Safe driving behaviour – Driver theory Test

Who must wear a seatbelt while driving?

A) Passengers aged over 16

B) Drivers must not wear a seatbelt

C) Drivers must wear a seatbelt

D) Passengers can choose whether to wear a seatbelt

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How many people are killed on NSW roads each year due to not wearing a seatbelt?

A) Around 90

B) Around 60

C) Around 30

D) Around 120

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What is the effect of not wearing a seatbelt in a crash?

A) It has no impact on survival or injury risk.

B) It reduces the chances of survival.

C) It increases the chances of survival.

D) It has no effect on injury risk.

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What is the requirement for children aged under 7 years when traveling in a vehicle?

A) They can use any child restraint.

B) They must use an approved suitable child restraint.

C) Children under 7 years are exempt from using any child restraint.

D) They must only use seatbelts.

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What is the age range for children who must use a rear-facing child car seat?

A) Up to 4 years

B) Up to 6 months

C) 6 months to 4 years

D) 4 to 7 years

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How does using a mobile phone while driving affect your driving?

A) It improves your attention and response time.

B) It has no impact on your driving skills.

C) It decreases your attention and response time, increasing the chance of crashing.

D) It makes you a safer driver.

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When can you drive with a digital screen on in your vehicle?

A) Anytime, as long as you can see it.

B) Only when you're using it as a driver's aid.

C) Whenever you want, even if it distracts other drivers.

D) Only when it's handheld.

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What are the consequences of taking part in hooning or street racing?

A) You may receive a warning.

B) Your vehicle and driver license can be taken away immediately.

C) You may be rewarded for your behavior.

D) You may receive a discount on your insurance.

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What is the consequence of driving negligently or dangerously on NSW roads?

A) It will result in a fine and demerit points.

B) You will receive a discount on your insurance premiums.

C) You will be rewarded for your driving behavior.

D) There are no consequences for negligent or dangerous driving.

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What is essential for safe driving in relation to the distance between your vehicle and the one in front?

A) Keeping no gap for better aerodynamics.

B) Maintaining a three-second gap at all times.

C) Tailgating the vehicle in front for better visibility.

D) Keeping a one-second gap.

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How to react to a works vehicle with a 'Keep Left' sign on a dual carriageway?

A) Maintain your speed and continue in your lane.

B) Move over and pass the works vehicle on the side indicated and return to the closed lane immediately.

C) Speed up and overtake the works vehicle from the right side.

D) Slow down and wait for the works vehicle to move out of the way.

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When may lanes on motorways and high-speed dual carriageways be closed to traffic, and what action should you take?

A) Drive in your lane during rush hours, lanes may be closed.

B) Change lanes to pass the work vehicle.

C) Maintain current speed despite closed lanes and lower speed limit.

D) When lanes are closed, pass the works vehicle on the indicated side and return to the closed lane safely.

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