1- riding in the rear seat of a passenger vehicle.
 2- 25 years of age or older.
3- a passenger in a vehicle which was never equipped with a seatbelt.
4- Under no circumstances may you not wear a seatbelt.

2) What does the following sign mean:

 1-Winding road up ahead.
 2-Divided highway ends, two-way traffic begins.
 3-Divided highway begins, two-way traffic ends.
4-Approaching steep hill up ahead.

3) If you have a rear tyre blowout, the vehicle will:

A. Pull to the side with the blowout

B. Pull away from the side with the blowout

C. Sway from side to side

D. Increase speed

4) This sign tells you that you are coming up to a railway level crossing. What should you do?

A: Slow down so that you can look both ways to check that the crossing is clear

B: Speed up to drive over the crossing as quickly as possible

C: Stop to check whether the crossing is clear

D: Turn your vehicle indicators on before driving over the crossing

5) You are approaching a signal when the light suddenly changes from green to yellow. you should : 

A- sound your horn to indicate you are going through

B- accelerate and clear the intersection as quickly as possible

C- Stop.If stop cannot be made safely, proceed with caution

D- Switch in to the left most lane 

6) When changing lanes, never change lanes without:

a. Rolling down your window and providing the correct hand signal

 b. Signalling, checking the rear view mirror and checking blind spots

c. Signalling and decreasing speed

d. You can change lanes at any time without any restrictions

 7) By law: When are you required to wear a seatbelt?

a. Wearing a seatbelt is optional

b. You only need to wear a seatbelt if you are driving or sitting in the passenger seat

 c. All drivers and passengers are required to wear a seatbelt and be properly buckled up

d. You only need to wear a seatbelt if travelling on a highway with a speed greater than 70 km/hr

8) What is the difference between those 2 signs?

a. the first one means that the minimum speed is 40
b. The second one means that the maximum one speed is 30
c. a and b are correct
d. the first one means that the maximum speed is 40 and the second one means that the minimum speed is 30
9) What should you do if you hit a car in the parking and you do not know who is the owner of this car?
a. run quickly
b. leave your number and name on piece of paper on that person's car
c. assume that nothing happened
d. wait until you know who is the owner of the car
10) What is the difference between those 2 signs?
a. the first one means no waiting
b. the second one means no stopping
c. the first one means no stopping and the second one means no waiting
d. a and b

 1-to keep up with the flow of traffic.
 2-in the case of an emergency.
 3-when being tailgated.
 4-under no circumstances.


1. What should you do if an ambulance comes up behind you, flashing red lights or sounding its siren?

A. Speed up to avoid delay

B. Put your vehicle hazard lights on and drive on at the same speed

C. Slow down, pull over and allow the ambulance to pass

D. Flash your vehicle headlights to warn oncoming traffic

 What should you do if the vehicle behind you starts to pass you?

A. Move over to the right so that they cannot pass

B. Speed up so that they will not need to pass

C. Signal for them to stay behind you because you think they are going too fast

D. Move as far to the left side of the road as is safe and do not speed up

 The current law regarding hand-held mobile devices is:

 a. Banned from use while driving

b. Permitted during daylight hours

c. Permitted if you forgot your bluetooth device

d. Permitted if driving on the highway

While approaching an intersection if you see a flashing yellow light, you should:

a. Continue at the same speed

b. Stop, if making a left turn

 c. Slow down and proceed with caution

d. Look for pedestrians

1- Increase your speed to make it through the intersection before the light becomes red.
2- Stop before the intersection if you can do so safely.
 3-Proceed through the intersection cautiously before the light turns red, only if you can't stop safely.
 4-Both b and c.

 It is necessary to keep a safe distance behind the vehicle in front of you at all times. This safe distance at a minimum during ideal driving conditions equals:

a. At least 4 second distance behind the vehicle in front of you so you can see around the vehicle ahead and also have enough time to stop if necessary

 b. One car length distance behind the vehicle in front of you

c. Two car lengths distance behind the vehicle in front of you

 d. At least 2 second distance behind the vehicle in front of you so you can see around the vehicle ahead and also have enough time to stop if necessary