SA Road Rule and driving Quiz
Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2016 4:41 pm1) When a road has double solid white lines in the centre, are you allowed to cross them to overtake a cyclist if the way forward is clear?
a) Yes, providing the driver has a clear view and the manoeuvre can be completed safely.
b) No.
c) Yes, only if it is one-way traffic and it can be completed safely.
2) When following another vehicle in a line of traffic travelling at 60km/h, what distance is considered to be the minimum safe following distance for dry road conditions?
a) 8 to 9 car lengths (about 40m).
b) 3 to 4 car lengths (about 20m).
c) 1 car length (about 5m).
3) How far from an oncoming car would you need to be to safely overtake a 23m B-double heavy truck that’s travelling at 100km/h in a 110km/h speed zone, without exceeding the speed limit?
a) At least 1km.
b) At least 3km.
c) At least 2km.
4) Is a Qualified Supervising Driver who is instructing a learner driver allowed to have alcohol in their blood?
a) Yes, provided they have an alcohol concentration of less than 0.05 grams per 100 millilitres of blood.
b) Yes, only the learner driver is responsible.
c) No, not at any time.
5) When do you have to give way to pedestrians at a children’s crossing (‘Emu’ crossing)?
a) At any time of the day or night when children are present.
b) When the ‘CHILDREN CROSSING’ flags or banners are displayed.
c) Only between 8.30am and 9.30am and 3.00pm and 4.00pm during school term.
6) Which ONE of the following statements is TRUE?
a) The speed limit in School Zones applies only on school days.
b) The speed limit in School Zones only applies when children in the School Zone are dressed in uniform.
c) You’re allowed to travel faster than the School Zone limit if there is no child in the School Zone.
7) what does this sign mean?
a) Vehicles must not stop at the
kerb for any reason.
b) A vehicle may not stop, except when actually picking up or dropping off people.
c) Pedestrians must not stand on the roadway.
What’s the minimum distance that you’re allowed to park your vehicle from a marked continuous centre line, or dividing strip?
a) 5m.
b) 3m.
c) 4m.
a) Yes, providing the driver has a clear view and the manoeuvre can be completed safely.
b) No.
c) Yes, only if it is one-way traffic and it can be completed safely.
2) When following another vehicle in a line of traffic travelling at 60km/h, what distance is considered to be the minimum safe following distance for dry road conditions?
a) 8 to 9 car lengths (about 40m).
b) 3 to 4 car lengths (about 20m).
c) 1 car length (about 5m).
3) How far from an oncoming car would you need to be to safely overtake a 23m B-double heavy truck that’s travelling at 100km/h in a 110km/h speed zone, without exceeding the speed limit?
a) At least 1km.
b) At least 3km.
c) At least 2km.
4) Is a Qualified Supervising Driver who is instructing a learner driver allowed to have alcohol in their blood?
a) Yes, provided they have an alcohol concentration of less than 0.05 grams per 100 millilitres of blood.
b) Yes, only the learner driver is responsible.
c) No, not at any time.
5) When do you have to give way to pedestrians at a children’s crossing (‘Emu’ crossing)?
a) At any time of the day or night when children are present.
b) When the ‘CHILDREN CROSSING’ flags or banners are displayed.
c) Only between 8.30am and 9.30am and 3.00pm and 4.00pm during school term.
6) Which ONE of the following statements is TRUE?
a) The speed limit in School Zones applies only on school days.
b) The speed limit in School Zones only applies when children in the School Zone are dressed in uniform.
c) You’re allowed to travel faster than the School Zone limit if there is no child in the School Zone.
7) what does this sign mean?
a) Vehicles must not stop at the
kerb for any reason.
b) A vehicle may not stop, except when actually picking up or dropping off people.
c) Pedestrians must not stand on the roadway.
What’s the minimum distance that you’re allowed to park your vehicle from a marked continuous centre line, or dividing strip?a) 5m.
b) 3m.
c) 4m.