Ntsa Driving Test 72

Ntsa Driving Test

Ntsa Driving Test 72

  • 1. Safety management requires drivers to:
    A) Only follow speed limits
    B) Report hazards, avoid distractions, follow safety rules, and take breaks
    C) Only check mirrors
    D) Only avoid overtaking
  • 2. Record keeping helps ensure:
    A) Only fuel tracking
    B) Only driver attendance
    C) Accurate logs of hours, journeys, fuel, cargo, incidents, and paperwork
    D) Only route storage
  • 3. After a trip, a driver should:
    A) Immediately leave
    B) Conduct a post-trip inspection and report faults
    C) Only lock the doors
    D) Only sign out
  • 4. Customer care for drivers involves:
    A) Only transporting people
    B) Safety, comfort, respect, and professionalism
    C) Only checking fares
    D) Only keeping time
  • 5. Customers include:
    A) Only vehicle owners
    B) Only passengers
    C) Passengers, pedestrians, and other road users
    D) Only people with tickets
  • 6. Drivers should communicate using:
    A) Shouting
    B) Clear and polite instructions
    C) Only gestures
    D) Only written notes
  • 7. Handling customer expectations includes:
    A) Ignoring passenger needs
    B) Providing safe boarding/alighting and following legal limits
    C) Allowing overcrowding
    D) Only driving fast
  • 8. Special needs passengers include:
    A) Only children
    B) Only tourists
    C) Elderly, disabled, pregnant, or sick individuals
    D) Only VIPs
  • 9. Personal hygiene for drivers includes:
    A) Wearing perfume only
    B) Being clean, well-groomed, and sober
    C) Wearing sunglasses only
    D) Being stylish
  • 10. A clean vehicle interior helps with:
    A) Decoration
    B) Comfort, safety, and professionalism
    C) Only smell
    D) Only ventilation
  • 11. Sexual harassment prevention requires:
    A) Ignoring complaints
    B) Respecting everyone and reporting incidents
    C) Only separating men and women
    D) Only warning passengers
  • 12. Drivers must not discriminate based on:
    A) Clothing
    B) Gender, age, disability, race, or other factors
    C) Destination
    D) Payment method
  • 13. Defensive driving improves:
    A) Only speed
    B) Observation, judgment, and accident prevention
    C) Only fuel economy
    D) Only overtaking skills
  • 14. Work planning ensures:
    A) Only early arrival
    B) Safe, efficient, and timely travel
    C) Only faster trips
    D) Only good navigation
  • 15. Pre-trip documentation includes:
    A) Only receipts
    B) Sender/receiver details, approvals, appointment times
    C) Music playlists
    D) Luggage list only
  • 16. Route planning includes:
    A) Choosing random paths
    B) Reviewing main and alternative routes
    C) Ignoring GPS
    D) Avoiding maps
  • 17. Trip distance affects:
    A) Only food stops
    B) Driver rest planning
    C) Only fuel price
    D) Only speed
  • 18. Time and traffic planning helps:
    A) Cause delays
    B) Avoid peak hours and adjust for visibility
    C) Increase stress
    D) Avoid resting
  • 19. Meal and rest planning prevents:
    A) Overworking
    B) Hunger only
    C) Driver fatigue and reduced alertness
    D) Extra breaks
  • 20. Weather checks prevent:
    A) Hot interiors
    B) Cold winds
    C) Hazardous driving conditions
    D) Dust accumulation
  • 21. Customer comfort includes:
    A) Letting passengers stand anywhere
    B) Picking and dropping at safe designated points
    C) Ignoring requests
    D) Driving fast
  • 22. Time management improves:
    A) Only fuel use
    B) Efficiency and reduced stress
    C) Only braking
    D) Only navigation
  • 23. Legal driving limits help prevent:
    A) Delayed arrivals
    B) Fatigue-related accidents
    C) Better entertainment
    D) Faster trips
  • 24. Drivers should start trips early to:
    A) Arrive too early
    B) Reduce stress and avoid rushing
    C) Save fuel
    D) Reduce passenger numbers
  • 25. Safe following distance improves:
    A) Speed
    B) Reaction time and hazard avoidance
    C) Tyre wear
    D) Passenger comfort only
  • 26. Distraction prevention requires:
    A) Eating while driving
    B) Talking on the phone
    C) Avoiding phones, eating, and any attention-diverting activity
    D) Driving fast
  • 27. Reporting hazards helps:
    A) Blame others
    B) Avoid responsibilities
    C) Improve safety for drivers and passengers
    D) Increase workload
  • 28. Record keeping includes:
    A) Only receipts
    B) Trip details, hours, fuel, cargo, delays, incidents
    C) Weather notes only
    D) Passenger lists only
  • 29. A post-trip inspection detects:
    A) Nothing important
    B) New faults or damages
    C) Only dirt
    D) Lost items only
  • 30. Safe parking includes:
    A) Blocking exits
    B) Choosing a secure location
    C) Parking on slopes unnecessarily
    D) Parking too close to other vehicles

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