English Driving Licence Test Questions — Page 3

• A.Speed up to stay ahead of it
• B.Stop in the middle of the lane
• C.Give way by moving to the side safely
• D.Ignore it if you are already moving

Drivers must safely move aside to let emergency vehicles like ambulances and fire engines pass without delay.

• A.Comprehensive insurance only
• B.Third-party insurance
• C.Zero-depreciation insurance
• D.Insurance is not mandatory

At minimum, third-party insurance is legally required for every vehicle used on public roads in India.

• A.The vehicle's insurance is valid
• B.The vehicle's emissions are within permitted limits
• C.The vehicle's road tax is paid
• D.The driver has passed the driving test

A Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate confirms that the vehicle's exhaust emissions meet the prescribed limits.

• A.Flash your high beam back continuously
• B.Look towards the left edge of the road and slow down
• C.Close your eyes briefly
• D.Speed up to pass quickly

To avoid being dazzled, look towards the left edge of the road, slow down, and dim your own headlights.

• A.Right turn only ahead
• B.Compulsory turn to the left ahead
• C.No left turn
• D.Roundabout ahead

This sign tells drivers that they must turn left ahead; going straight or right is not permitted at that point.

• A.A dead end ahead
• B.The road allows vehicles to make a U-turn ahead
• C.A steep climb ahead
• D.A narrow bridge ahead

This sign warns that there is a point ahead where vehicles may turn back in the opposite direction.

• A.Horns must be used continuously
• B.Use of horn is not allowed in this area
• C.Only two-wheelers can use horns
• D.Horn can be used only at night

This sign is common near hospitals and schools and means drivers must not sound the horn in that area.

• A.Enter without slowing down
• B.Give way to traffic already in the roundabout
• C.Stop completely before entering, always
• D.Overtake other vehicles inside the roundabout

Vehicles entering a roundabout must give way to traffic already circulating within it.