NSW DKT Road Rules Practice Test 04 |

NSW DKT ROAD RULES PRACTICE TEST 04

If you are scheduled to take the NSW Drivers test, you may want to start early with your preparations. Though there are many different ways and methods to prepare, our practice tests can assist you in making a passing score the first time.

Two drivers are side-by-side when an obstacle appears 38 m ahead in the road. One driver is driving at 60 km an hour, the other 65 km/h. If they both brake at the same time, the slower driver will hit the obstacle at 5 km/h; what speed will the faster driver hit the obstacle at?

12 km/h

42 km/h

32 km/h

22 km/h

Question 1 of 25

All passengers in your car should have…?

A seat

Something to hold onto

A seatbelt

A seat and a seatbelt

Question 2 of 25

Which one of these is a permitted use of a mobile phone when driving?

Playing audio

Texting

Emailing

Video calling

Question 3 of 25

After a night of heavy drinking, it can take up to how long for your BAC to return to zero?

6 hours

12 hours

8 hours

18 hours

Question 4 of 25

At 110 km/h, your crash avoidance space should be…?

102 m

82 m

92 m

72 m

Question 5 of 25

At 60 km/h your crash avoidance space should be…?

50 m

30 m

40 m

60 m

Question 6 of 25

How many people are killed on the road each year because they weren't wearing seatbelts?

Question 7 of 25

Speed limit signs indicate…?

The suggested optimal speed

The exact speed you must drive at

The minimum permitted speed

The maximum permitted speed

Question 8 of 25

The police can breathalyse you for alcohol…?

If you drive erratically

If you are speeding

Under any circumstances

If they smell alcohol on your breath

Question 9 of 25

In poor conditions, e.g. night-time or rain, what should you do with your crash avoidance space?

Ignore it

Extend it

Keep it the same as normal

Shorten it

Question 10 of 25

Which of these can speed up the rate at which your body gets rid of alcohol?

None of them

Cold showers

A large meal

Black coffee

Question 11 of 25

P1 licence holders must have a blood-alcohol level of what when they are driving?

Below 0.02

Zero

Below 0.01

Below 0.03

Question 12 of 25

How can you accurately calculate your blood alcohol concentration?

Using an online calculator

Sticking to a single type of drink

You can't

Sticking to a single size of glass

Question 13 of 25

You should always slow down…?

In all these circumstances

In bad weather

When driving through water

On unsealed roads

Question 14 of 25

If you kill someone as a result of dangerous driving, you can be imprisoned for up to…?

Six years

Four years

Ten years

Eight years

Question 15 of 25

The best way of avoiding driver fatigue is to do what?

Get plenty of sleep before you leave

Drive with the windows open

Drink lots of coffee

Consume energy gels

Question 16 of 25

If you notice you're starting to feel fatigue, you should…?

Pull over and rest

Open the windows

Reduce your speed

Turn up the radio

Question 17 of 25

If you fall into a 4 second micro sleep at 100 km/h, how far will the car travel before you take back control of it?

55 m

25 m

110 m

85 m

Question 18 of 25

If you kill or injure somebody by dangerous driving with ”aggravating circumstances” your sentence may be increased by up to what?

Three years

Four years

Two years

One year

Question 19 of 25

What's the best way of not committing a drink driving offence?

Drinking water between alcoholic drinks

Driving more slowly when you have a drink

Not drinking at all

Eating a big meal before you go out

Question 20 of 25

Which of these can affect the BAC you get from a set amount of alcoholic drink?

All of them

How tired you are

Your fitness

Your weight

Question 21 of 25

On Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, what percentage of crashes involve alcohol?

50%

25%

15%

35%

Question 22 of 25

You are driving on a road in good conditions and the vehicle ahead passes an object. You should not pass the same object until how much time has elapsed?