Safe driving behaviour — New South Wales Driver's Licence Practice Test
124 questions in this topic · 30 drawn at random this round
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This New South Wales Driver's Licence Safe driving behaviour practice set has 124 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation.
Sample questions
Three questions from the Safe driving behaviour bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.
Which of the following are the major behavioural factors that contribute to deaths on NSW roads?
- Speeding, drink driving, drug driving, fatigue and not wearing seatbelts — Correct answer
- Bad weather, poor road surfaces and vehicle faults
- Driving an old car, low tyre pressure and dirty windscreens
- Heavy traffic, road works and narrow lanes
Explanation: The handbook lists the major behavioural factors contributing to road deaths as speeding, drink driving, drug driving, fatigue and not wearing seatbelts.
Handbook: Safe driving behaviour — Major behavioural factors
On a road that has a speed limit sign, how fast may you drive?
- No faster than the speed limit shown on the sign — Correct answer
- Up to 10km/h faster than the sign in good conditions
- Whatever speed keeps up with surrounding traffic
- The default speed limit, ignoring the sign
Explanation: On roads with a speed limit sign, you must not drive faster than the speed limit shown on that sign.
Handbook: Safe driving behaviour — Speed limits
There is no speed limit sign on a street in a built-up area (street lights and buildings less than 100m apart). What is the default speed limit?
- 50km/h — Correct answer
- 40km/h
- 60km/h
- 100km/h
Explanation: In built-up areas — areas with street lights and buildings next to the road less than 100m apart — the default speed limit where there is no sign is 50km/h.
Handbook: Safe driving behaviour — Default speed limits