BTT

Q: A repeat drink driving offender may face a jail sentence up to
A: 36 months

Q: Bald tyres will skid

A: on both dry and wet roads when braking hard

Q: How should you position your vehicle when you are driving on a three-lane carriageway?

A: to the centre of the middle lane

Q: If the brake lights of your vehicle are not functioning,

A: you should not drive it at all.

Q: If your path of travel is obstructed by road works or parked vehicles on the left, you should

A: check to ensure safety before moving to the right.

Q: Prohibitory or restrictive signs are

A: usually circular with red borders.

Q: The 2 second rule is to ensure ___

A: a safe following distance

Q: The handbrake should be applied when

A: whenever your vehicle is in a stationary position.

Q: This sign indicates

A: the road ahead narrows on one side.

Q: This sign indicates

A: two-way traffic across a one-way carriageway.

Q: This sign indicates

A: vehicles can only go straight or turn right.

Q: This sign meansA: no entry for vehicles with overall width exceeding 2.3 meters.

Q: This sign means

A: Should slow down, keep left and beware of oncoming traffic

Q: This sign means
A: Any vehicle parked in this zone may have its wheel clamped

Q: Traffic signs and signals

A: should always be obeyed regardless of the traffic flow.

Q: Tyres that have threads less than ___ in depth should be replaced?

A: 1.6mm

Q: Upon seeing this sign, you should

A: slow down, gate might be closing.

Q: What are the consequences of tailgating?
A: driver in front of you may become nervous, stop suddenly and accident might occur


Q: What should you do when you are pulled over by a traffic police officer?
A: Stay in the vehicle and be fully cooperative



Q: What should you do when your car approaches zebra crossing?
A: slow down

Q: When driving down steep slope, you should
A: engage lower gear

Q: When is reversing from a side road to a main road allowed?

A: never

Q: When is tailgating acceptable?

A: tailgating is never acceptable

Q: When stopping your vehicle at a traffic light controlled junction, which of the following is incorrect
A: inch forward while waiting for the lights to change so as to move quickly

Q: When there are parallel continuous white lines along the centre of a two-way road,

A: Vehicles must not cross the lines at all times

Q: When turning, which wheel tends to pull closer to the kerb?

A: the rear nearside wheel.

Q: When you see this sign whilst driving, you

A: May turn right or left if there is a side road

Q: When your vehicle's tyre treads are worn,

A: the reaction distance will be the same

Q: Which of the following can be taken as a rule of thumb to avoid tail-gating?

A: The Two-Second rule.

Q: Which of the following people can not drive?

A: drunk people