India Learner's License (LLR) Test — All Questions

In India, you normally drive and keep to which side of the road?

• a.The centre
• b.Either side
• c.The left side✓
• d.The right side

India uses left-hand traffic. Keep to the left, and let faster traffic overtake on your right.

Where overtaking is legal and safe in India, you should normally pass a vehicle on its:

• a.Either side
• b.Right side✓
• c.Left side
• d.Kerb side

Because India drives on the left, you overtake on the right when the road ahead is clear and safe. Never overtake on bends, near crossings, or where your view is blocked.

When you reach a roundabout (traffic circle) in India, you should give way to traffic:

• a.Leaving the circle
• b.Approaching from your left
• c.Waiting behind you
• d.Already in the circle, coming from your right✓

In left-hand traffic a roundabout flows clockwise, so circulating vehicles reach you from the right. Give way to any vehicle already in the circle before entering.

Before you turn or change lanes, you must:

• a.Turn immediately without warning
• b.Rely on other drivers to guess
• c.Check mirrors, give a clear signal in good time, and check it is safe✓
• d.Speed up first

Signalling in good time and checking mirrors and blind spots lets others react and prevents collisions. Signal, check, and only then move when it is safe.

An ambulance or fire engine is approaching with its siren and flashing lights on. You should:

• a.Slow down and pull to the side to let it pass safely✓
• b.Stop suddenly in the middle of the lane
• c.Speed up to stay ahead of it
• d.Ignore it and continue

Emergency vehicles have priority. Check around you, slow down, and move to the side to give a clear path, without braking so hard that you cause a crash.