What does a broken white centre line indicate?

• A Road closed
• B Overtaking permitted if safe
• C Overtaking prohibited

When is overtaking prohibited?

• A On one-way roads
• B On clear straight roads
• C At bends, pedestrian crossings, or hill crests

If heavy arterial bleeding occurs, what may be used carefully?

• A A tourniquet
• B Loose cloth only
• C Nothing

What should you do after crash besides assisting victims?

• A Hide evidence
• B Repair vehicle immediately
• C Contact insurer and lawyer

When joining an expressway, how should you merge?

• A Stop and wait on the lane
• B Accelerate on slip road to match traffic speed
• C Join slowly at low speed

What does this sign indicate?

• A Maximum speed
• B Advisory speed
• C Minimum speed limit

When driving on expressway, what is essential?

• A Change lanes frequently
• B Maintain steady speed and safe distance
• C Compete for speed

When crossing a dual carriageway, how should you treat it?

• A As two separate roads
• B As one road
• C As a pedestrian area

Why should crowds be controlled at a crash scene?

• A To ensure fresh air and prevent further harm
• B To argue
• C To film videos

How many cumulative penalty points can lead to licence endorsement?

• A 10 points
• B 25 points
• C 21 points

When approaching a level crossing, what must you avoid?

• A Slowing down
• B Driving nose-to-tail
• C Entering unless exit is clear

What is the purpose of a spare tyre?

• A To balance weight
• B For decoration
• C To replace a punctured or damaged tyre

At 100 km/hr, what is the overall stopping distance?

• A 72 meters
• B 46 meters
• C 92 meters

On a two-lane carriageway, which lane should you normally use?

• A Any lane
• B The outside lane
• C The inside (left) lane

Before starting a manual vehicle, what should you ensure about the gear position?

• A It is in second gear
• B It is in reverse
• C It is in neutral