Department of Transport Test Flashcards

1
Q

What is the maximum mass that may be carried on a single axle with dual tyres other than an
omnibus?

A

9000kgs

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2
Q

What is the maximum speed limit in the built-up area, unless otherwise indicated, for a vehicle that weighs more than 4.5 tonnes?

A

50km/h

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3
Q

What is the maximum permissible height of a vehicle and its load, other than a livestock trailer?

A

4.3 metres.

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4
Q

A heavy vehicle of which the mass, together with any attached trailer and the total load carried (if any), exceeds 12 tonnes is compelled to carry certain emergency equipment, if outside a
built-up area. What is this equipment?

A

3 portable warning signs complying with the relevant Australian Standards

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5
Q

What is the permissible width, including the load, of any vehicle?

A

2.5 metres maximum.

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6
Q

What are the requirements in regard to any extra mass or oversize permit which may be issued?

A

The permit must be carried in the vehicle and be produced on demand when requested by any police officer or other authorised person

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7
Q

When must a trailer be equipped with break away brakes?

A

Where the gross mass exceeds two tonnes or it is a semi-trailer or pole type trailer.

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8
Q

What is the maximum speed limit for a vehicle, the gross vehicle mass of which taking into account any trailer attached and including the total load carried, is more than 12 tonnes?

A

100km/h.

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9
Q

Is it permissible to tow a trailer behind an articulated vehicle?

A

Not without the written permission of the Commissioner of Main Roads.

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10
Q

What are the provisions with regard to condition of mudguards?

A

They shall be in good condition, free from cracks and sharp or jagged edges

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11
Q

What is the maximum permitted length of an articulated vehicle and its load?

A

19.0 metres.

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12
Q

What is the permissible overall length, including the load, of any rigid vehicle, other than an
omnibus?

A

12.5 metres

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13
Q

What is the maximum mass that may be carried on a single axle with single tyres, other than an
omnibus?

A

6000kg

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14
Q

What must you do when you desire to carry an overwidth, overheight, or overlength load or a
load exceeding that for which the vehicle is licensed?

A

Obtain a permit from the Commissioner of Main Roads, or appointed agent.

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15
Q

If you are hauling a load greater than your licence permits, what may you be compelled to do in relation to the overload, either where you are stopped or at a specified place?

A

Off load the excess.

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16
Q

When you see this sign what must you do?

A

Change to a low gear that slows you enough to limit your speed and not rely on your primary brakes

17
Q

In the event of a disabled heavy vehicle being left on a carriageway outside a built-up area during
the hours of darkness, in what position must the portable warnings signs be placed?

A

One sign must be placed beside the vehicle, and one each to the front and rear at a distance of not less than fifty metres or more than one hundred and fifty metres. Wherever practicable, at least one sign must be visible to an approaching driver at a distance of not
less than two hundred metres.