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Learner’s Licence Model Test Questions Part 2

1.
When following a vehicle with four or more wheels, a motorcycles must be:-


a.
in the center and directly behind the vehicle ahead.


b.
Stay slightly to the right or left of the vehicle.


c.
Neither as in (a) or (b) above.

2.
While riding a motorcycle, all hand signals must be given by:-


a.
The right hand only.


b.
The left hand only.


c.
With either of the hands as convenient.

3.
When an officer in full uniform demands your driving licence, you:-


a.
May not produce it unless the officer issues notices in writing.

b.
May not produce it, however details thereof may be informed.

c.
Must produce it at once.
4.
To drive a vehicle with expired insurance, one:-


a.
Shall drive cautiously to avoid any accident and subsequent loss to the third party.

b.
Shall not drive in any case.

c.
May drive if insurance policy covering the driver’s personal insurance is valid.
5.
Parking of vehicles should be such:-


a.
That it does not cause danger or obstruction or inconvenience to the other users of the road.

b.
That they are always parallel to the kerb.

c.
That they are always at right angles to the kerb.
6.
Any person affected by a motor vehicle accident can apply for a compensation claim to:-


a.
The R.T.O. officer.


b.
The Accident claims tribunal.


c.
The Banker of the driver of such vehicle.

7.
A person convicted of driving a motor vehicle under influence of drugs faces:-


a.
Imprisonment up to six months, fine up to Rs.2,000 or both.


b.
A strict warning from the authorities.


c.
Cancellation of driving license.

8.
Before leaving a vehicle parked, you should:-


a.
Turn the ignition key off.


b.
Stop the engine, lock the ignition, remove the key, and set the hand brake.


c.
Look the car.

9.
On expiry of a licence, a person may drive without renewal of motor driving licence for :-


a.
ten days. 


b.
twenty days. 


c.
thirty days.

10.
A motor driving licence issued in a state:-


a.
Is valid throughout India.


b.
Is valid throughout the world.


c.
Is valid only in the Sate of issue.

11.
Any person may hold:-


a.
Maximum 3 licence at a time, one for each class.


b.
Only one licence.


c.
Any number of licences. However, each licence must authorize only one class of motor vehicle for driving.

12.
Lending of a motor vehicle to person who is not holding a valid licence is:-


a.
Not an offence, since the borrower is solely responsible.


b.
A serious offence.


c.
An offence only when the vehicle is involved in an accident.

13.
A person driving a vehicle must always carry with him:-


a.
His driving licence and insurance certificate.


b.
His driving licence and tax card.


c.
His driving licence, tax card, insurance certificate, registration certificate and emission certificate (and in the case of a transport vehicle, the permit and fitness certificate also).

14.
Extra head lights, other than standard lights fitted on the vehicles:-


a.
Need no permission from the authorities if the lights help to illuminate the road and reduce accident.


b.
Are as per the law only if the lights are fitted at the bottom part of the vehicle.


c.
Are not as per the law, unless authorized specifically by the authorities.

15.
Driving a vehicle having pollution values above the limit specified by law:-


a.
Is permitted only in emergency.


b.
Is an offence under the law.


c.
Is liable for a strict warning from authorities.

16.
Attachment of anything to the glasses of a motor vehicle, which makes the glasses shining from outside:-


a.
Is recommended as it provides privacy.


b.
Is a better alternative to the tinted glasses which keeps the interior of the vehicle cool.


c.
Is not recommended as it is against the law.

17.
Abrupt braking shall not be resorted to :-


a.
Unless it is absolutely necessary.


b.
On down-hill


c.
On main-roads.

18.
Having something attached to or hanging from the rear view mirror is:-


a.
Against the regulations.


b.
Permitted, depending upon how big it is.


c.
Permitted if the object does not obstruct the view of the driver.

19.
In traffic moving two lanes in each direction, the car directly ahead of you is waiting to make a right turn. You may:-


a.
Pass the vehicle from right side.


b.
Pass the vehicle from left side.


c.
Do not pass the vehicle till the vehicle makes the right turn.

20.
When passing a procession, body of troops, or men at work, we should:-


a.
Proceed at regular speed.


b.
Stop.


c.
Proceed at not more than 25 km/hour and carefully.



Answers 
1. (b)
5. (a)
9. (c)
13. (c)
17. (a)
2. (a)
6. (b)
10. (a)
14. (c)
18. (a)
3. (c)
7. (a)
11. (b)
15. (b)
19. (b)
4. (b)
8. (b)
12. (b)
16. (c)
20. (c)
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Learner’s Licence Model Test Questions Part 1


1.
At night, a car driving towards you has its blinding high beam lights on. The driver of that car is :-



a.
guilty of bad manners because high beams blind other drivers.



b.
a safe driver because the high beams light up the road more brightly than the low beams.



c.
not obeying the law as low beams should be used when other vehicle approaches near.


2.
While driving, to make right turn, the proper hand signal is:



a.
extend right palm in a horizontal position outside of and to the right of vehicle with palm of the hand turned to the front.



b.
extend right arm rotate in anti-clockwise direction.



c.
extend right arm with palm downward and more up and down several times.


3.
A sign “yield right-of-way” means:



a.
always come to a complete stop.


b.
come to a complete stop is necessary.


c.
drive at normal speed, but look in both directions.

4.
While driving you wish to change from one lane to another. You should:-



a.
give the proper turn signal.


b.
change lanes only when it is safe to do so.


c.
never change lanes as it is against the law.

5.
You are driving on a two-lane street, the vehicle in front of you is moving very slowly, and the road ahead is clear for overtaking, You should:-



a.
pass the vehicle from the left hand side.


b.
pass the vehicle from the convenient side.


c.
pass the vehicle from the right hand side.

6.
What is the maximum speed limit specified limit for Motor Cycles:



a.
40 kms per hour.



b.
50 kms per hour.



c.
55 kms per hour.


7.
Your vehicle is involved in an accident hurting people, you should:-



a.
report to the nearest police station, and take the persons to the hospital.



b.
first take the injured people to the hospital and then report to the police station.



c.
need not report to the police station but should take the persons to the hospital.


8.
You are pulling into the street from a parallel parking space, you should:-



a.
blow horn and pull from curb slowly.



b.
signal other traffic and then pull into the street.



c.
Proceed with caution when there is no traffic near by to cause an accident.


9.
On having changed your residential address from one to another, you should notify the R.T.O. within :-



a.
ten (10) days.



b.
twenty (20) days.



c.
thirty (30) days.


10.
While on a main road, another vehicle is found entering the main road from a lane or cross road, who has the ‘Right-of-way’?



a.
vehicle on the main road.



b.
the car approaching.



c.
neither you nor the other car.


11.
How close to a fire hydrant (Fire plug) may you park a motor vehicle?



a.
five (5) feet.



b.
six (6) feet.



c.
ten (10) feet.


12.
Which lane must you be in while making a right turn:-



a.
any lane.



b.
extreme left lane.



c.
extreme right lane.


13.
Distance between vehicles at the parking place :-



a.
two (2) feet.



b.
four (4) feet.



c.
three (3) feet.


14.
If your vehicle hits a pedestrian, you should:-



a.
identify yourself and leave.



b.
help the person and call an ambulance.



c.
help the injured person, identify yourself and then report to the police.


15.
Overtaking is prohibited:-



a.
when the road ahead is not visible.



b.
on straight road.



c.
in rural areas.


16.
Reversing of vehicles is prohibited:-



a.
on main roads.



b.
in one way.



c.
on curves.


17.
When you allow a vehicle to overtake you must:-



a.
keep to the left of the road and slow down till the other vehicle has safely passes.



b.
move to the right to prevent the vehicle from passing if you are at the legal speed.


18.
While driving you decide to stop immediately, the correct hand signal is:-



a.
extend right arm horizontal to the ground with palm downwards.



b.
right arm held erect with palm facing forward.



c.
no signal needed.


19.
While driving on a wet or slippery road:-



a.
Tyre pressure must be reduced.



b.
Sudden braking or acceleration must be avoided.



c.
Vehicle should be driven at a high speed.


20.
When crossing an unmanned (railway) level crossing, the driver should:-



a.
blow the horn and proceed.



b.
Proceed at 10 km/hour.



c.
Stop and he, or any other person in the vehicle should get down an ensure that no train or trolley is approaching from either side.




























 Answers
1. (c)
5. (a)
9. (c)
13. (c)
17. (a)
2. (a)
6. (b)
10. (a)
14. (c)
18. (b)
3. (b)
7. (b)
11. (c)
15. (a)
19. (b)
4. (b)
8. (c)
12. (c)
16. (c)
20. (c)

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