VicRoads Learner Permit Practice Test

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• How can you tell when new drivers are becoming more skilled?
• How should you react if your vehicle skids?
• If you are travelling at 50 km/h on a dry road and it takes 35 metres to stop, what happens on a wet road?
• Can a learner driver drive alone?
• What should you observe before moving off from a railway crossing?
• What does the term 'blind spot' refer to in a vehicle?
• When is fatigue likely to be a significant issue for a driver?
• Janelle has a P1 probationary licence. What is she NOT allowed to do when she pulls over to the side of the road?
• What distance can you typically cover in 3 seconds when driving at a speed of 100 km/h?
• What should you do if a tennis ball rolls onto the road ahead of you?
• What is the appropriate action to take when approaching a pedestrian crossing without any pedestrians present?
• How should you position your hands on the steering wheel for optimal control?
• When must you yield to a cyclist?
• When approaching a roundabout, what must be done?
• What should you do if your engine starts making strange noises while driving in a tunnel?
• How can a learner driver improve their driving skills?
• What is the minimum distance you must not park from an intersection with traffic lights?
• What is the recommended frequency for checking your vehicle's engine oil?
• Driving while fatigued can increase the risk of crashing. What is one way to combat fatigue?
• What is the first action you should take if your vehicle has a flat tire?
• What should you do when you hear a siren from an emergency vehicle?
• What action should you take if another vehicle is driving closely behind you?
• What must you do when driving on a highway?
• How does maintaining a safe following distance affect your reaction time?
• Can you ever be sure of your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) when drinking alcohol?
• What is a fundamental guideline for safe overtaking on roads?
• When entering a roundabout, to whom must you give way?
• If you need to move into a bus lane to turn, what is the maximum distance you may travel in that lane?
• What does a blue information sign typically indicate?
• What does a no U-turn sign indicate?
• What type of road line allows parking opposite when leaving three meters of the road clear?
• How long is a recommended practice session for a beginning driver?
• What is the best way to avoid a rear-end collision while driving?
• What should you do if the traffic signal turns red just before you enter an intersection?
• What does a green traffic light signify?
• What should you do if your brakes fail while driving?
• Who is allowed to supervise a learner driver?
• What does defensive driving involve?
• If you have a flat tire while driving, what is the best action to take?
• What may be the consequence of driving unaccompanied as a learner?
• What should always be maintained while driving?
• What should drivers do to minimize distractions while driving?
• What do solid lines on the road typically indicate?
• How can you identify safe driving conditions?
• What do you do if the traffic lights are not functioning?
• What should you do if you're involved in a minor accident and there are no injuries?
• Which strategy is most effective for avoiding crashes while a new driver?
• How should a learner driver approach a pedestrian crossing?
• After a train has just passed a railway crossing without gates, what should you do?
• What should you do if your vehicle starts to skid?
• How should you respond if an emergency vehicle approaches with flashing lights?
• When should you use your high beam headlights?
• How does excessive speed affect vehicle control?
• What should you do if your brakes fail?
• What is the meaning of a stop sign?
• What is the minimum following distance you should maintain at high speeds?
• What is the minimum age requirement to apply for a Learner Permit in Victoria?
• In the event of a breakdown at the side of the road, what should you do first?
• What sign indicates no entry?
• What is the purpose of hazard perception training for learner drivers?
• What is the legal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) limit for learner drivers?
• How does speeding increase your crash risk?
• What action should you take if an emergency vehicle approaches with flashing lights?
• How can you improve your awareness of traffic conditions ahead?
• What should a learner driver do if they encounter a school zone?
• How can learner drivers most effectively improve their skills?
• What should you do when seeing a worker holding a yellow sign with the word SLOW?
• What is the speed limit on roads without signs outside built-up areas in Victoria?
• What is the maximum allowed speed in a built-up area without speed limit signs?
• When can you legally use a mobile phone while driving?
• How much does the risk of crashing decrease for learner drivers with 120 hours of practice compared to those with less practice?
• How far in advance should you signal before turning?
• With a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level of .15, how does your risk of crashing compare to the legal limit?
• Peter is a learner driver wanting to practice driving. Which experience would be the most valuable for him?
• What must you do if you see a pedestrian waiting at a marked crosswalk?
• When does a learner driver need to display L plates?
• When should you sound your horn while driving out of a driveway?
• What is a recommended action if visibility is severely affected while driving?
• A speed limit sign indicating "100" tells you what?
• What should you do when a tram slows down and stops at a tram stop?
• What is the consequence of driving with a BAC over 0.00% as a learner?
• What is the maximum penalty you can face for speeding in a school zone?
• What should David do to reduce the risk of crashing when using a GPS?
• What is the speed limit when approaching a school zone during school hours?
• What should be done before changing lanes?
• What should a driver do to prepare their vehicle for a long trip?
• In the event of being too tired to drive, what is a recommended action?
• What action should you take when a railway employee signals you to stop at a crossing?
• What factors can affect your stopping distance?
• How often should you check your mirrors while driving?
• If you experience a tyre blowout, what should you do first?
• What should you do if you encounter road works ahead?
• What is correct behavior when your vehicle starts to skid?
• Who is eligible to be your supervising driver?
• Which group has the highest risk of crashing?
• If your brakes fail, what is one immediate action you should take?
• If you are involved in a minor accident, what is the first thing you should do?
• At what time is it typically okay to park in a bus stop?
• Which vehicles are permitted to load or unload in a Truck Zone?
• At a Children's Crossing, when are you allowed to drive forward if pedestrians are crossing in front of you?
• How should you react to aggressive drivers?
• Which of the following statements is true about driving in adverse weather conditions?
• What is a common misconception about blind spots?
• What does a red and white triangular sign indicate?
• Which driver is responsible for ensuring that everyone is wearing a seatbelt?
• When passing a tram that has stopped and closed its doors, what is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive?
• When is it permissible to use a mobile phone while driving?
• When should you stop your vehicle according to road rules?
• What are the permitted driving hours for a learner driver?
• What is the best advice for learner drivers regarding driving at night?
• When is it acceptable to use a hands-free mobile phone while driving?
• What is the meaning of a yellow traffic light?
• A red traffic light means that you must...
• When encountering a traffic island, how should you proceed if it's obstructing your lane?
• What is the legal blood alcohol limit for learner drivers?
• What should you avoid when driving in adverse weather conditions?
• If there are no signals at a railway crossing, what should you do as you approach?
• What is the primary purpose of maintaining a driving log as a learner driver?
• What must you do when approaching a stationary tram?
• When is it necessary to use your headlights?
• What should you do when you encounter a roundabout?
• What must you do at an intersection when the light turns red?
• Which of these things is most likely to cause drowsiness in drivers?
• What does a 'give way' sign indicate?
• How should you drive out of a bend in the road?
• How can a driver ensure that their seatbelt is effective in an accident?
• There are no lane markings on the road. When are you allowed to overtake vehicle B?
• What does a green traffic light signify?
• What should you do when you see horses on the road?
• When sharing a lane with a cyclist, what is the minimum distance you should maintain between your vehicle and the cyclist?
• When driving in a built-up area without speed limit signs, what is the maximum speed allowed?
• What action must you take when you see a stop sign?
• What should you do if you are driving and hear a honk?
• How far must you park from a pedestrian crossing?
• How many hours of supervised driving are required for a learner driver?
• You are driving vehicle A. The driver of vehicle B is trying to overtake. What should you do?
• Learner drivers will consistently make good driving decisions...
• What action should you take if traffic ahead of you is slowing down?
• What is the minimum distance to maintain from a stationary emergency vehicle?
• When driving towards another vehicle at night, how close can you get before you must 'dip' your headlights?
• If there is a single white broken line painted in the centre of the road, where should you drive?
• What is the correct action when you see a pedestrian waiting to cross at an intersection?
• What could be a sign of fatigue while driving?
• When is it advisable to maintain a greater distance than the usual two seconds behind the vehicle in front?
• Why is it important to wear a seatbelt while driving?
• How should you react if a driver behind you is tailgating?
• You are driving on a road with a speed limit of 110 km/h. How can you reduce fuel consumption?
• Under what condition are you allowed to cross over double yellow lines?
• If there are double white continuous lines painted in the centre of the road, what are you allowed to do?
• What is the significance of driver education programs?
• What condition makes the surface of a sealed road most slippery?
• What distance is not allowed for parking adjacent to a safety zone?
• What must you do when turning left at an intersection?
• What document must a learner driver carry while driving?
• You are driving vehicle A. You want to turn left. How must you approach the intersection?
• If the yellow light at traffic lights is flashing and there are no pedestrians crossing, what should you do?
• What should you do if another vehicle is tailgating you?
• While driving, what does a 'head check' mean?
• What does a crisscross sign with 'Railway Crossing 2 TRACKS' indicate?
• What is one of the main reasons for maintaining a safe following distance?
• Which action is recommended before merging onto a freeway?
• At a speed of 100 km/h, what distance can you expect to cover before you can stop?
• What should you do if you see an emergency vehicle with flashing lights approaching?
• When driving along a road with overhead lane signals, which lane should you use?
• During night driving, what should you do when facing oncoming headlights?
• Why should you keep a safe following distance?
• What is the speed limit for learner drivers in built-up areas unless indicated otherwise?
• How can you improve visibility in poor weather?
• What indicates that you are becoming a more skilled driver?
• What does a double line in the middle of the road signify?
• What should you do if your lane is blocked by a vehicle turning right in heavy traffic?
• What is the purpose of keeping a Learner Driver Log Book?
• What is the purpose of a roadworthiness certificate?
• When is it mandatory to use indicators while driving?
• If you are in a crash and the police are not called, what is your next step?
• What does the sign indicating "KEEP LEFT UNLESS OVERTAKING" mean?
• When are you allowed to park in a disabled parking space?
• What could be a consequence of not using indicators when required?
• Why is nighttime driving riskier?
• What is a common cause of accidents at intersections?
• What is the best thing a new solo driver can do before getting their licence to reduce the risk of crashing?
• You are tired after a day's work and need to drive a long distance. What should you do?
• What should a learner do if they feel tired while driving?
• How should you handle driving when there are road works?
• What defines a distracted driver?
• What does a pedestrian control signal show?