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Quick quiz

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Which one of these must give way?

On a road when two lines of traffic merge into one line, this is called a zip merge. In a zip merge the vehicle that is behind, in this case Car A, has to give way to any vehicle that is ahead of it.

Which one of these must give way?

The Cyclist is turning right and so has to give way to all oncoming vehicles, including the car A, who is turning left.

Which one of these must give way?

Both cars are facing a give way sign, however Car A is turning right and so must give way to all vehicles approaching from the opposite direction.

Which one of these must give way?

At an uncontrolled intersection, vehicles must give way to all other vehicles approaching from their right. Car A should therefore give way to the cyclist.

Which one of these must give way?

Car C is entering the road from a private property and must give way to all vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians on the road, footpath or other road related area.

You drive up to a tram that has just stopped at a tram stop. What is the most important thing you should do?

What does this sign mean?

When is a driver allowed to go over the speed limit?

Are you permitted to make a U-turn at traffic lights?

If you take medicine and then drink alcohol-

What does this sign mean?

When do School Zones apply?

When is a young driver most at risk of having a serious crash?

About how long does it take the body to get rid of the alcohol from one standard drink?

What does this sign mean?

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Disclaimer:

The 15 questions used in RAA’s Quick Quiz are a combination of those that appear in the official Give Way and Multiple Choice tests. You will be asked 5 questions from the Give Way test, followed by 10 questions from the Multiple Choice test. The images we use may be slightly different to the official test, but this does not affect the answers. Please use this quiz to brush up on your road rule knowledge.