Philippines LTO Driver's License Exam — All Questions
5 questions
You approach a red, downward-pointing triangular sign at a junction. What does it tell you to do?
- a.Come to a full stop every time
- b.Slow down and give way to traffic that has priority✓
- c.Speed up to clear the junction
- d.Sound your horn and proceed
A downward-pointing (inverted) triangle is a GIVE WAY / YIELD sign. You must slow down and give way to traffic that has the right of way, stopping if necessary. Confirm current signage with the LTO.
A red octagonal (eight-sided) sign marked STOP means you must:
- a.Slow down only if a vehicle is coming
- b.Give way but keep rolling
- c.Come to a complete stop and give way before proceeding✓
- d.Stop only at night
An octagonal STOP sign requires a complete stop at the line, after which you give way to other road users before moving off. Verify with official LTO material.
Triangular signs with a red border and a symbol inside generally serve what purpose?
- a.They warn you of a hazard or condition ahead✓
- b.They tell you the road is closed
- c.They mark a parking area
- d.They show tourist attractions
Triangular red-bordered signs are warning signs that alert drivers to hazards ahead such as curves, junctions, or pedestrian crossings, so you can slow and prepare.
A round sign with a red border and a red diagonal slash across a symbol usually means:
- a.A recommended action
- b.A tourist route
- c.Extra caution advised only
- d.Something is prohibited or not allowed✓
A circular sign with a red border (and often a diagonal slash) is a regulatory prohibition sign, telling you an action such as a turn or entry is not permitted.
Rectangular signs in blue or green with white lettering most often provide:
- a.A warning of danger ahead
- b.Directions, place names, or general information✓
- c.A speed limit you must not exceed
- d.An order to stop
Rectangular blue or green guide/information signs give directions, distances, and place names rather than warnings or mandatory orders.