S.No |
QUESTIONS |
ANSWERS |
1. |
Driving is a repetition of three things. Which are they in correct order? |
See, think and do |
2. |
What should be done continuously while driving a vehicle? |
Assessing road conditions ahead |
3. |
You start to feel tired while driving. What should you do? |
Stop at a safe place to rest |
4. |
While driving a car, a properly adjusted head restraint will |
Help you to avoid neck injury |
5. |
You should only use a mobile phone when |
The vehicle is stationary & parked suitably. |
6. |
While driving, avoid |
Reacting to wrong behaviour of other drivers. |
7. |
To help concentration on long journeys you should stop frequently and |
Have a rest |
8. |
What is meant by ‘defensive driving’? |
Being alert and thinking ahead |
9. |
To drive on the road, learners must |
Have a valid learners licence |
10. |
Which type of eye glasses should not be worn when driving at night? |
Tinted |
11. |
Objects hanging from your interior mirror may |
Restrict your view & distract your attention |
12. |
What is the best way to prevent fatigue when driving? |
Stop for rest |
13. |
Your overall stopping distance will be much longer when driving |
In rain |
14. |
When driving at sunset or dawn on a dark day what should you do? |
Turn on your lights on low beam. |
15. |
At road junctions, who are most vulnerable ? |
Motorcyclists, Cyclists, Pedestrians |
16. |
In what situation are other drivers allowed to flash their headlights at you? |
To warn you of their presence |
17. |
What is the best way to avoid hitting other vehicles, people or animals when moving off from the kerb? |
Check your mirrors and look over your shoulder before moving off. |
18. |
Who has the right of way ar uncontrolled pedestrian crossing? |
Pedestrians have right of way at uncontrolled pedestrian crossing |
19. |
When driving in wet weather you should |
Watch out for pedestrians who may hurry and take risks. |
20. |
You must obey signs giving orders. These signs are mostly in |
Red / Blue circles |
21. |
A red traffic light means |
You must stop behind white stop line |
22. |
As a learning licence-holder you should not drive a vehicle |
On the motorway without a permanent licence holder. |
23. |
Example of an occasion when you must stop your vehicle |
When involved in an accident |
24. |
Why should you make sure that you have cancelled your indicators after turning? |
To avoid misleading other road users |
25. |
How much distance should you keep from a vehicle travelling in front of you? |
A distance sufficient to avoid collision if the vehicle in front of you suddenly slows down or stops |
26. |
You must not use your horn when you are stationary |
Unless a moving vehicle may cause you danger |
27. |
When other drivers flash their headlights at you it means |
That they are warning you of their presence |
28. |
While driving, a warning light on your vehicle's instrument panel comes on. You should |
Check out the problem quickly and safely |
29. |
Example of some parts that must be in good working order for your car to be roadworthy |
Speedometer, horn, windscreen wiper |
30. |
Rear view mirror is? |
For viewing the traffic approaching from behind |
31. |
Hand brake is to be used to |
Park the vehicle |
32. |
The most effective device for protecting passengers during accident is |
Seat belts |
33. |
You borrow a friend's car and find that the position of the driver's seat puts you sitting a long way from the steering wheel and controls. What should you do? |
Adjust the seat forward to fit you |
34. |
Mirrors are often slightly curved (convex), so that |
They give a wider field of vision |
35. |
What should be the colour scheme for number plates for private vehicles? |
White base and black numerals |
36. |
You have a valid learner's licence to drive a car, you are allowed to |
Drive at any time, and any place provided there is a permanent licence holder with you who can control the vehicle in case of emergency |
37. |
If you have a valid driving licence for a light motor vehicle, what are you allowed to drive? |
Motor car only |
38. |
If you meet with an accident while driving a vehicle, without a valid driving licence, the insurance company will |
Not compensate for damages |
39. |
While driving on the road without a valid driving licence, when can you face a penal action? |
When checking officer check your vehicle |
40. |
Learners licence is valid |
For six months |
41. |
PUCC stands for |
Pollution under control certificate |
42. |
Minimum age to obtain a car driving licence is? |
18 Years |
43. |
Your car is involved in an accident hurting people, you should |
Report to the nearest police station and take the persons to the hospital |
44. |
Is it an offence to obstruct clear vision of your number plates? |
Yes, at any time |
45. |
Are you allowed to use a handheld mobile phone while driving a car? |
No |
46. |
Which of the following is a basic step to take after an accident? |
Protect the area. |
47. |
What phone number will you dial in case of a medical emergency to get assistance by the ambulance? |
108 |
48. |
You arrive at the scene of an accident. What is the first thing you should do? |
Warn other traffic |
49. |
Accidents occur |
Because of difficult road & climatic conditions |
50. |
The age group of drivers mostly involved in a road accident? |
17 to 25 Years old |
51. |
An older person's driving ability could be affected because they may be unable to |
React very quickly |
52. |
You should not use a mobile phone while driving |
Because it might distract your attention from the road ahead. |
53. |
You are taking drugs that are likely to affect your driving. What should you do? |
Seek medical advice before driving |
54. |
You have been involved in an argument before starting your journey. This has made you feel angry. You should |
Calm down before you start to drive. |
55. |
A driver's behaviour has upset you. It may help if you |
Stop and take a break |
56. |
A motor driving licence issued in any state of India |
Is valid through out the India |
57. |
What should you use your horn for? |
To alert others of your presence |
58. |
Before driving a new vehicle the driver should |
Be familiar with the position of controls |
59. |
The first thing that alcohol affects is |
Judgement |
60. |
You have to drive in the evening. you are invited to a lunch . What is your best course of action? |
Dont drink any alcohol at all |
61. |
What advice should you give to a driver who has had a few alcoholic drinks at a party? |
Go home by public transport |
62. |
What else can seriously affect your concentration, other than alcoholic drinks? |
Drugs |
63. |
Do you have any responsibility when opening a vehicle door on a roadway? |
Yes, you must not open a door if you are likely to cause danger to road users or impede traffic. |
64. |
Generally, if you hear the siren of an emergency vehicle you should |
Pull over to the left untill the emergency vehicle passes. |
65. |
You arrive at the scene of a motorcycle accident. No other vehicle is involved. The rider is unconscious, lying in the middle of the road. The first thing you should do is to |
Warn other traffic |
66. |
Example of attitudes that are most likely to make you a safe driver? |
When i drive, i am responsible for my safety as well as the safety of other road users. |
67. |
Your vehicle has broken down on a highway, what is the first thing you should do? |
Warn other traffic |
68. |
Which of the following should not be kept in your vehicle? |
Inflammable material |
69. |
Who has the right of way at all pedestrian crossings |
The pedestrians have the right of way at all pedestrian crossings |
70. |
What is the maximum speed limit when towing another mechanically disabled vehicle |
24 KMPH |
71. |
Example of a vehicle that should not be driven |
You should not drive a vehicle creating undue noise |
72. |
When you approach a road where workers are undertaking repairs, your speed shall not be more than |
25 KMPH |
73. |
What shall be your maximum speed when you are passing a procession or meetings on the road |
25 KMPH |
74. |
Can a driver of goods vehicle carry passengers? |
Cannot carry passengers |
75. |
Document that need not be carried while driving the vehicle |
Invoice |
76. |
Official authorised to ask you for production of documents while you are driving on the road |
Any officer authorised by government |
77. |
What is the maximum speed with which you are allowed to drive a two wheeler on the road |
50 Kmph |
78. |
Stopping with the help of gears can be achieved by |
Lowering gears one by one |
79. |
Cause for loss of concentration while driving |
Arguing with a passenger |
80. |
On a long motorway journey boredom can cause you to feel sleepy. you should |
Leave the motorway and find a safe place to stop and ensure a supply of fresh air into your vehicle |
81. |
Example of a part that the law requires you to keep in good condition |
Headlights |
82. |
You are carrying two 13 year old children and their parents in your car. Who is responsible for seeing that the children wear seat belts? |
You, the driver |
83. |
Noise pollution may result in |
Disturbing the concentration of driver |
84. |
A driver does something that upsets you. you should |
Try to react |
85. |
How should you react to drivers who appear to be inexperienced? |
Be patient and prepared for their slow reaction |
86. |
You should only flash your headlights at other road users |
To let them know that you are there |
87. |
Pressing the clutch pedal down or rolling in neutral for too long while driving will |
Reduce your control |
88. |
How can you use the gears of your vehicle to control your speed? |
By changing to a lower gear |
89. |
You are driving down a steep hill. Why could keeping the clutch down or selecting neutral for too long be dangerous? |
Your vehicle will pick up speed |
90. |
You are travelling in very heavy rain. Your overall stopping distance is likely to |
Increase |
91. |
What is the legal minimum insurance cover you must have to drive on public roads? |
Third party only |
92. |
You have just bought a second hand vehicle. When should you tell the licensing authority of change of ownership? |
Within 14 days |
93. |
You are the first to arrive at the scene of an accident. What should you do? |
Move uninjured people away from the vehicle(s) |
94. |
An accident has just happened. An injured person is lying on the busy road. What is the first thing you should do? |
Warn other traffic |
95. |
You have stopped at the scene of an accident to give help. What can you do? |
Keep injured people calm by talking to them reassuringly |
96. |
Your indicators may be difficult to see in bright sunlight. What should you do? |
Give an arm signal as well as use your indicators |
97. |
What are the documents you need to carry with you in your vehicle always while driving? |
Driving licence, certificate of insurance, registration certificate and pollution under control certificate |
98. |
What is the validity period of a learner's licence? |
180 days |
99. |
What is the grace period for the renewal of a permanent driving licence? |
30 days |
100. |
Under what circumstances can your vehicle be impounded? |
When driving a vehicle without registration |
101. |
How does alcohol affect your driving? |
It reduces your concentration |
102. |
What does the law require with regard to the negotiating of uncontrolled pedestrian crossing? |
Stop and give precedence to pedestrians who are already on the pedestrian crossing |
103. |
What should you do when you are dazzled by headlights of other vehicles at night? |
Look to the left side of the road and slow down. Keep headlights on low beam |
104. |
A cover note is a document issued before you receive your |
Insurance certificate |
105. |
When you smell or see fire in your vehicle, what should you do? |
Pull to the side of the road immediately, turn off the engine and all electrical switches and try to smoother burning wires with sand or heavy cloth. |
106. |
You should not drive with your foot on the clutch for longer than necessary because it |
Reduces control over the vehicle and will result in premature clutch failure |
107. |
Function of choke is to |
Enrich fuel in the air-fuel mixture |
108. |
You have third party insurance. What does this cover? |
Damage to someone's property. |
109. |
What is the main reason that your stopping distance increases after heavy rain? |
Your tyres have less grip on the road. |
110. |
When your vehicle is loaded you must make sure that the load will |
Remain secure |
111. |
You see a pedestrian carrying a white stick. this shows that the person is |
Blind |
112. |
While driving, you approach road works. You see a temporary maximum speed limit sign. you must |
Comply with the sign at all times |
113. |
The driver of a four wheeler must ensure that any load that is carried on a roof rack must be |
Securely fastened when driving |
114. |
Why passing a lorry is more risky than passing a car? |
Lorries are longer than cars. |
115. |
Before starting the vehicle the driver should check- |
Tyre condition, pressure & wheel nut for proper tightening. |
116. |
Which is illegal while driving a four wheeler vehicle? |
Improper working of all lights & indicators. |
117. |
While driving you should always keep in mind |
Type of vehicle & traffic condition. |
118. |
When you are being overtaken or passed by another vehicle. do not |
Increase your speed. |
119. |
Who is responsible for ensuring that the vehicle is not overloaded? |
The driver of the vehicle. |
120. |
On a foggy day you have to unavoidably park your vehicle on the road. What should you do? |
Leave side lights on |
121. |
You should use a mobile telephone only when you |
Have stopped at a safe place |
122. |
Turbulence is created by large vehicles travelling at speed. this is most likely to be a danger to |
Cyclists, Pedestrians, Motorcyclists |
123. |
You are driving in heavy rain. Your steering suddenly becomes very light. you should |
Ease off the accelerator |
124. |
You are following a large lorry on a wet road. Spray makes it difficult to see. you should |
Drop back until you can see better |
125. |
You are driving in fog. Why should you keep well back from the vehicle in front? |
In case it stops suddenly |
126. |
You arrive at an accident where someone is suffering from severe burns. What can you do? |
Provide first aid |
127. |
Air pollution effects |
Human beings, Plants, Animals |
128. |
What will happen if the wheels are not properly balanced? |
Steering wobbling. |
129. |
What is meant by clutch riding? |
Keeping your foot on the clutch while driving |
130. |
There is vibration on your steering wheel as you drive. What is the probable cause? |
Unbalanced wheels. |
131. |
When may a driver lend his driving licence to another person? |
At no time. |
132. |
If your vehicle hits a pedestrian you should |
Help the injured person, identify yourself and then report to the police. |
133. |
Stickers, posters and other nonofficial items may not be placed on the windshield of an automobile because:- |
They obstruct the driver's vision. |
134. |
A person having driving licence suspended or cancelled may |
Not drive under any conditions. |
135. |
If a person's driving licence validity period is over, he can apply for renewal of motor driving licence within what period without penalty |
Thirty days |
136. |
Any person may hold |
Only one licence. |
137. |
Lending of a motor vehicle to a person for driving, who is not holding a valid licence is:- |
A serious offence. |
138. |
Driving a vehicle having pollution values above the limit specified by the law: - |
Is an offence |
139. |
Fitment of a multitoned horn to a motor vehicle: - |
Is an offence under the law as it causes noise Pollution. |
140. |
The aim of first aid is |
To prevent worsening of victim's condition |
141. |
Alcohol may result in |
Irritability, Loose temper, Anger |
142. |
Alcohol affects |
Decision making, Self control, Thinking |
143. |
Alcohol may result in |
Hostile behaviour, Indecision , Violent behaviour |
144. |
Alcohol may affect adversely by |
Reducing alertness, Affecting vision, Loss of decision making |
145. |
Increasing your speed has what effect on stopping distance? |
The more the speed the more the stopping distance |
146. |
While starting the vehicle which of the following things should be done |
Clutch pedal should be depressed. |
147. |
The right of way should be given to |
Emergency vehicles |
148. |
Fog lamps are used |
When there is mist |
149. |
Zebra crossing is meant for |
Pedestrians |
150. |
Boarding and alighting while the vehicle is in motion |
Is prohibited for all types of vehicles |
151. |
More than two persons on a two wheeler is |
Violation of law |
152. |
Using unregistered vehicle in public places is |
Illegal |
153. |
Driving at high speed |
Does not give you sufficient time to react to hazards |
154. |
A basic rule when on highways is |
Keep the left lane unless overtaking |
155. |
Causes of the automobile pollution is / are |
Over loading of vehicles |
156. |
What affects your stopping distance |
How fast you are going |
157. |
To reduce the volume of traffic on the roads you could |
Walk or cycle on short journeys |
158. |
To prevent polluting the environment, you can help by |
Making sure your tyres are correctly inflated |
159. |
A properly serviced vehicle will give |
Better fuel economy and cleaner exhaust emissions |
Last Modified : 6/30/2021