Tasmania Learner Driver Knowledge Test — All Questions

At an intersection with no signs, lines or traffic lights, you must give way to:

• a.Vehicles coming from your left
• b.Any vehicle approaching from your right✓
• c.Larger vehicles only
• d.No one, because you have priority

At an uncontrolled intersection the give-way-to-the-right rule applies: give way to any vehicle coming from your right. (Tasmanian Driver Handbook, giving way)

When you enter a roundabout you must give way to:

• a.Any vehicle already travelling in the roundabout✓
• b.Only vehicles on your left
• c.Vehicles waiting to enter behind you
• d.Nobody once you have signalled

Slow down as you approach and give way to any vehicle already in the roundabout before you enter. (Tasmanian Driver Handbook, roundabouts)

You are turning right at an intersection. You must give way to:

• a.Vehicles behind you
• b.Nobody
• c.Oncoming vehicles going straight ahead or turning left✓
• d.Only motorcycles

A driver turning right must give way to oncoming traffic going straight through or turning left across your path. (Tasmanian Driver Handbook, turning)

At a T-intersection without signs or signals, who gives way?

• a.The vehicle on the continuing (through) road
• b.Whichever vehicle is larger
• c.The vehicle travelling faster
• d.The vehicle on the road that ends at the intersection✓

At a T-intersection the driver on the terminating road (the road that ends) must give way to traffic on the continuing road. (Tasmanian Driver Handbook, giving way)

When you turn at an intersection, you must give way to:

• a.Only vehicles, never pedestrians
• b.Pedestrians crossing the road you are turning into✓
• c.No one if your light is green
• d.Cyclists only

When turning you must give way to any pedestrian crossing the road you are entering. (Tasmanian Driver Handbook, pedestrians)