Ntsa Driving Test 37

• 1. A “slipping clutch” is:
  A) Desirable
  B) Undesirable, reduces control
  C) Fuel-saving
  D) Recommended
• 2. To prevent spring breakage:
  A) Drive fast over rough surfaces
  B) Drive at suitable speed and release brakes before rough surfaces
  C) Ignore suspension
  D) Jump obstacles
• 3. Passing at intersections should only occur if:
  A) Honking first
  B) Other vehicles are slow
  C) Traffic light green
  D) You can see at least 200 meters ahead
• 4. After an accident, injured persons should:
  A) Walk
  B) Kept lying down
  C) Moved immediately
  D) Photographed first
• 5. Vehicle inspection should be done:
  A) Only when driver feels like it
  B) Before and after each trip
  C) Once a month
  D) Only in rain
• 6. Turn signal should begin flashing:
  A) 20 feet
  B) 60 feet before turning
  C) After turning
  D) At stop line
• 7. Drivers must ensure brakes, tires, lights, mirrors are in order:
  A) Only when necessary
  B) Always before driving
  C) Emergencies only
  D) City driving only
• 8. Low beam headlights are used during:
  A) Clear weather
  B) Fog, snowstorm, heavy rain, or similar conditions
  C) Daytime
  D) No traffic
• 9. Emergency signals on a breakdown near roadway must be placed at:
  A) One rear location
  B) Two rear locations
  C) Random
  D) Only front
• 10. Cyclists’ hand signal for stopping is:
  A) Left hand out
  B) Left hand up
  C) Left hand down
  D) Right hand out

11. When driving in the city, one major challenge is:
A) Wide roads only
B) High traffic density with vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists
C) No intersections
D) Smooth traffic flow

12. Reduced visibility in city driving is caused by:
A) Only pedestrians
B) Bad weather, darkness, or poorly lit streets
C) Parking vehicles
D) Empty roads

13. City driving affects vehicle wear because:
A) Roads are too smooth
B) Frequent stops and starts stress tires, brakes, and clutch
C) Speeds are too high
D) Traffic lights help

14. Vehicle tire pressure in city driving should be checked:
A) Once a year
B) Weekly
C) Only when flat
D) Every six months

15. Brakes, clutch, and lights should be in:
A) Normal condition only
B) Optimal condition
C) Average condition
D) Any condition

16. Scanning the road ahead allows:
A) Faster driving
B) Extra time to adjust speed or change lanes safely
C) Ignoring traffic
D) Less attention

17. When changing lanes in the city, the first step is:
A) Accelerate
B) Check mirrors for traffic behind
C) Honk
D) Turn sharply

18. A shoulder check is done to:
A) Relax arms
B) Ensure no vehicles or obstacles are in the blind spot
C) Show off
D) Look at traffic light

19. When stopped behind another vehicle, you should:
A) Be close to the bumper
B) Stop far enough to allow safe space for stalled vehicles
C) Honk continuously
D) Move into lane

20. While stopped, checking mirrors ensures:
A) Only yourself is safe
B) Monitoring traffic behind
C) Music volume
D) Phone safety

21. City driving stress can:
A) Make driving faster
B) Affect judgment and reaction time
C) Improve fuel efficiency
D) Reduce brakes wear

22. At intersections, scanning both the road ahead and cross traffic is important because:
A) Traffic lights are unreliable
B) More than half of urban collisions occur at intersections
C) Pedestrians are always careful
D) Roads are empty

23. One-way streets require drivers to:
A) Ignore signs
B) Follow traffic direction carefully
C) Consult maps while driving
D) Drive opposite

24. To avoid distraction, devices should be:
A) Used while driving
B) Checked while moving
C) Pulled off the road safely before consulting
D) Ignored

25. The key takeaway from city driving is:
A) Drive fast
B) Patience, awareness, and proper planning reduce risk
C) Honk often
D) Ignore other road users

26. A “hit and run” is:
A) Legal
B) Failing to stop at an accident scene, with severe legal consequences
C) Ignoring minor damages
D) Reporting later

27. After an accident, vehicles should be moved:
A) Randomly
B) Out of traffic if possible and park safely
C) Only if on highway
D) Not at all

28. Warning devices such as reflective triangles should be placed:
A) Near pedestrians
B) 50–100 meters behind or around the vehicle
C) On roof only
D) On sidewalks

29. Flares should not be used if:
A) Nighttime
B) Risk of spilled petrol or diesel exists
C) Traffic is low
D) Vehicle is small

30. Checking for injuries at an accident scene should include:
A) Moving everyone immediately
B) Ignoring minor cuts
C) Providing first aid if trained and moving only if safety is in immediate danger
D) Taking photos first