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T&T Regulations Test Practice Questions - Trinidad & Tobago Driver's Regulations Examination Exam
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QUESTION 1 / 25
In Trinidad and Tobago, on which side of the road must you normally drive?
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A
The right-hand side
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B
The left-hand side
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C
Either side, provided the road is clear
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D
The centre of the road
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QUESTION 2 / 25
To signal that you intend to move out or turn to your right using a hand signal, what should you do?
Choose one answer below.
A
Fully extend your right arm straight out with the palm facing forward
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B
Place your right hand on the roof of the vehicle
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C
Raise your right arm above your head
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D
Wave your right hand up and down below shoulder level
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QUESTION 3 / 25
Which hand signal indicates that you intend to slow down or stop?
Choose one answer below.
A
Right arm extended straight out, palm forward
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B
Right arm extended with the hand moved slowly up and down, palm facing downward
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C
Left arm extended straight out of the window
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D
Right arm rotating in a circular motion
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QUESTION 4 / 25
Who, according to the Highway Code, should be able to give the hand signals to other road users?
Choose one answer below.
A
Only learner drivers
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B
Drivers, motor cyclists, pedal cyclists and those in charge of horses
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C
Only police officers
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D
Only drivers of heavy goods vehicles
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QUESTION 5 / 25
When giving an arm signal, the Highway Code advises that you should signal how?
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A
Quickly and only at the last moment
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B
Clearly, decisively and in good time, with the arm fully extended
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C
Only if a police officer is present
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D
With a partly bent arm to avoid attracting attention
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QUESTION 6 / 25
A red circular sign showing a white horizontal bar means what?
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A
No entry for vehicular traffic
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B
Stop and give way
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C
One-way street ahead
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D
End of all restrictions
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QUESTION 7 / 25
What is the shape and colour of a STOP sign?
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A
A red triangle
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B
A red octagon (eight-sided) with the word STOP
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C
A blue circle
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D
A yellow diamond
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QUESTION 8 / 25
A triangular road sign with a red border generally gives what type of message?
Choose one answer below.
A
A warning of a hazard ahead
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B
A positive mandatory instruction
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C
Directions to a town
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D
Information about parking
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QUESTION 9 / 25
A circular sign with a red border and a number such as '50' inside means what?
Choose one answer below.
A
Minimum speed of 50 km/h
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B
Recommended speed of 50 km/h
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C
Maximum speed limit of 50 km/h
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D
Distance of 50 metres to a hazard
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QUESTION 10 / 25
What does a double continuous (unbroken) white line along the centre of the road mean?
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A
You may overtake freely
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B
You must not cross or straddle the lines to overtake
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C
The road is closed
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D
Parking is permitted on both sides
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QUESTION 11 / 25
At a junction controlled by a 'Give Way' sign and broken give-way lines, what must you do?
Choose one answer below.
A
Stop completely every time before proceeding
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B
Slow down, be ready to stop, and give way to traffic on the major road
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C
Sound your horn and proceed without stopping
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D
Speed up to merge quickly
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QUESTION 12 / 25
When approaching a roundabout in Trinidad and Tobago, to which traffic must you generally give way?
Choose one answer below.
A
Traffic approaching from your left
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B
Traffic already on the roundabout coming from your right
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C
Traffic behind you
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D
Pedestrians on the far side only
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QUESTION 13 / 25
The legal maximum speed limit on an ordinary urban or built-up road in Trinidad and Tobago is generally what?
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A
30 km/h
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B
50 km/h
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C
80 km/h
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D
100 km/h
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QUESTION 14 / 25
On a rural main road outside built-up areas, the general speed limit is normally what?
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A
50 km/h
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B
65 km/h
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C
80 km/h
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D
120 km/h
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QUESTION 15 / 25
On a highway in Trinidad and Tobago, the general maximum speed limit for a private car is normally what?
Choose one answer below.
A
60 km/h
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B
80 km/h
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C
100 km/h
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D
140 km/h
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QUESTION 16 / 25
When must a driver and front-seat passenger wear a seat belt in Trinidad and Tobago?
Choose one answer below.
A
Only on highways
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B
At all times while the vehicle is in motion
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C
Only at night
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D
Only when a police officer is visible
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QUESTION 17 / 25
The breath-alcohol limit for drivers in Trinidad and Tobago is which of the following?
Choose one answer below.
A
35 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath
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B
100 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath
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C
Any detectable trace of alcohol
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D
There is no breath-alcohol limit
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QUESTION 18 / 25
The breath-alcohol limit of 35 microgrammes per 100 millilitres of breath is equivalent to what blood-alcohol level?
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A
20 milligrammes per 100 ml of blood
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B
50 milligrammes per 100 ml of blood
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C
80 milligrammes per 100 ml of blood
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D
150 milligrammes per 100 ml of blood
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QUESTION 19 / 25
A holder of a provisional driving permit in Trinidad and Tobago must do which of the following?
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A
Drive only on highways
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B
Be accompanied by a fully licensed and experienced driver and display 'L' plates
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C
Carry no passengers at any time
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D
Drive only between midnight and dawn
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QUESTION 20 / 25
What does a flashing amber (yellow) light at a pedestrian crossing or signal usually require you to do?
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A
Stop completely and wait for green
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B
Proceed with caution, giving way to pedestrians on the crossing
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C
Accelerate to clear the crossing quickly
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D
Treat it the same as a steady red light
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QUESTION 21 / 25
At traffic lights, what does a steady amber (yellow) light shown alone mean?
Choose one answer below.
A
Go, the road is clear
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B
Stop, unless you are so close that stopping might cause a collision
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C
Speed up to beat the red
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D
Reverse away from the junction
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QUESTION 22 / 25
At a junction, when red and amber are shown together at traffic lights, what does this mean?
Choose one answer below.
A
Go immediately
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B
Stop; do not move off, but be ready as green is about to show
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C
The lights are faulty; ignore them
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D
Turn left only
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QUESTION 23 / 25
What is the safest general rule for the gap you should keep behind the vehicle in front in good, dry conditions?
Choose one answer below.
A
Keep at least a two-second following gap
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B
Keep within one car length at any speed
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C
Keep as close as possible to discourage others from cutting in
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D
There is no need to keep any gap below 50 km/h
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QUESTION 24 / 25
In wet weather your stopping distance changes how, and what should you do?
Choose one answer below.
A
It decreases, so you can drive faster
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B
It roughly doubles, so you should increase your following distance
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C
It is unchanged if your tyres are new
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D
It only matters on highways
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QUESTION 25 / 25
Before changing lanes on a multi-lane road, what is the correct routine?
Choose one answer below.
A
Signal only, then move immediately
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B
Mirror, signal, check your blind spot, then manoeuvre when safe
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C
Sound your horn and move across
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D
Move first, then signal once you are in the new lane
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