- 1. A driver makes a U-turn despite the presence of a "No U-turn" sign. What type of traffic control device did he violate?
A) Warning sign
B) Directional sign
C) Prohibitive sign
D) Guiding sign
- 2. While patrolling, a police officer sees a car parked within 4 meters of a fire hydrant with a "No Parking" sign. What should the officer do?
A) Wait for the driver to move
B) Ignore since no fire emergency is happening
C) Give a verbal warning only
D) Issue a traffic citation
- 3. A flashing yellow light at an intersection means;
A) Stop completely and wait for green
B) Stop for pedestrians only
C) Slow down and proceed with caution
D) Proceed past to clear the intersection
- 4. Traffic lights that automatically adjust based on real-time vehicle low are part of which system?
A) Rotary control system
B) Fixed-time system
C) Computerize control system
D) Progressive system
- 5. When an officer stands in the middle of an intersection to direct vehicles, what activity is being performed?
A) Area patrol
B) Traffic patrol
C) stationary observation
D) Traffic direction and control
- 6. These signs are used to inform road users of potentially hazardous roadway conditions or unusual traffic movement.
A) Warning signs
B) Guiding signs
C) Regulatory signs
D) Directional signs
- 7. These warning signs and form motorist of the type of curve or bend they will encounter ahead on the road.
A) Advanced direction signs
B) Horizontal signs
C) Intersection signs
D) Road obstacle signs
- 8. These signs are used to indicate a signalized intersection and warn motorist about the presence of STOP or GIVE WAY signs ahead.
A) Intersection signs
B) Advance warning
C) Supplementary signs
D) Road obstacle signs
- 9. These signs indicate the directions that motorist should follow before reaching an intersection or turn.
A) Intersection direction signs
B) Advance direction signs
C) Reassurance direction signs
D) Fingerboard direction signs
- 10. These signs give the approximate distance of a particular exit or destination.
A) Intersection direction signs
B) Advanced direction signs
C) Service signs
D) Reassurance direction signs
- 11. These signs display the names of roads or streets that road users are passing or entering.
A) Fingerboard direction signs
B) Tourist destination signs
C) Regulatory signs
D) Intersection direction signs
- 12. These signs provide the names of roads and streets that motorists are passing or entering.
A) Advanced direction signs
B) Tourist destination signs
C) Route markers
D) Street name signs
- 13. These signs give general information such as town names, boundaries, are geographical features.
A) Street name signs
B) Hazard markers
C) Town names and geographical feature signs
D) Service signs
- 14. These signs indicate the presence of essential services such as hospitals, gas stations or rest areas.
A) Hazard markers
B) Route markers
C) Tourist information signs
D) Service signs
- 15. These markers are used to emphasize to drivers a marked change in road direction or the presence of an obstruction.
A) Hazard markers
B) Route markers
C) Traffic instruction signs
D) Expressway signs
- 16. These signs provide route numbers of national highways and indicate the direction of the route.
A) Tourist destination signs
B) Route markers
C) Town name signs
D) Service signs
- 17. These markings are white, yellow, or a combination of both, and serve as separation lines for vehicles traveling in opposite or the same direction.
A) Reflectorized markings
B) Pavement markings
C) Object markings
D) Curb markings
- 18. Markings placed on road edges or curbs to indicate parking restrictions or loading regulations.
A) Curb markings for restrictions
B) Object markings
C) Pavement markings
D) Reflectorized markings
- 19. Markings placed on objects like humps, rocks, or barriers to warn motorist of possible hazards.
A) Pavement markings
B) Curb markings
C) Object markings
D) Reflectorized markings
- 20. Devices that reflect light and become visible at night when illuminated by headlights.
A) Pavement markings
B) Road Islands
C) Object markings
D) Reflectorized markings
- 21. A system of traffic engineering employing prescribed rules, signals and markings to promote safety and reduce congestion.
A) Regulatory Devices
B) Traffic Control Devices
C) Guiding Devices
D) Stop sign
- 22. A device installed beside a road with specific shape and design to inform road users of conditions and instructions.
A) Traffic control devices
B) Directional signs
C) Regulatory devices
D) Road/Traffic Signs
- 23. Traffic devices that have the authority of law and must be obeyed by all road users.
A) Regulatory Devices
B) Traffic control Devices
C) Guiding Devices
D) Directional devices
- 24. This sign requires all drivers to stop completely at the designated line before proceeding.
A) Signage
B) Longitudinal sign
C) Directional Sign
D) Stop Sign
- 25. The sign instructing drivers to yield to vehicles on the right side of an intersection.
A) Give stop sign
B) Give Way Sign
C) Directional sign
D) Signage
- 26. Signs that show the direction a motorist is obliged to follow.
A) Give me signs
B) Devices signs
C) Warning signs
D) Directional Signs
- 27. Signs that prohibit or restrict certain vehicle or pedestrian movements.
A) Directional signs
B) Prohibitive or Restrictive Signs
C) Warning signs
D) Devices signs
- 28. Devices used to warn motorist of hazardous or unusual road condition ahead.
A) Give way signs
B) Directional sign
C) Warning Signs/Devices
D) Stop signs
- 29. Devices that provide information on routes, destination and directions.
A) Guiding Devices
B) Give way signs
C) Directional signs
D) Regulatory devices
- 30. Road markings placed lengthwise to regulate traffic flow.
A) Pavement markings
B) Longitudinal Lines
C) Linings
D) Stop
- 31. Lines officially set on roadways a separation for vehicles traveling in the same or opposite direction.
A) Traffic sign markings
B) Fixed time system
C) Pavement markings
D) Progressive system
- 32. Markings placed on curbs or edges off the road for restriction or parking regulation.
A) Traffic signal lights
B) Curbs markings for Restriction
C) Pavement markings
D) Progressive system
- 33. An electrical device at intersections that regulates vehicle and pedestrian movement.
A) Longitudinal lights
B) Lightenings
C) Traffic signal lights
D) Fixed time system
- 34. The international color order of traffic lights.
A) Red, yellow
B) Red ,purple ,green
C) Red, Amber(Yellow),Green(RAG)
- 35. A signal system controlled by a fixed, pre-determined time schedule.
A) Rotary island system
B) Progressive system
C) Fixed-time system
D) Marking system
- 36. A signal system where green lights are timed in sequence across intersections to maintain traffic flow.
A) Fixed time system
B) Progressive system
C) Guiding system
D) Analyzing system
- 37. A raised area within the roadway designed to guide vehicle and pedestrian movement.
A) Channelizing Island
B) Division Island
C) Rotary Island
D) Traffic Island
- 38. A type of island used to separate opposing directions of traffic flow.
A) Rotary Island
B) Division Island
C) Channelizing Island
D) Traffic Island
- 39. A type of island designed to direct or channelize the flow of traffic.
A) Rotary Island
B) Channelizing Island
C) Traffic Island
D) Division Island
- 40. A type of island built a long intersections are rotundas four vehicles to turn around.
A) Traffic Island
B) Channelizing Island
C) Division Island
D) Rotary Island
- 41. Traffic supervision mainly aims to;
A) Keep order and ensure safe use of road
B) Increase the number of police on highways
C) Issue as many tickets as possible
D) Control only pedestrian movement
- 42. Which of the following best describe traffic law enforcement?
A) Public education on driving rules
B) Government road construction
C) Police and court actions compelling obedience to traffic laws.
D) The action of private citizens to report violations
- 43. In traffic enforcement, the detection stage refers to;
A) Presenting evidence in court
B) Giving penalty to violators or driver
C) Determining the guilt of the accused
D) Looking for defects and motorist behavior.
- 44. Which is an example of preventive activity and traffic law enforcement?
A) Conducting regular patrols to avoid violations.
B) Court penalization
C) Prosecuting offenders
D) Issuing fines for the violator and driver
- 45. A traffic citation is used to;
A) Collect road fees
B) Make a violator appear in court without arrest.
C) Detain the driver immediately
D) Warn a driver without penalty
- 46. Which of the following involves driving or walking around an area for enforcement and public service?
A) Traffic patrol.
B) Court adjudication
C) Traffic citation
D) Stationary observation
- 47. When a traffic enforcer remains only visible to all motorists during observation, it is called;
A) Conspicuous observation.
B) Hidden surveillance
C) Concealed observation
D) Visible observation
- 48. When a police officer is visible but not easily noticed unless the driver looks carefully, it is called;
A) Line patrol
B) Visible observation.
C) Conspicuous observation
D) Concealed observation
- 49. Which whistle signal means"STOP"?
A) Continuous blowing
B) Three long blasts
C) One long blast.
D) Two short blasts
- 50. Which type of traffic patrol covers a specific road between two points?
A) Stationary patrol
B) Concealed patrol
C) Area patrol
D) Line patrol.
- 51. It refers to keeping order on the street and highway within existing regulations to make their use safe and expeditious.
A) Traffic law enforcement
B) Traffic supervision.
C) Traffics
D) Police traffic law enforcement
- 52. The action taken by the police and the court to compel obedience to traffic laws and ordinances.
A) Traffic supervision
B) Police
C) Police traffic law enforcement
D) Traffic law enforcement
- 53. The part of traffic enforcement performed by the police and other agencies with police power.
A) Police traffic law enforcement.
B) Police power
C) Traffic law enforcement
D) Traffic supervision
- 54. The stage of enforcement where the officer looks for defects in motorist's behavior or road conditions.
A) Adjudication
B) Traffic arrest
C) Detection.
D) Penalization
- 55. The step in the enforcement process where the court determines the gent or innocence of the accused.
A) Penalization
B) Traffic arrest
C) Adjudication.
D) Detection
- 56. The final step in the police-court enforcement process where penalties are imposed in violators.
A) Traffic arrest
B) Detection
C) Penalization.
D) Adjudication
- 57. Enforcement action that consists of taking a person into custody for a traffic violation.
A) Area patrol
B) Traffic arrest
C) Stop
D) Enforcement system
- 58. Type of patrol conducted within a specific beat or district covering several streets or intersections.
A) Traffic arrest
B) Enforcement system
C) Area patrol.
D) Penalization
- 59. The signal given by one long blast of the whistle.
A) Stop
B) Enforcement system
C) Penalization
D) Area patrol
- 60. The element of the traffic enforcement system composed of legislation, police, court, and penalties.
A) Detection
B) Traffic supervision
C) Enforcement system.
D) Adjudication
- 61. It is defined as "That occurrence and a sequence of events which usually produces unintended injury, death or property damage.
A) Traffic accident
B) Accident
C) Incident
D) Accident of the traffic
- 62. An accident involving travel transportation on a traffic way.
A) Traffic accident
B) Accident
C) Motor accident
D) Non-motor accident
- 63. Refers to any accident occurring on a traffic way involving person using traffic way or travel or transportation but not involving a motor vehicle in motion. Pedestrian and cyclist on a traffic way
A) Non-motor vehicle non-traffic accident
B) Non-motor vehicle traffic accident
C) Motor vehicle traffic accident
D) Motor vehicle non-traffic accident
- 64. Involving person using vehicle or transportation but not involving a motor vehicle and motion.
A) Motor vehicle non-traffic accident
B) Non-motor vehicle non-traffic traffic accident
C) Motor vehicle traffic accident
D) Non-motor vehicle traffic accident
- 65. Any MV accident which occurs entirely in any place other than a traffic way. Accident on a private driveway.
A) Non-motor vehicle non traffic accident
B) Motor vehicle non-traffic accident
C) Non-motor vehicle traffic accident
D) Motor vehicle traffic accident
- 66. Any MV accident occurring on a traffic way. Collision between automobiles on a highway.
A) Motor vehicle traffic accident
B) Motor vehicle non traffic accident
C) Non-motor vehicle traffic accident
D) Non-motor vehicle non traffic accident
- 67. An event on the road which characterizes the manner of occurrence of a motor vehicle traffic accident.
A) Event parties
B) Acquaintance event
C) Key event
D) Running off road
- 68. Is a frontal collision usually of two vehicles.
A) Non collision and road
B) Head-on collision
C) Collision on road
D) Rear-end collision
- 69. A collision wherein a vehicle crashes in to the vehicle in front of it, collided with the back of another vehicle.
A) Collision on the road
B) Rear-end collision
C) Collision
D) Head-on collision
- 70. This type of accidents includes all forms of accidents as long as there is collision.
A) Collision
B) Collision on road
C) Running of the road
D) Non collision on road
- 71. This does not involve any collision an example of which is overturning.
A) Head on collision
B) Collision on road
C) Non-collision on road
D) Running off road
- 72. Usually characterized by a falling on the roadside or on the cliff a long mountainous road.
A) Collision
B) Non collision and road
C) Running off road
D) Collision on road
- 73. An accident wherein a vehicle hits another on its side inflicting damage but not sufficient to stop any of the vehicle.
A) Angel collusion
B) Side wipe collision
C) Side wipe accident
- 74. Is a collusion between two traffic units approaching on separate roadways or other parts that intersect.
A) Angle collision
B) Side wipe collusion
C) Side swipe accidents
- 75. There is no fatal injury to any person but only damage to the motor vehicle or too the properties including injury to animals.
A) Serious injury accident
B) Property damage accident
C) Fatal accident
D) Minor injury accident
- 76. Only less serious injuries to persons.
A) Minor injury accident
B) Serious injury accident
C) Property damage accident
D) Fatal accident
- 77. These causes serious injuries to person.
A) Property damage accident
B) Minor injury accident
C) Fatal accident
D) Serious injury accident
- 78. This result in death of one or more persons.
A) Property damage accident
B) Fatal accident
C) Minor injury accident
D) Serious injury accident
- 79. A sunken track worn by a wheel, as in road, hence, a groove forming a path for anything.
A) Paint Strips
B) Ruts
C) Debris
D) Gouge
- 80. When a vehicle collided with other object, it sometimes transfers its paint to the other object.
A) Debris
B) Ruts
C) Gouge
D) Paint strips
- 81. A groove made by a hard part of a motor vehicle to another car after side sweeping each other or it may be left on a road surface by a motor vehicle which overturned then slide on the road surface.
A) Gouge
B) Paint strips
C) Ruts
D) Debris
- 82. The scattered broken parts of vehicles, rubbish, dust and other materials left at the scene of the incident caused by a collision.
A) Ruts
B) Debris
C) Gouge
D) Paint strips
- 83. A skid mark that is left on a surface by a tire that is sliding without rotation.
A) Skid skid
B) Centrifugal skid
C) Gap skid
D) Locked wheel skid
- 84. A braking skid mark which is interrupted by a release and reapplication of the brakes.
A) Skip skip
B) Centrifugal skid
C) Gap skid
D) Locked wheel
- 85. The mark left on the surface buy a rotating tire that is slipping or sliding.
A) Centrifugal skid
B) Locked wheel
C) Gap skid
D) Skip skid
- 86. A braking skid mark interrupted at frequent, regular intervals
The skid mark made by a bouncing wheel on which brakes keep the wheel from turning.
A) Locked wheel
B) Skip Skid
C) Centrifugal skid
D) Gap skid
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