ACT Road Rules Knowledge Test — All Questions
5 questions
At a cross-intersection with no signs or lights, you give way to:
- a.Vehicles on your left
- b.Vehicles approaching from your right✓
- c.Larger vehicles only
- d.No one
The give-way-to-the-right rule applies at uncontrolled intersections in the ACT. (ACT Road Rules Handbook, giving way)
When you and an oncoming vehicle are both turning right at an intersection (across each other), you should generally:
- a.Both cut in front of each other
- b.Race through first
- c.Reverse and wait
- d.Pass to the right of each other (turn in front of one another) unless signs or markings say otherwise✓
When two vehicles turn right across each other they normally pass in front of one another (right side to right side) unless markings direct otherwise. (ACT Road Rules Handbook, turning right)
You are entering a roundabout. You must:
- a.Give way to vehicles already in the roundabout✓
- b.Always stop even if it is clear
- c.Give way only to vehicles on your left
- d.Enter first because you are turning left
Give way to any vehicle already circulating in the roundabout, and signal left as you leave. (ACT Road Rules Handbook, roundabouts)
At a STOP sign you must:
- a.Slow to walking pace and continue
- b.Stop only if traffic is coming
- c.Stop completely at the line, then give way before proceeding✓
- d.Give way but not stop
A STOP sign requires a complete stop at the line every time, followed by giving way to all traffic and pedestrians. (ACT Road Rules Handbook, stop and give-way signs)
When you drive out of a driveway or property and cross a footpath, you must:
- a.Sound the horn and drive out
- b.Give way to pedestrians and to traffic on the road✓
- c.Assume pedestrians will stop
- d.Reverse out quickly
You must give way to pedestrians on the footpath and to traffic when driving out of a driveway. (ACT Road Rules Handbook, giving way)