Singapore Basic Theory Test (BTT) — All Questions

Unless a sign shows otherwise, the default speed limit on most roads in built-up areas is:

• a.50 km/h✓
• b.30 km/h
• c.70 km/h
• d.90 km/h

The default limit in built-up areas is 50 km/h unless a sign shows a different limit. (Basic Theory of Driving, speed limits)

The maximum speed limit on expressways, unless a lower limit is signed, is generally:

• a.70 km/h
• b.90 km/h✓
• c.110 km/h
• d.130 km/h

Expressways generally have a maximum limit of 90 km/h unless a lower limit is posted. (Basic Theory of Driving, expressways)

In wet weather you should:

• a.Keep the same speed
• b.Brake harder and later
• c.Drive faster to reduce time on the road
• d.Reduce speed and increase your following distance✓

Wet roads lengthen stopping distances; slow down and leave a bigger gap. (Basic Theory of Driving, weather conditions)

Driving at a speed above the posted limit:

• a.Is allowed on expressways
• b.Is fine if traffic is light
• c.Is an offence and can attract demerit points and a fine✓
• d.Only matters at night

Exceeding the speed limit is an offence that can bring a fine and demerit points. (Basic Theory of Driving, speed offences)

You should slow down and be ready to stop when:

• a.Approaching a junction, crossing or bend where the view is limited✓
• b.Only when a police car is present
• c.Never, if the light is green
• d.Only on expressways

Reduce speed where hazards may appear, such as junctions, crossings and blind bends. (Basic Theory of Driving, hazard awareness)