Hyderabad RTA DEMO LLR Test

This Test is for Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, INDIA RTA LLR demo test

This is a Demo RTA LLR Test from TheUnical Technologies. Try to get all the questions correct.

In Live test you will get 20 questions in which you need to pass at-least 16 to get the test passed. If you pass this DEMO test with more then 90% then you are sure that you will pass the live test easliy.

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Hyderabad RTA DEMO LLR Test Part1

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All the questions in the quiz along with their answers are shown below. Your answers are bolded. The correct answers have a green background while the incorrect ones have a red background.

Your overall stopping distance will be much longer when driving At night In Fog

In Strong winds

None of these

When are you allowed to drive even if your brake lights do not work? At no time During the daytime

When going for a MOT

In an Emergency

On a wet road what is the safest way to stop while driving a two wheeler? Use both brakes Change gear without braking

Use the front brake only

Use the back brake only

Road surface is very important to motor cyclists. Which of these are more likely to reduce the stability of your machine?

Pot-Holes Drain covers

Oil patches

All of the these

When driving in fog in daylight you should use Dipped headlights Side lights

Full Beam Headlights

Hazard lights

You are about to go down a steep hill to control the speed of your vehicle you should Select low gear and gear and use the brakes carefully Select high gear and gear and use the brakes carefully

Select high gear and gear and use the brakes firmly

Select low gear and avoid using the brakes

You are on a long downhill slope. What should you do to help control the speed of your vehicle?

Select a low gear Grip the steering wheel tightly

Select neutral

Put the clutch down

What is the most common factor in causing road accidents Driver error Weather conditions

Road conditions

Mechanical failure

When may you sound the horn on your vehicle? To warn other drivers of your presence To give you right of way

To attract a friend's attention

Never use horn

When motorists flash their headlights at you it means They are warning you of their presence

They are warning you of their presence

There is a radar speed trap ahead

They are giving way to you

There is something wrong with your vehicle

For which one should you use hazard warnings lights?

For which one should you use hazard warnings lights?

When you slowed down quickly on a road because of a hazard ahead When you wish to stop on double yellow lines

When you need to park in emergency by the roadside in emergency

None of these

For which one should you use your hazards warnings lights? When you are temporarily obstructing traffic To warn following traffic of a hazard ahead

When you are parking in a restricted area(in emergency)

All of the these

When are you allowed to use hazard warnings lights? When you are temporarily (because of emergency) When driving during darkness without headlights

When parked for shopping on double yellow lines

When travelling slowly because you are lost.

When should you switch on your hazard warning lights? When you cannot avoid causing on obstruction When you are driving slowly due to bad weather

When you are towing a broken down vehicle

When you are parked on double yellow lines

Your Vehicle has a puncture on a road what should you do? Side immediately Drive slowly to then next service area to get assistance

Pull up on the side. Change the wheel as quickly as possible

Switch on your hazard lights. Stop in you lane

Keeping your foot on the clutch will Result in more fuel wastage Ruin your Clutch plate

Make your driving smoother

A and B

The best way to stop your Motorbike quickly in an emergency is to Not be too fast in the first place Pull the hand brake

Brake immediately using both breakes, without bothering about traffic behind you

None of these

What does this sign mean?

Give way None of these

Stop

Straight prohibited or no entry

What does this sign mean? Give way Stop

One way signs

Vehicle prohibited in both directions

What does this sign mean? Straight prohibited or no entry Give way

One way sign

None of these

What does this sign mean?

Straight prohibited or no entry Vechicle prohibited in both directions

One way signs

None of these

What does this sign mean? One way signs All motor vehicle prohibited

Vehicle prohibited in both directions

None of these

What does this sign mean? Waiting restriction apply Waiting permitted

National Speed Limit applies

All motor vehicle prohibited

What does this sign mean? Truck Prohibited All motor vehicle prohibited

Traffic Approaching you has priority

None of these

What does this traffic sign mean? Danger ahead Slippery road ahead

Tyres liable to punctures ahead

Bullock cart prohibited

What does this sign mean? Tonga prohibited Straight prohibited or no entry

Straight prohibited or no entry

None of these

This sign means Hand cart Prohibited Pedestrians prohibited

All motor vehicle prohibited

None of these

What does this sign mean? One way signs Pedestrians prohibited

Cycle prohibited

None of these

What does this sign mean? All motor vehicle prohibited Straight prohibited or no entry

Pedestrians prohibited

None of these

What does this sign mean? O-turn Prohibited

Left turn Prohibited

Right turn prohibited

None of these

What does this sign mean? O-turn Prohibited Left turn Prohibited

Right turn prohibited

None of these

What does this sign mean? Left turn Prohibited Overtaking Prohibited

U-turn prohibited

None of these

What does this sign mean? U-turn prohibited Left turn Prohibited

Overtaking Prohibited

Right turn prohibited

What does this sign mean? Horn prohibited Overtaking Prohibited

Straight Prohibited or no entry

V-turn prohibited

What does this sign mean? Restriction ends sign Axle load limit

Bullock cart & cart prohibited

None of these

What does this sign mean? Axle load limit Speed Limit

Bullock cart & cart prohibited

Length Limit

What does this sign mean? Load limit Length Limit

Speed Limit

None of these

What does this sign mean? Speed Limit Load limit

Length Limit

Width Limit

What does this sign mean? Load limit Width Limit

Height Limit

Speed Limit

What does this sign mean? Width Limit Height Limit

Speed Limit

None of these

What does this sign mean? Restriction ends sign Load limit

Axle load limit

None of these

What does this sign mean? Axle load limit No Parking

No Stopping or standing

None of these

What does this sign mean? Restriction ends sign No Stopping or standing

No Parking

None of these

What does this sign mean? No Parking Restriction ends sign

No Stopping or standing

Compulsory ahead

What does this sign mean? Compulsory turn left Compulsory ahead only

Compulsory turn left

Compulsory turn right

What does this sign mean? Compulsory turn left Compulsory turn left ahead

Compulsory turn left

None of these

What does this sign mean? Compulsory turn left Compulsory turn left ahead

Compulsory turn left

None of these

What does this sign mean? Compulsory turn right ahead Compulsory ahead or turn right

Compulsory turn right

None of these

What does this sign mean? Compulsory ahead or turn left Compulsory turn left ahead

Compulsory turn right ahead

None of these

What does this sign mean? Compulsory turn left Compulsory turn left ahead

Compulsory ahead or turn left

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Cycle Crossing Compulsory ahead or turn right

Compulsory cycle track

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Steep Descent Slippery road

Compulsory sound horn

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Hair pin bend right

Right Hand Curve

Right Reserve Band

General Design

What does this symbol mean? Hair pin bend right Right Hand Curve

Right Reserve Band

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Hair pin bend left Hair pin bend right

left Hand Curve

Compulsory ahead only

What does this symbol mean? left Hand Curve Right Hand Curve

Hair pin bend right

Compulsory ahead only

What does this symbol mean? left Hand Curve Compulsory turn left ahead

Left Reverse Band

Hair pin bend left

What does this symbol mean? Compulsory ahead or turn right Left Reverse Band

Right Reverse Band

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Steep Ascent Left Reverse Band

Right Reverse Band

Steep Descent

What does this symbol mean? Steep Descent Wide Road Ahead

Slippery road

Steep Ascent

What does this symbol mean? Slippery road Loose Gravel

Left Reverse Band

Steep Descent

What does this symbol mean? Narrow road ahead Wide Road Ahead

Narrow Bridge

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Narrow road ahead Wide Road Ahead

Narrow Bridge

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Wide Road Ahead Narrow road ahead

Narrow Bridge

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Loose Gravel Slippery road

Pedestrian Crossing

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Steep Ascent Steep Descent

Slippery road

Loose Gravel

What does this symbol mean? Slippery road Cycle Crossing

Loose Gravel

School Ahead

What does this symbol mean? Pedestrian Crossing School Ahead

Slippery road

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Pedestrian Crossing Loose Gravel

Steep Descent

School Ahead

What does this symbol mean? Barrier ahead 200 meters ahead unguarded level crossing

50-100 meters in plain & rolling terrain and 30-60 meters in hilly terrain

None of these

What does this symbol mean? 200 meters ahead guarded level crossing Barrier ahead

50-100 meters in plain & rolling terrain and 30-60 meters in hilly terrain

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Ferry Men at Work

Falling rocks

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Falling rocks Ferry

Men at Work

Cattle

What does this symbol mean? Ferry Falling rocks

Cattle

Men at Work

What does this symbol mean? Falling rocks Y-Intersection

Ferry

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Major road ahead Y-Intersection

Cross Road

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Falling rocks Side road right

Y-Intersection

Gap in median

What does this symbol mean? Y-Intersection Staggered Intersection

Side road left

Side road right

What does this symbol mean? Side road left Side road right

Y-Intersection

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Staggered Intersection Y-Intersection

Major road ahead

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Dangerous dip Major road ahead

Y-Intersection

T-Intersection

What does this symbol mean? Staggered Intersection Major road ahead

Y-Intersection

None of these

What does this symbol mean? T-Intersection Major road ahead

Staggered Intersection

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Dangerous dip Major road ahead

Round about

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Hump or rough road Round about

Dangerous dip

None of these

What does this symbol mean? Dangerous dip Barrier ahead

Round about

Hump or rough road

What does this symbol mean? Major road ahead Barrier ahead

Round about

None of these

You are behind a bus that has stopped to pick up or drop off passengers you should Wait behind patiently Overtake from the left

Overtake from the right

Swerve onto the right move on

In the rain be more careful of pedestrians because In the rain they like to run and enjoy themselves They get anxious and may take risks to get to drive places

Road are slippery and you can't see as well

None of these

At higher speeds it is More difficult to stop Fatal to have a collision

More Fun

A & B

At higher Speeds The Seeing distance is greater because you move faster The seeing distance is much lower that the stopping distance

You have more fun

You stopping distance is not affected

Most motorcycle crashes happen at intersections because People don't look while turning, with controlled speed Motorcycles accelerate faster than cars

Motorcycles find it difficult to stop quickly

They are affected by road surfaces

You want to move off from a parked position. The road is busy with traffic passing from behind. You should.

Wait without signaling for a safe gap in the traffic Give a signal and move away as soon as you find a safe gap

Signal while waiting for a gap in the traffic

Edge you way into the traffic until someone gives way

You see road signs showing a sharp bend ahead. What should you do? Slow down before the bend Continue at the same speed

Slow down as you go around the bend

Slow down as you come out if the bend.

You Stop for pedestrians waiting to cross at a zebra crossing. They do not start to cross. What should you do?

Be patient and wait Wave them to cross

Sound your horn

Drive on

You are driving, Vehicle comes up quickly behind flashing its head lamps. You should. Allow the vehicle to overtake Accelerate to maintain a gap behind you

touch the brakes to show your brake lights

Maintain your speed and prevent the vehicle from overtaking

You are driving at the legal speed limit. A vehicle behind wants to overtake. Should you try to prevent the driver from overtaking?

No, not at any time No, Unless it is safe to do so.

Yes, because the other driver is acting dangerously

Yes, because the other driver is breaking the law

You are driving in traffic at the speed limit for the road. The driver behind is trying to overtake. You should

Keep a study course and allow the driver behind to overtake Move closer to the car ahead, so the driver behind has no room to overtake.

Wave the driver behind to overtake when it is safe

Accelerate to get away from the driver behind

A Vehicle pulls out in front of you at a junction what should you do? Slow down and be ready to stop Swerve past it and blow you horn

Flash you headlights and drive up close behind

Accelerate past it immediately

You are in one-way street and want to turn right. You should position yourself. In the right-hand lane. In the left-hand lane.

In either lane. Depending on the traffic.

Just left on the center line.

When must you use a dipped headlight during the day? Poor visibility On country roads

Along narrow streets

Parking

When approaching a right hand bend you should keep well to the left? Why is this? It improves your view of the road To overcome the effect of the road's slope

It lets faster traffic from behind overtake

To be positioned safely if the vehicle skids

You are about to drive but feel ill. You Should Not drive Take suitable medicine before driving

Shorten the journey if you can

Promise yourself an early night

A drive pulls out of a side road in front of you. You have to brake hard. You should Ignore the error and stay clam and let the vehicle pass Flash your lights to show your annoyance

Sound your horn to show your annoyance

Overtake as-soon as possible

You are riding along a main road with many side roads. Why should you be particularly careful

Drivers coming out from side may not see you Gusts of wind from the side roads may push you off course

The road will be more slippery where cars have been turning

Drivers will be travelling slowly when they approach a junction

You are driving past a line of parking cars. You notice a ball bouncing out into the road ahead. What should you do?

Slow down and be prepared to stop for children Continue driving at the same speed and sound your horn

Continue driving at the same speed and flash your head light.

Stop and wave the children across to fetch their ball.

You see a pedestrian with a white stick and two red reflective bands. This means the person is Deaf and blind Physically disabled

Deaf and dumb

Blind and dumb

You are driving behind a cyclist. You wish to turn left just ahead of him. You should Hold back until the cyclist has passed the junction Overtake the cyclist before the junction

Pull alongside the cyclist and stay level until after the junction

Go around the cyclist on the junction.

You should NEVER attempt to overtake a cyclist Just before you turn left Just before you turn right

On a one-way street

On a dual carriageway

You are coming up to a roundabout. A cyclist is signaling to turn right. What should you do? Give the cyclist plenty of room Overtake on the right

Give a horn warning

Do not bother

You are driving behind two cyclists. They approach a roundabout in the left-hand lane, in which direction should you expect the cyclists to go?

Any direction Left

Right

Straight ahead

You are overtaking a motorcyclist. What should you do? Give as much room as you would for a car Try to pass on a bend

Move over to the opposite side of the road

Pass close by and as quickly as possible

Which TWO should you allow extra room when overtaking? Motorcycles Bicycles

Trucks

A and B

Where in particular should you look out for motorcyclists? At a road junction In a filling station

Near a service area

When entering a car park

Which are group is most likely to be involved in a road accident

17 to 25 year-olds 26 to 45 year-olds

55 year-olds and over

46 to 55 year-olds

You have just passed your driving test. How likely are you to have an accident. compared with other drivers ?

More likely It depends on your age

Less Likely

About the same

You are following a long vehicle. It approaches a crossroads signals left, but moves out to the right. You should

Stay well back and give it room Get closer in order to pass it quickly

Assume the signals is wrong and it is really turning right

Overtake as it starts to slow down

You are approaching a mini roundabout. The long vehicle in front is signaling left but positioned over to the right. You should

Keep well back Sound your horn

Overtake on the left

Follow the same course as the lorry