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1
Q

Where must an emergency triangle be displayed?

A

45m behind vehicle

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2
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The beam of a vehicle’s headlights should light objects at least …m ahead.

A

100m ahead

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3
Q

the headlights should strike the road surface no more than …m ahead of the vehicle

A

45m

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4
Q

Alcohol levels in g/100ml should be _ for ordinary drivers and _ for professionals

A

0,05; 0,02

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5
Q

Alcohol levels in mg/1000ml should be _ for ordinary drivers and _ for professionals

A

0.24; 0.10

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6
Q

The speed limit in non-urban areas is _

A

100km/hr (80km/h for vehicles>9000kg)

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7
Q

The speed limit on the freeway is

A

120km/h (normal); 100km/h (buses carrying passengers); 80km/h (vehicles > 9000kg)

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8
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At traffic circles, yield to …

A

vehicles already in the circle approaching from the right

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9
Q

The steps for turning right into a 2 way road are:

A
  1. Keep close to the centre of the road to allow vehicles to pass on your left. 2. cross the centre line of the road you are turning into before beginning the turn; 3. join the traffic on the left-hand side of the road; 4. keep to the left of any traffic islands
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10
Q

You cannot stop… (5)

A
  1. closer than 6m to a tunnel/bridge/narrowed road; 2. closer than 9m to a pedestrian crossing; 3. on the right hand side of a 2-way road; 4. within the railway reserve; 5. next to or opposite a vehicle if the road <9m wide.
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11
Q

You cannot park more than _mm away from the curb in an urban area, unless permitted by a road sign

A

450mm

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12
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You cannot park within _m of the road edge outside an urban area

A

1m

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13
Q

You cannot park closer than _m to a fire hydrant

A

1.5m

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14
Q

You cannot park within _m of an intersection

A

5m

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15
Q

You cannot park on a two-way road that is narrower than _m

A

5.5m

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16
Q

A vehicle is considered abandoned if… (2)

A
  1. it is parked for >7 days on an urban road; 2. it is parked for >24 hours on a non-urban road
17
Q

Goods must not exceed …

A

half the height of the vehicle (except if load is a bicycle)

18
Q

The width of goods must not exceed …

A

2.5m

19
Q

The load must not project more than _m from the rear

A

1.8m

20
Q

The load must not project more than _mm beyond the front

A

300mm

21
Q

The grooves on tyres must be at least _mm deep

A

1mm

22
Q

The tread pattern must be visible on _% of the tyre’s width

A

80%

23
Q

Collisions should be reported within _ hours

A

24 hrs

24
Q

When towing, the two vehicles most not be more than _m apart

A

3.5m

25
Q

If the distance between the vehicles is >1.8m,

A

the rope must have a red flag tied to it

26
Q

When towing, do not exceed a speed of _km/h, unless a steel bar is used

A

30km/h

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