Singapore Basic Theory Test (BTT) — All Questions
4 questions
A round sign with a red border and a red diagonal line through a symbol is a:
- a.Warning sign
- b.Prohibitory sign telling you what you must not do✓
- c.Sign giving directions to a place
- d.Sign showing a car park
Circular signs with a red border are mandatory or prohibitory; a red slash means the action is not allowed. (Basic Theory of Driving, traffic signs)
A red inverted (upside-down) triangle sign at a junction means:
- a.Give way to traffic on the major road✓
- b.Stop and park
- c.No entry
- d.Maximum speed 30
The inverted triangle is a GIVE WAY sign; slow down and give way to traffic on the road you are joining. (Basic Theory of Driving, road signs)
A triangular sign with a red border and a black symbol on a white background is used to:
- a.Show a bus stop
- b.Mark a taxi stand
- c.Give an order you must obey
- d.Warn you of a hazard ahead✓
Triangular red-bordered signs are warning signs; they alert you to a hazard such as a bend, junction or crossing ahead. (Basic Theory of Driving, warning signs)
A green traffic light means:
- a.Stop before the line
- b.Prepare to stop
- c.You may proceed if the way ahead is clear✓
- d.Give way to the right only
Green means you may go provided the road ahead is clear and it is safe to do so. (Basic Theory of Driving, traffic lights)