Philippines LTO Driver's License Exam — All Questions
4 questions
When driving through a crowded street or near a school where children may be present, you should:
- a.Slow to a low, cautious speed and be ready to stop✓
- b.Speed up to pass the area quickly
- c.Rely on children to stay clear
- d.Keep your normal open-road speed
Near schools and crowded areas, drive slowly and stay alert for children and pedestrians who may step out suddenly. Posted school-zone limits are much lower than open-road limits; obey them. Confirm exact figures locally.
On a wet, slippery road during heavy rain, the safe adjustment is to:
- a.Drive faster to get out of the rain
- b.Reduce speed and increase your following distance✓
- c.Turn off your headlights
- d.Brake hard and often
Wet roads reduce grip and lengthen stopping distances. Slow down, leave a bigger gap, brake gently, and use headlights so others can see you.
A posted speed limit tells you the:
- a.Speed you must always drive
- b.Maximum for ideal conditions, to be reduced when conditions are poor✓
- c.Minimum speed only
- d.Speed only for large trucks
A speed limit is the maximum allowed in good conditions. You must drive below it when rain, traffic, darkness, or road works make higher speeds unsafe.
At night or in low visibility, a driver should:
- a.Drive at the daytime speed
- b.Follow closely to use the other car's lights
- c.Slow down and use headlights, dipping high beam for oncoming traffic✓
- d.Use high beam at all times, even near others
Reduced visibility means you can see less of the road, so slow down and use headlights. Dip your high beam for oncoming and closely followed vehicles to avoid dazzling them.