Ntsa Driving Test 175

Ntsa Driving Test

Ntsa Driving Test 175

  • 1. What are the main types of brakes?
    A) Drum, disc, air
    B) Disc, drum, handbrakes
    C) Engine, hydraulic, air
    D) Handbrake only
  • 2. Which brakes are most effective due to weight transfer during braking?
    A) Rear brakes
    B) Handbrake
    C) Front brakes
    D) Engine brake
  • 3. Handbrake mainly controls:
    A) Front brakes
    B) Rear brakes
    C) ABS
    D) Hydraulic brakes
  • 4. Freewheeling occurs when:
    A) Engine is on full throttle
    B) Car moves without engine power (clutch depressed)
    C) Brakes are fully applied
    D) Handbrake is engaged
  • 5. Risks of freewheeling include:
    A) Faster acceleration
    B) Reduced control, increased brake wear, no significant fuel savings
    C) Improved fuel economy
    D) Better steering
  • 6. Progressive braking is:
    A) Risky on wet roads
    B) Same as freewheeling
    C) Safer and more effective than freewheeling
    D) Illegal
  • 7. Conditions of carriage define:
    A) Only fares
    B) Passenger rights and driver/operator responsibilities
    C) Vehicle weight
    D) Fuel limits
  • 8. Liability information in PSVs must:
    A) Be hidden
    B) Include only fare details
    C) Clearly state driver/operator liability in accidents or loss
    D) Not be displayed
  • 9. PSV fare/ticket information should include:
    A) Driver’s home address
    B) Prices including exceptions/special charges
    C) Only normal fare
    D) Insurance policy
  • 10. Restricte=d items in PSVs must be:
    A) Allowed on request
    B) Ignored
    C) Clearly outlined
    D) Decided by passenger
  • 11. B1 licence covers:
    A) Manual transmission vehicles
    B) Saloon vehicles with automatic transmission only
    C) Trucks
    D) Motorcycles
  • 12. B1 licence holders cannot:
    A) Drive automatics
    B) Drive manual cars
    C) Use ride-hailing apps
    D) Transport family
  • 13. Maximum GVW for B1 vehicles:
    A) 2,500 kg
    B) 3,500 kg
    C) 4,500 kg
    D) 5,000 kg
  • 14. B1 trailer allowance:
    A) 500 kg
    B) 750 kg light trailer
    C) 1,000 kg
    D) None
  • 15. Maximum passengers for B1 vehicle:
    A) 5
    B) 6
    C) 7 depending on seat configuration
    D) 8
  • 16. B1 practical driving test must be done in:
    A) Manual car
    B) Automatic car
    C) Truck
    D) Bus
  • 17. Gear selector in automatic cars includes:
    A) P, Q, R, D
    B) P, R, N, D, S/L
    C) M, N, O, D
    D) None
  • 18. Dashboard systems may include:
    A) Tachometer only
    B) ABS, traction control, parking sensors, stability control
    C) GPS only
    D) None
  • 19. Safe following distance in good weather:
    A) 1 second
    B) 2 seconds
    C) 3 seconds
    D) 6 seconds
  • 20. Safe following distance in rain:
    A) 3 seconds
    B) 4 seconds
    C) 5 seconds
    D) 6 seconds
  • 21. B2 licence allows driving:
    A) Automatic only
    B) Both manual and automatic vehicles
    C) PSVs
    D) Tractors
  • 22. Most common driving category in Kenya:
    A) B1
    B) B2
    C) D1
    D) CE
  • 23. Typical B2 vehicle examples:
    A) Buses only
    B) Sedans, hatchbacks, station wagons, small SUVs, light vans
    C) Articulated trucks
    D) Motorcycles
  • 24. Minimum age for B2 licence:
    A) 16
    B) 17
    C) 18
    D) 21
  • 25. B2 licence cannot drive:
    A) Manual cars
    B) Automatic cars
    C) Motorcycles, trucks, PSVs
    D) Family vehicles
  • 26. Category F is for:
    A) Buses
    B) Trucks
    C) Persons with disabilities using modified vehicles
    D) Tractors
  • 27. Typical Class F modifications include:
    A) Automatic gearbox upgrade
    B) Hand-operated accelerator/brake, modified clutch, steering column
    C) Trailer attachment
    D) Heavy load support
  • 28. Minimum age for Class F licence:
    A) 16
    B) 17
    C) 18
    D) 21
  • 29. B3 licence allows driving:
    A) Only saloons
    B) Manual and automatic light commercial vehicles
    C) Tractors
    D) Large buses
  • 30. B3 licence vehicle examples:
    A) Motorcycles
    B) Buses
    C) Taxis, Uber/Bolt cars, small delivery vans
    D) Farm tractors

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