Hong Kong Written Driving Test — All Questions
4 questions
When passing a person cycling on the road, you should:
- a.Pass as close as possible
- b.Sound your horn and rush past
- c.Leave plenty of space and pass only when it is safe✓
- d.Expect them to ride on the footpath
Cyclists are vulnerable and can wobble or swerve to avoid hazards. Give them plenty of room and wait for a safe gap before passing.
A pedestrian is waiting at a zebra crossing ahead of you. You should:
- a.Continue; they must wait for a gap
- b.Slow down and be ready to stop and give way✓
- c.Speed up to pass first
- d.Flash your lights and keep going
Pedestrians have priority at a zebra crossing. Slow down, be ready to stop, and give way. Do not overtake a vehicle that has stopped at the crossing.
Wearing a seat belt in a car fitted with belts is:
- a.Required by law for the driver and passengers✓
- b.Optional for adults
- c.Only needed on expressways
- d.Only needed for the driver
Occupants must wear seat belts where they are fitted. Belts sharply reduce injury in a crash, so buckle up before you drive off.
A simple way to judge a safe following distance from the vehicle ahead in good conditions is to:
- a.Stay one metre back
- b.Match its exact speed and tailgate
- c.Keep the same gap in all weather
- d.Keep at least a two-second gap, and more in poor conditions✓
The two-second rule gives time to react and stop. Pick a fixed point the car ahead passes and make sure two seconds pass before you reach it. Double the gap in rain or poor visibility.