Ntsa Driving Test 286

Ntsa Driving Test

Ntsa Driving Test 286

  • 1. What should you do when a pedestrian is crossing at a zebra crossing?
    A. Honk and pass
    B. Stop and allow them to cross safely
    C. Accelerate
    D. Drive normally
  • 2. What is the purpose of hazard warning triangles?
    A. Decoration
    B. Warn other drivers of a broken-down vehicle
    C. Replace brake lights
    D. Improve aerodynamics
  • 3. What should you do when descending a steep hill with a heavy load?
    A. Drive in neutral
    B. Use a lower gear and brake gently to control speed
    C. Turn off engine
    D. Accelerate
  • 4. What does a sign showing a pedestrian and bicycle together indicate?
    A. No pedestrians allowed
    B. Shared path for cyclists and pedestrians
    C. Bicycle only path
    D. Pedestrian only path
  • 5. What should you do when driving near a bus pulling out?
    A. Honk continuously
    B. Slow down and allow it to merge safely
    C. Accelerate quickly
    D. Drive closely behind
  • 6. What is the main danger of speeding on wet roads?
    A. Better traction
    B. Increased risk of hydroplaning and accidents
    C. Faster acceleration
    D. Improved braking
  • 7. What should you do if your engine overheats?
    A. Continue driving
    B. Stop safely and allow engine to cool
    C. Pour water on engine immediately
    D. Accelerate
  • 8. What does a triangular sign showing a left-hand bend indicate?
    A. Straight road
    B. Left-hand bend ahead
    C. Dead end
    D. U-turn only
  • 9. What should you do at a railway crossing without barriers?
    A. Accelerate quickly
    B. Slow down, look both ways, and cross safely
    C. Honk continuously
    D. Stop on the tracks
  • 10. What is the main purpose of seat belts?
    A. Avoid fines
    B. Reduce injury in case of a crash
    C. Improve comfort only
    D. Decoration
  • 11. What should you do when driving near children playing on the roadside?
    A. Maintain normal speed
    B. Slow down and be ready to stop
    C. Honk continuously
    D. Accelerate
  • 12. What does a red circular sign with a horn crossed out indicate?
    A. Horn allowed
    B. No honking
    C. Horn only at night
    D. Horn required
  • 13. What should you do when approaching a narrow bridge on a one-lane road?
    A. Accelerate
    B. Slow down and give way if necessary
    C. Drive in the middle
    D. Honk continuously
  • 14. What is the main danger of defective steering?
    A. Better cornering
    B. Loss of control and increased accident risk
    C. Increased fuel efficiency
    D. Faster acceleration
  • 15. What should you do if your brakes fail while driving downhill?
    A. Panic
    B. Use handbrake gradually and shift to a lower gear
    C. Accelerate
    D. Turn off engine
  • 16. What does a triangular sign showing falling rocks indicate?
    A. Slippery road
    B. Danger of falling rocks ahead
    C. Roadworks
    D. Bridge ahead
  • 17. What should you do when a vehicle behind is tailgating?
    A. Speed up
    B. Maintain steady speed and allow safe passing
    C. Brake suddenly
    D. Honk continuously
  • 18. What does a red circular sign with two cars, one black and one red, indicate?
    A. Overtaking allowed
    B. No overtaking
    C. Two-way traffic
    D. Parking prohibited
  • 19. What should you do when approaching a roundabout with pedestrians crossing?
    A. Enter immediately
    B. Slow down and give way to pedestrians before entering
    C. Stop in the middle
    D. Honk continuously
  • 20. What is the main danger of underinflated tires?
    A. Better grip
    B. Reduced control and risk of blowouts
    C. Faster acceleration
    D. Improved braking
  • 21. What should you do when driving near animals crossing the road?
    A. Honk to scare them
    B. Slow down and be prepared to stop
    C. Accelerate
    D. Flash lights only
  • 22. What does a triangular sign showing a crossroads indicate?
    A. Dead end
    B. Crossroads ahead; be cautious
    C. One-way street
    D. Pedestrian only
  • 23. What should you do when approaching a pedestrian crossing at night?
    A. Drive normally
    B. Reduce speed and be ready to stop
    C. Honk continuously
    D. Accelerate
  • 24. What is the purpose of wearing reflective clothing as a pedestrian?
    A. Fashion
    B. Increase visibility to drivers
    C. Reduce body heat
    D. Identify pedestrians for taxes
  • 25. What should you do when approaching a level crossing with barriers?
    A. Cross quickly
    B. Stop and wait until safe
    C. Honk continuously
    D. Drive around barriers
  • 26. What does a red circular sign with a car inside indicate?
    A. Car lane
    B. No motor vehicles allowed
    C. Parking area
    D. Speed limit
  • 27. What should you do when your vehicle hydroplanes on a wet road?
    A. Brake hard
    B. Ease off accelerator and steer gently
    C. Accelerate
    D. Turn sharply
  • 28. What is the main danger of faulty brakes?
    A. Faster acceleration
    B. Reduced ability to stop, risk of accident
    C. Improved fuel efficiency
    D. Better cornering
  • 29. What should you do when approaching a sharp bend with limited visibility?
    A. Accelerate
    B. Slow down and keep to your lane
    C. Honk and proceed
    D. Turn into opposite lane
  • 30. What does a triangular sign showing children and a school symbol indicate?
    A. Playground only
    B. School zone ahead; reduce speed
    C. Pedestrian only path
    D. Parking area

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