Ntsa Driving Test 6

Ntsa Driving Test

Ntsa Driving Test 6

  • 1. What is the main purpose of seat belts?
    A) Comfort
    B) Fashion
    C) Safety in case of collision
    D) Reduce fatigue
  • 2. What should you do if your vehicle breaks down on the highway?
    A) Leave it on the road
    B) Move it to the hard shoulder and turn on hazard lights
    C) Continue driving slowly
    D) Stop without warning
  • 3. Which of the following affects stopping distance?
    A) Vehicle speed
    B) Road condition
    C) Driver reaction time
    D) All of the above
  • 4. When entering a roundabout, you should:
    A) Speed up to pass quickly
    B) Give way to traffic already on the roundabout
    C) Stop in the middle
    D) Honk continuously
  • 5. Which of the following is considered aggressive driving?
    A) Following road rules
    B) Tailgating and frequent lane changes
    C) Using indicators
    D) Maintaining speed limit
  • 6. What is the main function of brake lights?
    A) Illuminate the vehicle
    B) Signal to vehicles behind that you are slowing or stopping
    C) Signal a turn
    D) Make the car look modern
  • 7. When should you use the horn?
    A) To express anger
    B) To warn others of danger
    C) Continuously in traffic
    D) At traffic lights
  • 8. When driving at night, what is important to avoid fatigue?
    A) Drink coffee
    B) Listen to loud music
    C) Take regular breaks
    D) Speed up
  • 9. What does a broken white line in the center of the road indicate?
    A) No overtaking
    B) Overtaking allowed if safe
    C) Road closed
    D) Pedestrian crossing
  • 10. When approaching a stop sign, you must:
    A) Slow down
    B) Come to a complete stop
    C) Speed up to merge
    D) Yield only if traffic exists
  • 11. What is the purpose of vehicle indicators?
    A) Decorate the car
    B) Show intended direction
    C) Reduce speed
    D) Increase visibility only at night
  • 12. When should you use hazard lights?
    A) When parking
    B) During normal driving
    C) When the vehicle is stationary in an emergency
    D) Only at night
  • 13. What does a road sign with a red circle and white center usually indicate?
    A) Prohibition
    B) Warning
    C) Information
    D) Mandatory action
  • 14. What should you do if an oncoming vehicle fails to dim high beams?
    A) Keep high beams on
    B) Look to the left edge of the road
    C) Flash lights continuously
    D) Honk repeatedly
  • 15. Which of the following is a defensive driving technique?
    A) Tailgating
    B) Speeding
    C) Anticipating hazards
    D) Ignoring road signs
  • 16. When is it necessary to signal before turning?
    A) Only at intersections
    B) Only on highways
    C) At least 30 meters before the turn
    D) Only if traffic is behind
  • 17. What does a zebra crossing indicate?
    A) Bicycle Lane
    B) Pedestrian crossing
    C) No stopping
    D) Bus stop
  • 18. What is the effect of worn-out tires on a vehicle?
    A) Better fuel efficiency
    B) Reduced grip and increased stopping distance
    C) Smoother ride
    D) Faster acceleration
  • 19. How should you overtake a cyclist safely?
    A) Pass as close as possible
    B) Leave a safe distance and overtake slowly
    C) Honk continuously
    D) Accelerate suddenly
  • 20. Which type of insurance is mandatory for vehicles in Kenya?
    A) Life insurance
    B) Third-party motor insurance
    C) Health insurance
    D) Fire insurance
  • 21. What is the purpose of a pedestrian refuge island?
    A) Vehicle parking
    B) Safe place for pedestrians to wait while crossing
    C) Bus stop
    D) Bicycle parking
  • 22. When should you use low gear while driving?
    A) On a straight highway
    B) When climbing or descending steep slopes
    C) At high speeds
    D) In traffic jams
  • 23. What is the correct hand position on the steering wheel?
    A) 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock
    B) 9 o’clock and 3 o’clock
    C) 10 o’clock and 2 o’clock
    D) 1 o’clock and 7 o’clock
  • 24. What should you check before starting a long journey?
    A) Fuel, brakes, tires, and lights
    B) Only fuel and engine oil
    C) Only tire pressure
    D) All of the above
  • 25. What does a “No Entry” sign mean?
    A) Vehicles can enter at any time
    B) Vehicles must not enter the road
    C) Only pedestrians allowed
    D) Parking allowed
  • 26. Which of the following is considered a safe driving speed?
    A) A speed that suits road conditions and legal limits
    B) Maximum speed limit at all times
    C) Minimum speed limit only
    D) Any speed if no police present
  • 27. How should you respond to an emergency vehicle approaching with flashing lights?
    A) Keep driving
    B) Honk continuously
    C) Give way and pull over safely
    D) Speed up
  • 28. What is the main risk of driving while tired?
    A) Reduced fuel efficiency
    B) Slower reaction time and poor judgment
    C) Improved alertness
    D) Better steering control
  • 29. What is the purpose of anti-lock braking system (ABS)?
    A) Reduce tire wear
    B) Prevent wheels from locking during braking
    C) Increase fuel consumption
    D) Improve engine performance
  • 30. When is it safe to drive through a flooded road?
    A) Never if water is deep
    B) Always, if vehicle is strong
    C) Slowly without caution
    D) Only during daytime

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