Learning Licence Test

To be able to drive on public roads in India legitimately, an individual must have a valid Driving Licence and to do so; the first step is to acquire a Learning Licence. This certificate can be availed by all eligible Indian citizens above the age of 16 (with a written parental consent if they aren't adults). Applicants who want to avail a Learning Licence will be required to pass a written test, either through online or offline mode. The questions that could be asked will be in the format of multiple choice question format, where the applicants will be required to select the correct answer. The applicants will be required to get a minimum number of correct answers to pass the driving licence test.

Below mentioned are some sample questions which could be asked during a Driving Licence Test. The correct answers have been highlighted in the answer section.

If you are near a zebra crossing and you can see that people are waiting to cross the road, you must

• Press horn and proceed

• Slow down, press horn and proceed

• Stop the vehicle, wait until pedestrians have crossed the road and then move forward

You are approaching a narrow bridge and a different vehicle is about to enter the bridge from the other side. What must you do?

• You must wait until the other vehicle crosses the bridge before proceeding

• Turn on the headlight and the cross the bridge

• Increase the speed of the vehicle and try to cross the bridge quickly

In case you see a vehicle along the way that has met with an accident, and there are injured passengers inside, you should -

• Take the vehicle involved in the accident to the nearest police station and report the accident

• Stop your vehicle and report the accident to the nearest police station

• Take measures to provide medical attention to the injured and then report the accident to the nearest police station within 24 hours

On a road that has been designated as one way

• You should not drive in reverse gear

• Don't park

• You should not overtake

If a vehicle approaches a railway crossing which is not guarded and the vehicle wishes to proceed, the driver must

• Press the horn and cross the track at the earliest

• Wait until the train passes

• Stop the vehicle on the left side of the road, approach the track and make sure that there is no train or trolley which is coming from any side before crossing.

Vehicles can be distinguished by

• The number plate of the vehicle

• Colour of the vehicle

• The tire size of the vehicle

A Learner’s Licence is valid for

• 30 days

• Until a driving licence is availed

• Six months

If the road does not have a footpath, pedestrians will be required to

• Walk on the left side of the road

• Walk on the right side of the road

• Walk on any side of the road

The free passage should be provided to the following vehicles

• Express buses

• Police vehicles

• Fire service vehicles and ambulance

Vehicles that come from the opposite side should be allowed to proceed through the

• Right side

• Left side

• Any convenient side

The Driver of a vehicle can overtake another vehicle when

• The driver of the vehicle in front gives the signal to overtake

• Driving down a hill

• The road is wide enough

The driver of a vehicle must drive through the

• Center of the road

• Left side of the road

• Right side of the road

If a vehicle is parked on the roadside at night

• Park light should remain on

• The vehicle should be locked

• All of the above

Fog lamps installed in vehicles should be used when

• At night

• There is mist

• When the vehicle opposite is not using dim light

Zebra lines are indicated for

• Stopping vehicles

• Overtaking

• Crossing of pedestrians

If you see an ambulance is approaching

• You must allow free passage by moving to the side of the road

• No preference should be given

• You must Provide passage if there are no vehicles on the other side

The red traffic light is a sign to

• Stop the vehicle

• Slow the vehicle

• Proceed with caution

Parking in front of a hospital is

• Correct

• Not correct

• Depends on the situation

If the driver sees the sign of 'Slippery Road Ahead,’ he/she must

• Change gear and reduce speed

• Drive faster

• Apply brake but keep moving at the same speed

Overtaking is prohibited when

• Poses a danger to oncoming traffic

• Roads are slippery

• All of the above

Overtaking when a vehicle is approaching a bend is

• Allowed with caution

• Allowed

• Not allowed

Drunken driving is

• Prohibited at all times

• Allowed at night

• Allowed during the day

Honking is prohibited near.

• Hospitals, Court of Law

• Around Temple, Mosque, and Churches

• Near Police Stations

The rear-view mirror is utilized for

• Watching back seat passengers

• Watching traffic that is approaching from behind

• Car decor

Boarding in and alighting from vehicles when it is in motion is

• Allowed in buses

• Allowed in autos

• Prohibited in all vehicles

Cell phones shouldn't be used

• While driving a vehicle

• At home

• In office

Overtaking isn't allowed when

• The road is wide enough

• The road has no potholes

• The road ahead is not visible clearly

Pedestrians aren't allowed to cross the road close to stopped vehicles or near sharp bends because

• Drivers of the approaching vehicles might not be able to see them

• It is inconvenient to other pedestrians.

• It is an inconvenience to oncoming vehicles.

Records that must be with the driver at all times while driving the vehicle include

• Insurance Certificate, GCR, Registration certificate

• Permit, Trip Sheet and RC

• Insurance Certificate, Driving licence, tax token and Registration certificate

The validity of the Certificate of pollution Under Control is

• 1 year

• 6 months

• 2 years

The Minimum age for availing a driving licence for a vehicle without gear is

• 18 years

• 16 years

• 21 years

When you see the sign, ‘School Nearby,’ you must

• Stop the vehicle

• Press horn and keep moving at the same speed    

• Slow down and go ahead with caution

If you are turning a two-wheeler to the left, you must

• Stretch the right hand and give the left turn signal

• Stretch the left hand and give the left turn signal

• Not give any signal

One-time tax for a new car is valid until

• 5 years

• 15 years

• Until registration is canceled

Before overtaking a vehicle, the driver must ensure that

• There are no vehicles ahead

• The road is not safe

• The road ahead is visible clearly, and it is safe to overtake

Parking is not permissible on

• On a one-way road

• A footpath

• On the main road

Handbrake must be used to

• Apply brake suddenly

• Park a vehicle

• Reduce speed

Using an unregistered vehicle in public spaces is

• Legal if necessary

• Illegal

• Legal

Minimum age to avail the driving license for a vehicle is

• 16 years

• 20 years

• 45 years