Ntsa Driving Test 196

Ntsa Driving Test

Ntsa Driving Test 196

  • 1. Learner permit allows?
    A) Driving alone
    B) Driving any vehicle
    C) Driving under supervision
    D) Night driving alone
  • 2. Coolant check prevents?
    A) Tyre wear
    B) Brake failure
    C) Engine overheating
    D) Horn damage
  • 3. Headlights use?
    A) Only at night
    B) Night and poor visibility
    C) Only tunnels
    D) Only highways
  • 4. Maximum passengers in D1 vehicle?
    A) 12
    B) 14
    C) 14–18
    D) 20
  • 5. Maximum passengers in D2 vehicle?
    A) 14–18
    B) 32–50
    C) 51
    D) 60
  • 6. Maximum passengers in D3 vehicle?
    A) 18–32
    B) 30–40
    C) 32–50
    D) 51–60
  • 7. Maximum passengers in D4 vehicle?
    A) 32–50
    B) 40–50
    C) Over 50
    D) None
  • 8. Minimum age for D1 licence?
    A) 22
    B) 23
    C) 24
    D) 25
  • 9. Minimum age for D2 licence?
    A) 20
    B) 21
    C) 21
    D) 23
  • 10. Minimum age for D3 licence?
    A) 21
    B) 22
    C) 24
    D) 25
  • 11. Minimum age for D4 licence?
    A) 24
    B) 25
    C) 25
    D) 27
  • 12. Learner permit restriction?
    A) Night driving alone
    B) Driving any vehicle alone
    C) Must be supervised by licensed driver
    D) Driving only in rural areas
  • 13. Pre-trip inspection covers?
    A) Fuel only
    B) Tyres only
    C) Brakes, lights, mirrors, tyres, emergency tools
    D) Horn only
  • 14. Purpose of hazard lights?
    A) Decoration
    B) Engine check
    C) Warn others in emergency
    D) Fuel saving
  • 15. First aid kit inspection frequency?
    A) Weekly
    B) Monthly
    C) Before every trip
    D) Annually
  • 16. Engine oil check prevents?
    A) Tyre alignment
    B) Brake efficiency
    C) Engine wear and damage
    D) Fuel wastage
  • 17. Correct indicator usage before turn?
    A) After turn
    B) Optional
    C) At least 30 m before turn
    D) Only in urban areas
  • 18. CE licence requires?
    A) Only theory test
    B) Only practical
    C) Both theory and practical with heavy rigid experience
    D) None
  • 19. Seatbelt worn correctly prevents?
    A) Tyre wear
    B) Engine damage
    C) Injury in crash
    D) Fuel wastage
  • 20. Mirrors importance?
    A) Decoration
    B) Observe traffic and improve safety
    C) Fuel efficiency
    D) Engine check
  • 21. Every driver should carry safety equipment for emergencies.
    A) True
    B) False
  • 22. A reflector triangle is applicable to:
    A) Motorcycles
    B) All vehicles except motorcycles
    C) Only cars
    D) Buses only
  • 23. Why do we use a reflector triangle?
    A) To decorate the road
    B) To warn other road users of a stationary vehicle ahead
    C) To measure speed
    D) To guide pedestrians
  • 24. When should you use a reflector triangle?
    A) On a sunny day for decoration
    B) When you park in your garage
    C) When your vehicle breaks down
    D) During a long trip without stops
  • 25. Another time to use a reflector triangle is:
    A) During lunch
    B) When you have a puncture tyre
    C) On a racetrack
    D) When refueling
  • 26. Reflector triangles should be used when:
    A) Driving normally
    B) You are involved in a minor accident
    C) Sitting in traffic
    D) Refueling
  • 27. Reflector triangles are also used when:
    A) Stopped at a traffic light
    B) Your vehicle is blocking part of the road
    C) In a parking lot
    D) On a motorway service station
  • 28. First step in placing a reflector triangle:
    A) Place the triangle randomly
    B) Switch on your hazard lights
    C) Walk away
    D) Call for help
  • 29. When placing a triangle, you should:
    A) Stand in the middle of the road
    B) Walk in front of your car
    C) Get out safely and walk behind your vehicle
    D) Drive slowly
  • 30. On highways, place the reflector triangle:
    A) 10 meters behind
    B) 20 meters behind
    C) 45–60 meters behind your vehicle
    D) 5 meters behind

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