Victoria Learner Permit Test — All Questions

You approach a red octagonal STOP sign at an intersection. What must you do?

• a.Slow down and drive through if the way looks clear
• b.Come to a complete stop, then give way before entering the intersection✓
• c.Stop only if another vehicle is already there
• d.Sound your horn and keep moving

A STOP sign requires you to come to a complete stop behind the stop line every time, then give way before you enter. (Road to Solo Driving)

A triangular GIVE WAY sign faces you as you approach an intersection. What does it require?

• a.Come to a full stop on every occasion
• b.Give way only to vehicles on your left
• c.Slow down and, if necessary, stop to give way to other traffic and pedestrians✓
• d.Nothing, it is only advice

A GIVE WAY sign means slow down and be ready to stop so you can give way to other traffic and to pedestrians before proceeding. (Road to Solo Driving)

You see a yellow diamond-shaped sign with a black symbol on it. What kind of sign is this?

• a.A warning sign alerting you to a hazard ahead✓
• b.A regulatory sign you must obey by law
• c.A parking information sign
• d.A tourist direction sign

Diamond-shaped yellow signs are warning signs; they tell you about a possible hazard ahead so you can prepare, but they are not a law you 'obey' like a red or black-and-white regulatory sign. (Road to Solo Driving)

At a set of traffic lights a red arrow is showing for the direction you want to turn. What must you do?

• a.Turn slowly with extra care
• b.Turn if there are no pedestrians
• c.Treat it the same as a green light
• d.Do not turn in that direction until the arrow turns green✓

A red arrow means you must not turn in that direction; wait behind the line until the arrow turns green. (Road to Solo Driving)

A single continuous (unbroken) line is painted along the centre of the road on your side. What does it mean?

• a.You may cross it whenever you want to overtake
• b.You must not cross or straddle it, except in limited situations such as entering a property✓
• c.It marks the edge of a bicycle lane
• d.It shows the start of a school zone

You must not cross or straddle a single continuous centre line except in limited cases, for example to enter or leave a property. It is there to keep opposing traffic apart. (Road to Solo Driving)