The National Driving Test Part 01

What part of the car causes the most accidents?

• Engine

• Tires

• Driver

• Brakes

You're driving on a two-lane road and an oncoming car pulls out to pass dangerously close to a head-on collision. What should you do?

• Turn quickly into the left lane

• Slow down and move to the right

• Stay in your lane and maintain your speed

• Stop immediately in your lane

You're driving a car approaching a blind intersection with no stop signs or signals. Suddenly, a car appears from the right. How could you have avoided a collision?

• Turn sharply to the left

• Sound your horn as you approach the intersection

• Brake and then keep your foot over the brake pedal as you approach the intersection

• There was nothing you could have done about it

You're driving down a two-lane road and the car in front of you stops suddenly. You slam into its rear end. How could you have avoided this collision?

• Look further down the road

• Leave more distance between your car and the car in front of you

• Step on your brake harder

• Watch the brake lights of the car ahead

It's night and the oncoming car is blinding you with its high beams. What should you do?

• Turn on your high beams to counteract the glare

• Flash your lights to warn the other driver

• Dim your lights and look to the right side of the road

• Keep your lights on and stare straight ahead

You're driving on a multi-lane highway and the car that is overtaking you appears to get out of control, weaving from side to side. What should you do?

• Stay in your lane and maintain your speed

• Get into another lane or pull off the road and stop

• Speed up to get away from the other car

• Honk your horn to alert the other driver

You're driving on a two-lane road and the lane on your left is marked on each side by a solid and broken yellow line. What is this lane for?

• Passing other cars

• Making left turns

• Driving around to avoid congestion

• Momentary stopping

You're on a street approaching a school bus with its red lights flashing. What should you do?

• Come to a complete stop, then continue carefully

• Come to a stop and wait to move until the lights are no longer flashing and the bus is moving

• Slow down and pass the bus carefully

• Come to a complete stop only if you see kids around

When driving in fog, you should always use your high beams. Is this statement true or false?

• True

• False

• Depends on the visibility

• Depends on the time of day

What should you do as a driver to minimize sun glare?

• Clean your windshield inside and out

• Adjust the sun visor

• Wear sunglasses

• All of the above