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Driving Exam Questions

The official questions, in ten groups. Pick an answer and see why it is right.

Groups

Group 1Maneuvering
Group 2Safety law
Group 3Vehicle faults
Group 4Signs & markings
Group 5Intersections
Group 6Signal junctions
Group 7Markings & parking
Group 8Speed & cargo
Group 9Signals & overtaking
Group 10Safety & first aid

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The signal of a general alarm at a railway crossing is a series of: — Tesakan

The signal of a general alarm at a railway crossing is a series of:

When you are forced to stop on a crossing, the general alarm signal is one long and three short sound signals.

Under the rules, the general alarm signal given on a railway crossing is a combination of one long and three short sound signals (clause 112). The driver gives it while staying by the vehicle, and the stop signal to the train driver is given with a circular movement of the hand.

Option 1. A combination of two long and two short signals is not the official general alarm signal.
Option 3. The correct sequence requires only one long signal, not three.
Option 4. The required combination is one long and three short signals, not three long and one short.

Does a flashing yellow (orange) beacon on a vehicle give you the right of way?When approaching a vehicle with a flashing blue light and a special audible signal, drivers of public vehicles should: