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Freeways, tunnels and sharing the road — Victoria Driver's Licence Practice Test

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This Victoria Driver's Licence Freeways, tunnels and sharing the road practice set has 127 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 78% on the real Victoria Driver's Licence knowledge test to pass.

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Three questions from the Freeways, tunnels and sharing the road bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.

  1. Why does the handbook give special advice for driving on freeways?

    • Speeds are often high and the traffic is heavy Correct answer
    • Freeways have no road rules
    • Only learner drivers use freeways
    • Freeways are always empty

    Explanation: Freeway speeds are often high and the traffic is heavy, so special advice applies to help you drive safely.

    Handbook: Freeways, tunnels and sharing the road — Freeways

  2. When entering a freeway, what should you do with your speed on the entry ramp?

    • Adjust it to match the speed of the freeway traffic Correct answer
    • Drive as slowly as possible
    • Stop at the end of the ramp and wait
    • Drive well above the freeway speed limit

    Explanation: Adjust your speed along the entry ramp to match that of the freeway traffic so you can merge smoothly.

    Handbook: Freeways, tunnels and sharing the road — Entering a freeway

  3. What must you do about your intentions when entering a freeway?

    • Clearly indicate your intentions Correct answer
    • Avoid using your indicators
    • Flash your headlights repeatedly
    • Sound your horn continuously

    Explanation: You must clearly indicate your intentions when entering a freeway so other drivers know what you plan to do.

    Handbook: Freeways, tunnels and sharing the road — Entering a freeway