Victoria learner permit test practice test 2

Question 1

A road with no houses can still count as a built-up area because of its street lights. How far apart can they be?

Accepted Answer

No more than 100 m apart for at least 500 m

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No more than 200 m apart for at least 1 km

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No more than 50 m apart for at least 200 m

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No more than 100 m apart for at least 100 m

Question 2

You will turn right at a roundabout with two lanes. Which lane and signal should you use as you approach?

Accepted Answer

The right lane, signalling right

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The left lane, signalling right

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The right lane, with no signal

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The left lane, signalling left

Question 3

You are angle parking. No sign or marked bay shows the angle. At what angle must you park?

Accepted Answer

45 degrees

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30 degrees

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60 degrees

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90 degrees

Question 4

You are driving past a school while this sign's limit applies. What is the most you may drive at?

Accepted Answer

40 km/h

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25 km/h

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50 km/h

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60 km/h

Question 5

How should a lap-sash seatbelt be worn?

Accepted Answer

Over the shoulder and low on the hips

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Under the arm and across the belly

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Behind the back with the lap part tight

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Across the neck and high on the waist

Question 6

In Victoria, what is the speed limit on a freeway or a country road outside a built-up area when no sign shows a limit?

Accepted Answer

100 km/h

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80 km/h

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90 km/h

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110 km/h

Question 7

How do young new drivers usually compare with experienced drivers?

Accepted Answer

Good reaction time, weaker hazard perception

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Slow reaction time, strong hazard perception

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Better at seeing hazards far ahead

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Equal skill at judging the level of risk

Question 8

A truck shows a 'Do Not Overtake Turning Vehicle' sign. At least how long is the truck?

Accepted Answer

7.5 metres

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5 metres

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10 metres

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12.5 metres

Question 9

This sign warns of a Give Way sign ahead where you will cross a shared path. Who must you give way to there?

Accepted Answer

People and bicycle riders on the path

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Only bicycle riders on the path

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Only people walking on the path

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No one, as the path is not a road

Question 10

You face a Give Way sign and are going straight. An oncoming car, also facing a Give Way sign, is turning right. Who gives way?

Accepted Answer

The oncoming car turning right

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You, because it got there first

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Whichever driver signals first

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Neither, as both face a sign

Question 11

A driver in Victoria has their licence cancelled for drink driving. What must they fit to their car once relicensed?

Accepted Answer

An alcohol interlock device

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A speed limiting device

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A forward-facing dash camera

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A GPS tracking unit

Question 12

How long is a Victorian learner permit valid for?

Accepted Answer

10 years

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1 year

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3 years

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5 years

Question 13

What does a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .05 mean?

Accepted Answer

.05 grams of alcohol in 100 mL of blood

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5 grams of alcohol in 100 mL of blood

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.05 grams of alcohol in 1 litre of breath

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5 standard drinks in the past hour

Question 14

You have just overtaken a car. How can you tell it is safe to move back into its lane?

Accepted Answer

Both its headlights show in your mirror

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Your rear bumper has just cleared its front

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Its driver flashes the headlights at you

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You have counted to two after passing

Question 15

In Victoria, someone is injured in a crash and police do not come to the scene. What must you do?

Accepted Answer

Report it at the nearest open police station

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Nothing more, if details were swapped

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Tell your insurer, but not the police

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Report it to VicRoads within 14 days

Question 16

In Victoria, what is the youngest age at which you can get a learner permit?

Accepted Answer

16 years

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15 years

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17 years

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18 years

Question 17

You park at the side of a two-way road. Which way must your car face?

Accepted Answer

The same way as traffic on that side

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Against the traffic on that side

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Either way, if the parking is legal

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Towards the nearest intersection

Question 18

You see a pedestrian standing close to the road edge ahead. What is a good first step?

Accepted Answer

Slow a little and cover the brake

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Speed up to pass them quickly

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Keep your speed and sound the horn

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Swerve into the next lane now

Question 19

You see reflective warning triangles set out on the road ahead. What do they usually warn you about?

Accepted Answer

A broken-down truck or a fallen load

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Road works starting in the next week

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A fixed speed camera just ahead

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A school zone that is now active

Question 20

What does it mean to 'scan' the road while driving?

Accepted Answer

Look ahead, to the sides and in mirrors

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Keep your eyes on the car just in front

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Watch the speedometer most of the time

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Look mainly at the edge of the road

Question 21

Your brakes suddenly fail while driving. Which action does the handbook advise?

Accepted Answer

Pump the brake pedal hard and fast

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Turn the engine off straight away

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Pull the handbrake on as hard as you can

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Shift into neutral and coast to a stop

Question 22

The Victorian handbook warns how far a car at 60 km/h may travel, at worst, before it can stop. What is that figure?

Accepted Answer

Up to 67 metres

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Up to 15 metres

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Up to 25 metres

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Up to 200 metres

Question 23

Does the Victorian peer passenger limit apply to P2 drivers?

Accepted Answer

No, it applies to P1 drivers

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Yes, the same limit as P1

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Yes, but only at night

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Yes, for passengers under 18

Question 24

Besides the 12-month limit, which demerit total can also lead to a Victorian learner or P licence being suspended?

Accepted Answer

12 points in any 3 years

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6 points in any 2 years

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15 points in any 5 years

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20 points in any 3 years

Question 25

When should you do a head check as well as using your mirrors?

Accepted Answer

Before changing lanes or merging

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Before braking for a red light

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Before you switch on the headlights

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Before you change the radio station

Question 26

In Victoria, you pass a stopped police car with its red and blue lights flashing. What is the most you may drive at?

Accepted Answer

40 km/h

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10 km/h

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25 km/h

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60 km/h

Question 27

Your car's registration has run out. May you drive it on the road?

Accepted Answer

No, it must be registered first

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Yes, for up to one month

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Yes, if it is roadworthy

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Yes, but only in daylight

Question 28

In Victoria, what must you pass before you can sit the drive test for your P licence?

Accepted Answer

The Hazard Perception Test

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A first aid course

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A car maintenance course

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A second learner permit test

Question 29

In Victoria, an ambulance with flashing lights is stopped on the other side of a road divided by a median strip. Must you slow to 40 km/h?

Accepted Answer

No, not when a median strip divides you

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Yes, whenever you can see its lights

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Yes, but only in daylight hours

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No, unless its siren is also on

Question 30

During a head check, what is the longest you should take your eyes off the road ahead?

Accepted Answer

1 second

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3 seconds

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5 seconds

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10 seconds

Question 31

In Australia, you need to stop for a moment where this sign applies. Do hazard warning lights make it legal?

Accepted Answer

No, the rule still applies

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Yes, for up to 5 minutes

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Yes, if you stay in the car

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Yes, if you are unloading goods

Question 32

Where must you never fit a rearward-facing child restraint?

Accepted Answer

In a front seat with a passenger airbag

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In the back seat behind the driver

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In the middle of the back seat

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In the back seat behind the front passenger

Practice test 2 of 10 — Victoria learner permit test

Practice test 2 questions

A road with no houses can still count as a built-up area because of its street lights. How far apart can they be?

You will turn right at a roundabout with two lanes. Which lane and signal should you use as you approach?

You are angle parking. No sign or marked bay shows the angle. At what angle must you park?

You are driving past a school while this sign's limit applies. What is the most you may drive at?

How should a lap-sash seatbelt be worn?

In Victoria, what is the speed limit on a freeway or a country road outside a built-up area when no sign shows a limit?

How do young new drivers usually compare with experienced drivers?

A truck shows a 'Do Not Overtake Turning Vehicle' sign. At least how long is the truck?

This sign warns of a Give Way sign ahead where you will cross a shared path. Who must you give way to there?

You face a Give Way sign and are going straight. An oncoming car, also facing a Give Way sign, is turning right. Who gives way?

A driver in Victoria has their licence cancelled for drink driving. What must they fit to their car once relicensed?

How long is a Victorian learner permit valid for?

What does a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .05 mean?

You have just overtaken a car. How can you tell it is safe to move back into its lane?

In Victoria, someone is injured in a crash and police do not come to the scene. What must you do?

In Victoria, what is the youngest age at which you can get a learner permit?

You park at the side of a two-way road. Which way must your car face?

You see a pedestrian standing close to the road edge ahead. What is a good first step?

You see reflective warning triangles set out on the road ahead. What do they usually warn you about?

What does it mean to 'scan' the road while driving?

Your brakes suddenly fail while driving. Which action does the handbook advise?

The Victorian handbook warns how far a car at 60 km/h may travel, at worst, before it can stop. What is that figure?

Does the Victorian peer passenger limit apply to P2 drivers?

Besides the 12-month limit, which demerit total can also lead to a Victorian learner or P licence being suspended?

When should you do a head check as well as using your mirrors?

In Victoria, you pass a stopped police car with its red and blue lights flashing. What is the most you may drive at?

Your car's registration has run out. May you drive it on the road?

In Victoria, what must you pass before you can sit the drive test for your P licence?

In Victoria, an ambulance with flashing lights is stopped on the other side of a road divided by a median strip. Must you slow to 40 km/h?

During a head check, what is the longest you should take your eyes off the road ahead?

In Australia, you need to stop for a moment where this sign applies. Do hazard warning lights make it legal?

Where must you never fit a rearward-facing child restraint?

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Practice test 2 of 10 — Victoria learner permit test

Practice test 2 questions

A road with no houses can still count as a built-up area because of its street lights. How far apart can they be?

You will turn right at a roundabout with two lanes. Which lane and signal should you use as you approach?

You are angle parking. No sign or marked bay shows the angle. At what angle must you park?

You are driving past a school while this sign's limit applies. What is the most you may drive at?

How should a lap-sash seatbelt be worn?

In Victoria, what is the speed limit on a freeway or a country road outside a built-up area when no sign shows a limit?

How do young new drivers usually compare with experienced drivers?

A truck shows a 'Do Not Overtake Turning Vehicle' sign. At least how long is the truck?

This sign warns of a Give Way sign ahead where you will cross a shared path. Who must you give way to there?

You face a Give Way sign and are going straight. An oncoming car, also facing a Give Way sign, is turning right. Who gives way?

A driver in Victoria has their licence cancelled for drink driving. What must they fit to their car once relicensed?

How long is a Victorian learner permit valid for?

What does a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .05 mean?

You have just overtaken a car. How can you tell it is safe to move back into its lane?

In Victoria, someone is injured in a crash and police do not come to the scene. What must you do?

In Victoria, what is the youngest age at which you can get a learner permit?

You park at the side of a two-way road. Which way must your car face?

You see a pedestrian standing close to the road edge ahead. What is a good first step?

You see reflective warning triangles set out on the road ahead. What do they usually warn you about?

What does it mean to 'scan' the road while driving?

Your brakes suddenly fail while driving. Which action does the handbook advise?

The Victorian handbook warns how far a car at 60 km/h may travel, at worst, before it can stop. What is that figure?

Does the Victorian peer passenger limit apply to P2 drivers?

Besides the 12-month limit, which demerit total can also lead to a Victorian learner or P licence being suspended?

When should you do a head check as well as using your mirrors?

In Victoria, you pass a stopped police car with its red and blue lights flashing. What is the most you may drive at?

Your car's registration has run out. May you drive it on the road?

In Victoria, what must you pass before you can sit the drive test for your P licence?

In Victoria, an ambulance with flashing lights is stopped on the other side of a road divided by a median strip. Must you slow to 40 km/h?

During a head check, what is the longest you should take your eyes off the road ahead?

In Australia, you need to stop for a moment where this sign applies. Do hazard warning lights make it legal?

Where must you never fit a rearward-facing child restraint?

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