English Driving Licence Test Questions — Page 2

• A.Maintain highway speed
• B.Slow down and watch for children
• C.Overtake quickly before school hours
• D.Ignore it if no children are visible

Near a school zone, drivers must slow down and stay alert as children may cross the road suddenly.

• A.Bridge ahead
• B.Unmanned railway crossing ahead
• C.Fuel station ahead
• D.Toll booth ahead

This sign warns of an unmanned railway crossing; the driver must slow down, look both ways, and cross only when safe.

• A.Overtaking is prohibited
• B.Overtaking is permitted if the road ahead is clear
• C.It marks a pedestrian zone
• D.It marks a no-parking zone

A broken white centre line allows vehicles to cross it to overtake when it is safe to do so.

• A.From the right side
• B.From the left side
• C.From either side, driver's choice
• D.Only from behind, never overtake

In India, vehicles are generally overtaken from the right side, unless the vehicle ahead signals a right turn.

• A.Road widens ahead
• B.No overtaking zone
• C.Two-way traffic ahead
• D.Roundabout ahead

This sign is placed where overtaking is dangerous, such as near a curve or narrow bridge, and warns drivers not to overtake.

• A.One-way street starts here
• B.Entry of vehicles is prohibited beyond this point
• C.No parking beyond this point
• D.Speed breaker ahead

A No Entry sign prohibits any vehicle from entering that road from that direction.

• A.The rightmost lane
• B.The leftmost lane
• C.Any lane, no rule applies
• D.The middle lane only

Slower-moving traffic should keep to the leftmost lane, keeping the right lanes free for overtaking.

• A.The faster vehicle
• B.The vehicle on your right
• C.The bigger vehicle
• D.Whoever honks first

At an uncontrolled junction, traffic already on your right generally has the right of way and should be given priority.