How can you distinguish a transport vehicle?
A) By looking at the tyre size
B) By colour of the vehicle
C) By looking at the number plate of the vehicle
Answer: By looking at the number plate of the vehicle -
The pedestrians shall not cross the road at sharp bends or very near to a stopped vehicle.Why?
A) BInconvenience to other vehicles
B) Inconvenience to other road users
C) Drivers of other vehicles coming at a distance may not see persons crossing the road
Answer: Drivers of other vehicles coming at a distance may not see persons crossing the road -
What does a triangular road sign with a black cross inside mean?
A) No entry
B) Hospital ahead
C) Crossroad ahead
D) Railway crossing ahead
Answer: Crossroad ahead -
What does a red traffic light indicate?
A) Stop
B) Go
C) Slow down
D) Give way
Answer: Stop -
What is the maximum permissible speed for a car in a city (in km/h) unless otherwise specified?
A) 40 km/h
B) 50 km/h
C) 60 km/h
D) 80 km/h
Answer: 60 km/h -
What does a circular sign with a red border mean?
A) Information
B) Prohibition
C) Warning
D) Direction
Answer: Prohibition -
Who has the right of way at a roundabout?
A) Information
B) Prohibition
C) Warning
D) Direction
Answer: Prohibition -
Which document is mandatory for driving a vehicle in India?
A) Passport
B) Aadhar card
C) Driving license
D) Birth certificate
Answer: Driving license -
What should you do if an ambulance is approaching with its siren on?
A) Speed up to stay ahead
B) Move to the left and allow it to pass
C) Ignore and maintain your speed
D) Stop immediately
Answer: Move to the left and allow it to pass -
How often should a private vehicle undergo pollution control checks?
A) Every 3 months
B) Every 6 months
C) Annually
D) Never
Answer: Every 6 months -
What is the fine for driving without wearing a seatbelt in India?
A) ₹100
B) ₹500
C) ₹1000
D) ₹2000
Answer: ₹1000 -
What does a yellow box at an intersection indicate?
A) Pedestrian crossing
B) Vehicle parking zone
C) No stopping or waiting
D) School zone
Answer: No stopping or waiting -
While you are driving on gradient roads, What should you do?
A) Give precedence to the vehicles coming down the hill
B) Give precedence to the vehicle going up the hill
C) Give precedence to the vehicles carrying heavy load
Answer: Give precedence to the vehicle going up the hill -
Where are you allowed to park from the following?
A) On a footpath
B) At top of a hill
C) Neither of these two alternatives
Answer: Neither of these two alternatives -
The hand brake is used to?
A) To reduce the speed
B) To apply sudden brake
C) To park a vehicle
Answer: To park a vehicle -
You hold a learners licence for motorcycle…
A) You will drive when the traffic is less
B) You will drive the vehicle only when an instructor holding a driving licence to drive motorcycle accompanies.
C) You will not carry any other person on the motorcycle except for the purpose of getting instructions from an instructor who holds a valid driving licence to drive motorcycle.
Answer: You will drive the vehicle only when an instructor holding a driving licence to drive motorcycle accompanies. -
What does ‘tail-gating’ mean?
A) Driving in close proximity behind another vehicle in an alarming manner.
B) Keeping 7 metres distance from the vehicle ahead.
C) Keeping safe proximity from vehicles ahead by monitoring speed proportionately.
Answer: Keeping safe proximity from vehicles ahead by monitoring speed proportionately. -
When can a vehicle on the road be seized by authorities on duty?
A) The vehicle does not have any valid permit or registration cover.
B) The vehicle does not have a valid car insurance cover.
C) The vehicle has exceeded the speed limit.
Answer: The vehicle does not have any valid permit or registration cover. -
What is the minimum distance to maintain between you and the vehicle at front?
A) A minimum of 5 metre
B) A minimum of 10 metre
C) A ‘safe proximity’ by regulating speed proportionate to the vehicle at front.
Answer: A ‘safe proximity’ by regulating speed proportionate to the vehicle at front. -
When driving on a slope which is going downhill, how should you control your vehicle’s speed?
A) Change your gear to a low gear.
B) Stop the car’s engine.
C) Keep the car at neutral and apply brakes.
Answer: Change your gear to a low gear. -
How must you overtake a car, if necessary, at night?
A) Flash headlights before overtaking by maintaining caution.
B) Do not flash headlights as it may dazzle the eyes of other drivers or road users.
C) Switch on the fog lights at the rear.
Answer: Flash headlights before overtaking by maintaining caution. -
If your vehicle is near a pedestrian crossing and there are people waiting to cross the road, you should?
A) Slow down, press horn and proceed
B) Press horn and proceed
C) Stop the vehicle, wait until pedestrians cross and then move forward
Answer: Stop the vehicle, wait until pedestrians cross and then move forward. -
Your vehicle comes towards a narrow bridge and another vehicle is about to enter the bridge from the other side. What to do?
A) Wait for the other vehicle to cross the bridge before proceeding
B) Cross the bridge after switching the headlights on
C) Try to cross the bridge quickly by increasing speed
Answer: Wait for the other vehicle to cross the bridge before proceeding. -
Which of the following is true on a road designated as one way?
A) Overtaking is prohibited
B) Parking is prohibited
C) Should not drive in reverse gear
Answer: Should not drive in reverse gear. -
When a blind person is crossing the road holding a white cane, what should you do as a driver?
A) Blow the horn and proceed
B) Consider the white cane a traffic sign and stop the vehicle
C) Slow down and proceed with caution
Answer: Consider the white cane a traffic sign and stop the vehicle. - What should you do if you are approaching a red traffic light?
A) Speed up and pass quickly
B) Stop and wait for the light to turn green
C) Honk to alert other drivers
Answer: Stop and wait for the light to turn green. - What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for private car drivers in India?
A) 0.04%
B) 0.08%
C) 0.12%
Answer: 0.04% - What should you do when you see an emergency vehicle with flashing lights on the road?
A) Keep driving at the same speed
B) Pull over to the left and stop
C) Speed up to clear the way
Answer: Pull over to the left and stop. - What does a yellow traffic light indicate?
A) Speed up to clear the intersection
B) Stop if it is safe to do so
C) Continue driving without any change in speed
Answer: Stop if it is safe to do so. - What should you do if a vehicle is coming in the opposite direction on a one-way road?
A) Stop and honk repeatedly
B) Move to the left and allow the vehicle to pass
C) Continue driving at your normal speed
Answer: Move to the left and allow the vehicle to pass. - How far must you park from a railway crossing?
A) At least 10 meters
B) At least 15 meters
C) At least 20 meters
Answer: At least 15 meters. - What is the minimum age to apply for a learner's driving license in India?
A) 16 years
B) 18 years
C) 21 years
Answer: 18 years. - What does a solid white line on the road indicate?
A) Overtaking is allowed
B) Overtaking is prohibited
C) No parking allowed
Answer: Overtaking is prohibited. - What is the correct way to make a U-turn?
A) Turn immediately when you reach the intersection
B) Make sure the road is clear, signal your intention, and then make the turn
C) Wait for traffic lights to change before making the turn
Answer: Make sure the road is clear, signal your intention, and then make the turn. - What is the speed limit in urban areas unless otherwise indicated?
A) 30 km/h
B) 40 km/h
C) 50 km/h
Answer: 50 km/h. - What is the penalty for driving without wearing a seatbelt in India?
A) A fine of ₹500
B) A fine of ₹1,000
C) A fine of ₹2,000
Answer: A fine of ₹1,000. - What should you do if you are involved in a minor accident and the vehicles are blocking the road?
A) Leave the scene immediately
B) Move the vehicles to the side and exchange details
C) Wait for the police to arrive before taking any action
Answer: Move the vehicles to the side and exchange details. - When should you use the horn on the road?
A) To warn other drivers of potential danger
B) To express frustration with traffic
C) Only when approaching a school zone
Answer: To warn other drivers of potential danger. - What does a blue road sign indicate?
A) Direction to a specific location
B) Information related to public services
C) Speed limit on the road
Answer: Information related to public services. - What should you do if you are driving in foggy conditions?
A) Turn on high beam headlights
B) Reduce speed and increase the following distance
C) Speed up to pass through the fog quickly
Answer: Reduce speed and increase the following distance. - How often should you get your vehicle checked for emissions?
A) Every 3 months
B) Every 6 months < br>C) Once a year
Answer: Once a year. - What is the penalty for using a mobile phone while driving?
A) A fine of ₹500
B) A fine of ₹1,000 and license suspension
C) A fine of ₹2,000
Answer: A fine of ₹1,000 and license suspension. - What does a double solid yellow line in the center of the road indicate?
A) Overtaking is allowed
B) Overtaking is prohibited
C) Lane change is allowed
Answer: Overtaking is prohibited. - What should you do when you approach a school bus with flashing red lights?
A) Continue driving without slowing down
B) Stop your vehicle and wait until the lights stop flashing
C) Overtake the bus cautiously
Answer: Stop your vehicle and wait until the lights stop flashing. - What should you do if you miss your exit on a highway?
A) Make a U-turn
B) Continue driving to the next exit
C) Stop and reverse to the exit
Answer: Continue driving to the next exit. - What should you do if a traffic light is not functioning?
A) Proceed without stopping
B) Treat the intersection as an all-way stop
C) Speed through the intersection
Answer: Treat the intersection as an all-way stop. - What is the minimum distance you should maintain from a cyclist on the road?
A) 1 meter
B) 2 meters
C) 3 meters
Answer: 1 meter. - What should you do if your vehicle's brakes fail while driving?
A) Turn off the engine
B) Pump the brake pedal to build pressure
C) Continue driving at a slow speed
Answer: Pump the brake pedal to build pressure. - What does a triangular road sign with a red border indicate?
A) Warning or caution
B) Yield or give way
C) Speed limit
Answer: Warning or caution. - What should you do when driving in heavy rain?
A) Turn on high beam headlights
B) Reduce speed and maintain a safe distance
C) Speed up to clear the water quickly
Answer: Reduce speed and maintain a safe distance. - What is the penalty for driving without a valid driving license?
A) Fine of ₹500
B) Fine of ₹1,000 and imprisonment
C) Fine of ₹2,000
Answer: Fine of ₹1,000 and imprisonment. - When should you use your vehicle's horn?
A) To signal other drivers
B) To alert others of your presence in dangerous situations
C) To express frustration
Answer: To alert others of your presence in dangerous situations. - What should you do when you are driving on a road with a pedestrian crossing?
A) Speed up to pass before pedestrians cross
B) Stop and allow pedestrians to cross
C) Continue driving without stopping
Answer: Stop and allow pedestrians to cross. - How should you park your vehicle on a steep incline?
A) Keep the gear in neutral
B) Keep the vehicle in park or in gear
C) Leave the parking brake off
Answer: Keep the vehicle in park or in gear. - What does a double white line on the road indicate?
A) Overtaking is allowed
B) Overtaking is prohibited
C) Lane change is allowed
Answer: Overtaking is prohibited. - What should you do when driving in fog?
A) Turn on high beam headlights
B) Turn on low beam headlights and reduce speed
C) Use hazard lights
Answer: Turn on low beam headlights and reduce speed. - What should you do if your vehicle starts skidding?
A) Apply the brakes hard to stop
B) Turn the steering wheel in the opposite direction of the skid
C) Turn the steering wheel in the direction of the skid
Answer: Turn the steering wheel in the direction of the skid. - What should you do when driving in icy or snowy conditions?
A) Drive at normal speed
B) Reduce speed and increase the following distance
C) Avoid using brakes
Answer: Reduce speed and increase the following distance. - What does a red traffic sign indicate?
A) Stop or yield
B) Caution or warning
C) Speed limit
Answer: Stop or yield. - What should you do if you are being tailgated?
A) Speed up to create distance
B) Signal and pull over to the side to let the vehicle pass
C) Brake abruptly to alert the driver
Answer: Signal and pull over to the side to let the vehicle pass. - What is the safe following distance behind another vehicle?
A) 1 second
B) 2 seconds
C) 3 seconds
Answer: 2 seconds. - What should you do when you see an animal on the road?
A) Honk to scare the animal away
B) Stop and wait for the animal to move
C) Drive around the animal carefully
Answer: Stop and wait for the animal to move. - When is it acceptable to overtake another vehicle?
A) When the road is clear and there are no signs prohibiting overtaking
B) Only in a no-overtaking zone
C) When driving in a residential area
Answer: When the road is clear and there are no signs prohibiting overtaking. - What should you do if your vehicle’s brake light is malfunctioning while driving?
A) Continue driving as usual
B) Stop at the next service station and have the lights repaired
C) Drive with the hazard lights on at all times
Answer: Stop at the next service station and have the lights repaired. - What is the correct procedure when you approach a roundabout?
A) Speed up to get through quickly
B) Give way to traffic already on the roundabout
C) Enter without yielding to any other vehicles
Answer: Give way to traffic already on the roundabout. - What should you do when you encounter a school bus with its red lights flashing?
A) Continue driving at a reduced speed
B) Stop your vehicle and wait until the lights stop flashing
C) Overtake the bus quickly to avoid delay
Answer: Stop your vehicle and wait until the lights stop flashing. - What is the maximum allowable blood alcohol content (BAC) while driving in most regions?
A) 0.00%
B) 0.05%
C) 0.08%
Answer: 0.08% - What should you do if you are driving on a slippery road and your vehicle starts to skid?
A) Slam on the brakes immediately
B) Turn the steering wheel in the direction you want to go and ease off the accelerator
C) Accelerate to regain control
Answer: Turn the steering wheel in the direction you want to go and ease off the accelerator. - When can you use your vehicle’s high beam headlights?
A) Only in dense fog
B) When driving at night on a road with no street lights and no vehicles ahead
C) Whenever you like, day or night
Answer: When driving at night on a road with no street lights and no vehicles ahead. - What does a "Yield" sign mean?
A) Stop and wait for all vehicles to pass
B) Slow down and give way to other road users
C) Proceed without slowing down
Answer: Slow down and give way to other road users. - What is the primary purpose of the rearview mirror?
A) To help park the car
B) To check traffic conditions behind you
C) To check the condition of the rear seats
Answer: To check traffic conditions behind you. - What should you do if you are driving in heavy rain and your windshield wipers stop working?
A) Drive without stopping until the rain clears
B) Pull over to a safe area, turn on the hazard lights, and call for help
C) Drive with the window open for visibility
Answer: Pull over to a safe area, turn on the hazard lights, and call for help. - What does the "No Parking" sign mean?
A) You can park, but only for a limited time
B) Parking is strictly prohibited at all times
C) Parking is allowed but only for special vehicles
Answer: Parking is strictly prohibited at all times. - When driving in a tunnel, what should you do?
A) Keep your headlights on and reduce speed
B) Turn off your headlights and increase speed
C) Use your hazard lights for safety
Answer: Keep your headlights on and reduce speed. - What is the correct procedure when you are driving on a highway and want to change lanes?
A) Change lanes abruptly without signaling
B) Signal your intention and check your mirrors before changing lanes
C) Wait for a gap in traffic and change lanes immediately
Answer: Signal your intention and check your mirrors before changing lanes. - What should you do if you see an animal on the road ahead?
A) Ignore the animal and continue driving
B) Slow down and proceed with caution
C) Speed up to avoid hitting the animal
Answer: Slow down and proceed with caution. - What is the correct distance to maintain between your vehicle and the one ahead in normal traffic conditions?
A) At least one car length
B) A safe distance of at least 2 seconds
C) A safe distance of at least 5 seconds
Answer: A safe distance of at least 2 seconds. - What should you do when approaching a pedestrian crossing?
A) Speed up to pass before pedestrians cross
B) Stop if pedestrians are waiting to cross
C) Continue driving without stopping for pedestrians
Answer: Stop if pedestrians are waiting to cross. - What does a flashing green traffic light indicate?
A) Proceed with caution
B) Stop and wait for the light to turn red
C) Give way to pedestrians
Answer: Proceed with caution. - What should you do when you are driving and hear a siren of an emergency vehicle?
A) Continue driving as usual
B) Pull over to the side of the road and stop
C) Speed up to clear the lane for the emergency vehicle
Answer: Pull over to the side of the road and stop. - What should you do when approaching a red traffic signal?
A) Slow down and prepare to stop
B) Stop the vehicle and wait for the green light
C) Speed up to cross before the light turns red
Answer: Stop the vehicle and wait for the green light. - When is it legal to use a mobile phone while driving?
A) Only when stopped at a traffic signal
B) Only if using a hands-free system
C) It is never legal to use a mobile phone while driving
Answer: Only if using a hands-free system. - What does a "No Entry" sign mean?
A) Vehicles must stop and wait for clearance
B) Vehicles are prohibited from entering the road or area
C) Only authorized vehicles are allowed to enter
Answer: Vehicles are prohibited from entering the road or area. - What should you do when driving in foggy conditions?
A) Use your high beam headlights for better visibility
B) Slow down and use low beam headlights
C) Turn off your headlights and rely on the street lights
Answer: Slow down and use low beam headlights. - What should you do when you see a "Pedestrian Crossing" sign?
A) Speed up to pass the crossing quickly
B) Prepare to stop if pedestrians are crossing
C) Ignore the sign if no pedestrians are visible
Answer: Prepare to stop if pedestrians are crossing. - What is the correct action when a traffic officer signals you to stop?
A) Slow down and stop at a convenient spot
B) Ignore the signal and continue driving
C) Stop immediately where you are
Answer: Stop immediately where you are. - What is the maximum speed limit on most highways unless otherwise posted?
A) 60 km/h
B) 80 km/h
C) 100 km/h
Answer: 100 km/h. - What should you do when driving on a wet road?
A) Drive at the same speed as usual
B) Reduce speed and maintain a safe distance from other vehicles
C) Speed up to avoid getting caught in traffic
Answer: Reduce speed and maintain a safe distance from other vehicles. - What is the penalty for driving without a valid driver's license?
A) A fine and vehicle impoundment
B) A warning only
C) Suspension of driving privileges for one year
Answer: A fine and vehicle impoundment. - What should you do when driving through an intersection with no traffic signal?
A) Speed through to avoid delays
B) Yield to vehicles on your right
C) Always stop and check both directions before proceeding
Answer: Yield to vehicles on your right. - When should you use your vehicle's hazard lights?
A) Only when parked in a designated parking area
B) When your vehicle is broken down or there is a road hazard
C) When driving on a highway to alert other drivers
Answer: When your vehicle is broken down or there is a road hazard. - What does a double yellow line in the center of the road indicate?
A) Overtaking is allowed from both sides
B) Overtaking is prohibited in both directions
C) Parking is allowed only on the right side
Answer: Overtaking is prohibited in both directions. - What is the proper way to check blind spots before changing lanes?
A) Rely on side mirrors only
B) Turn your head and look over your shoulder
C) Use the rearview mirror to monitor traffic
Answer: Turn your head and look over your shoulder. - What is the correct action if you are involved in a minor accident with no injuries?
A) Leave the scene immediately to avoid traffic
B) Exchange contact and insurance details with the other driver
C) Wait for the police to arrive before exchanging details
Answer: Exchange contact and insurance details with the other driver. - When should you use your vehicle's low beam headlights?
A) Only at night in areas with street lighting
B) When driving in fog, rain, or snow
C) When driving during the day
Answer: When driving in fog, rain, or snow. - What does a solid white line at the side of the road indicate?
A) You can drive over it to change lanes
B) You should not cross it except in case of emergency
C) It is a boundary for turning lanes only
Answer: You should not cross it except in case of emergency. - What should you do if you are driving and feel drowsy?
A) Continue driving but try to stay alert
B) Stop at a safe location and rest or take a break
C) Open the windows and turn on the air conditioning
Answer: Stop at a safe location and rest or take a break. - When should you check your vehicle's tire pressure?
A) Only when you notice a flat tire
B) At least once a month and before long trips
C) Only when the tire warning light comes on
Answer: At least once a month and before long trips.