ACT Road Rules Knowledge Test — All Questions

A red circle with a red diagonal line through a symbol (for example a car) means:

• a.The action shown is recommended
• b.Warning of the action ahead
• c.Parking is allowed for that vehicle
• d.The action shown is prohibited✓

A red circle with a diagonal slash is a prohibition sign; whatever it shows is not allowed. (ACT Road Rules Handbook, regulatory signs)

A flashing yellow (amber) traffic light at an intersection means:

• a.You have absolute right of way
• b.The lights are turned off, ignore the intersection
• c.Slow down and proceed with caution, giving way as normal✓
• d.Stop and wait for green

A flashing amber signal means the lights are on caution mode; slow down, take care and obey the normal give-way rules. (ACT Road Rules Handbook, traffic signals)

A black arrow bending on a yellow diamond background warns you that:

• a.There is a curve or bend ahead✓
• b.You must turn
• c.The road is closed
• d.Parking ends

Yellow diamond warning signs alert you to conditions ahead such as a curve or bend so you can slow down in time. (ACT Road Rules Handbook, warning signs)

Double continuous (unbroken) dividing lines in the centre of the road mean:

• a.Neither driver may cross the lines to overtake✓
• b.They apply only to trucks
• c.You may overtake when clear
• d.You are on a motorway

You must not cross double continuous centre lines to overtake; keep to the left of them. (ACT Road Rules Handbook, road markings)