Malaysia KPP Theory Test — All Questions
5 questions
In Malaysia, a round sign with a red border usually tells you:
- a.Only that a hazard is ahead
- b.A regulation you must obey, such as a prohibition or restriction✓
- c.The name of the next town
- d.That parking is free
Round signs with a red border are regulatory signs. They order or prohibit an action, such as no entry or no turn, and must be obeyed. Confirm current signage with JPJ.
A triangular sign with a red border generally means:
- a.Warning of a hazard or condition ahead✓
- b.You must stop and park
- c.The road is a motorway
- d.You have priority over all traffic
Triangular red-bordered signs are warning signs. They alert you to hazards ahead such as bends, junctions, or crossings so you can slow down and prepare.
A round blue sign with a white arrow or symbol usually means:
- a.A hazard is ahead
- b.Something is prohibited
- c.A compulsory instruction you must follow, such as keep left✓
- d.General tourist information
Round blue signs are mandatory signs. They tell you what you must do, for example keep left or follow a set direction.
At a red octagonal STOP (BERHENTI) sign you must:
- a.Slow down only
- b.Give way but keep rolling
- c.Stop only if traffic is coming
- d.Come to a complete stop and give way before proceeding✓
An octagonal STOP sign requires a full stop at the line, then you give way to other traffic and pedestrians before moving off.
Rectangular signs in blue or green with white text mainly provide:
- a.A warning of danger
- b.Directions, place names, or general information✓
- c.A speed limit order
- d.A prohibition
Rectangular blue or green signs are information and direction signs. They guide you to roads, towns, and facilities rather than warning or prohibiting.