SA Learner's Permit Theory Test — All Questions
4 questions
You are overtaking a bicycle rider on a road with a 50 km/h limit. What is the minimum passing distance?
- a.No minimum
- b.0.5 metres
- c.At least 1 metre✓
- d.At least 3 metres
You must leave at least 1 metre when passing a bicycle rider where the limit is 60 km/h or less, and at least 1.5 metres where it is over 60 km/h. (The Driver's Handbook)
As a South Australian learner or P1 driver, when may you use a mobile phone while driving?
- a.Hands-free is allowed
- b.When stopped at the lights
- c.For navigation only
- d.Never; learner and P1 drivers must not use a mobile phone at all while driving✓
Learner and P1 drivers in South Australia must not use a mobile phone at all while driving, including hands-free and while stopped in traffic. (The Driver's Handbook)
What is a safe minimum following distance behind the vehicle ahead in good conditions?
- a.One car length at any speed
- b.At least a 3-second gap, increased in poor conditions✓
- c.Half a car length
- d.As close as possible
Keep at least a 3-second gap in good conditions and increase it in rain, at night, or behind vehicles that block your view. (The Driver's Handbook)
A motorcyclist is riding near your vehicle in traffic. Why do you need to take extra care?
- a.Motorcycles are smaller and can be hidden in your blind spots, so check carefully before changing lanes✓
- b.Motorcycles are always slower than cars
- c.Motorcyclists never need signalling
- d.Motorcycles cannot be affected by your movements
Motorcyclists are smaller and easier to miss. Check mirrors and blind spots and signal early so riders can anticipate your movements. (The Driver's Handbook)