A) RA 8404 B) PD 855 C) RA 4136 D) PD 1613
A) Car, road, driver B) Road, police, driver C) Government, road, people D) Vehicle, way, road user
A) Transportation B) Traffic C) Transit D) Travel
A) MMDA B) LTO C) PNP-HPG D) DPWH
A) PNP B) DOTC C) LTO D) NBI
A) Supervision B) Regulation C) Prosecution D) Control
A) Passenger B) Hitchhiker C) Runner D) Pedestrian
A) Traffic enforcer B) Driver C) Pedestrian D) Passenger
A) Keep anywhere safe B) Keep left C) Keep center D) Keep right
A) Student permit B) Conductor’s license C) Professional license D) Non-professional license
A) Lifetime B) 3 years C) 10 years D) 5 years
A) Insurance B) OR/CR C) Driver’s License D) Plate Number
A) Yellow background, black text B) Blue background, white symbol C) Orange background, black text D) Red border, white background
A) Red border B) Yellow C) Blue D) Green
A) Green or Blue B) Yellow C) Red D) Orange
A) Stop B) Do not cross C) You may cross anytime D) Speed up
A) You may cross with caution B) Reverse C) No crossing D) Stop first
A) 80 kph B) 120 kph C) 100 kph D) 60 kph
A) Speed up B) Proceed with caution C) Stop D) Go
A) Reverse B) Stop if safe to do so C) Hurry up D) Go faster
A) Yield B) Stop C) Prepare to stop D) Go
A) 5 meters B) 20 meters C) 30 meters D) 10 meters
A) Right B) Left C) Any side D) Center
A) The road is wide B) There is no vehicle behind C) You are in a hurry D) The vehicle ahead is turning left
A) Overspeeding B) Wearing seatbelt C) Drunk driving D) Using cellphone
A) Land Transportation and Traffic Code B) Seatbelt Use Act C) Anti-Drunk Driving Law D) Clean Air Act
A) Seat Belts Use Act B) Speed Limit Act C) Motorcycle Helmet Act D) Anti-Drunk Driving Act
A) Seatbelt Act B) Motorcycle Helmet Act C) Traffic Management Act D) Clean Air Act
A) Anti-Drunk Driving Act B) Helmet Act C) Speed Limit Act D) Anti-Distracted Driving Act
A) Seatbelt Act B) Helmet Act C) Anti-Drunk and Drugged Driving Act D) Distracted Driving Act
A) All occupants of the vehicle B) Driver only C) Back seat passengers only D) Front seat passengers only
A) Any helmet B) Fashion helmets only C) Standard protective helmets D) Open-faced only
A) Hands-free B) Traffic is slow C) You are at a red light D) You are on a side road
A) 0.03% B) 0.15% C) 0.05% D) 0.10%
A) A licensed driver B) A traffic enforcer C) Any adult D) A mechanic
A) 6 months B) 30 days C) 2 years D) 1 year
A) Alone B) On expressways only C) B. With a licensed driver beside them D) At night only
A) Every 2 years B) Every year C) Every 6 months D) Every 5 years
A) In the glove box only B) Photographed only C) Kept at home D) Carried always when driving
A) Only at the back B) Inside the windshield C) Plate numbers must be: D) Properly attached front and rear
A) The vehicle is unregistered B) Insurance is void C) No penalty if within 30 days D) They are driving without a valid license
A) Buses only B) Private vehicles only C) Trucks only D) For hire vehicles
A) Private only B) Private and for-hire vehicles C) Motorcycles only D) Heavy equipment only
A) Argue B) Speed away C) Ignore them D) Stop safely and cooperate
A) OR/CR B) Insurance C) Driver’s License D) Voter’s ID
A) Not an offense B) Allowed if faded C) A traffic violation D) Allowed for aesthetics
A) Four-way stop B) Roundabout C) Yield intersection D) Green light always
A) The bigger vehicle B) The vehicle on the right C) The faster vehicle D) The vehicle on the left
A) Police car without lights B) Faster vehicles C) Emergency vehicles with siren/lights D) Luxury cars
A) Within 6 meters of a crosswalk B) In a designated parking area C) On the right side D) On a wide street
A) Injury, death, or damage B) Injury or death C) Damage only D) Near miss only
A) Move the vehicles immediately B) Secure the scene and give first aid C) Call a lawyer D) Chase witnesses
A) Collect evidence B) Photograph the scene C) Save lives D) Interview witnesses
A) Someone is injured B) All of the above C) Someone dies D) Vehicle is damaged
A) Only property damage B) No one injured C) Injury but no death D) No witnesses
A) Minor injury B) Vehicle total loss C) Road damage only D) No injury or death
A) Diagram B) Finished sketch C) Rough sketch D) Scale drawing
A) Estimates B) Fixed reference points C) Memory D) Witness statements
A) Vehicle was turning B) Vehicle was accelerating C) Vehicle was braking D) Vehicle was parked
A) The vehicle was moving faster B) MBrakes failed C) The vehicle was moving slowly D) Road was dry
A) Rest position B) Final position C) Point of perception D) Point of impact
A) Starting point B) Final resting position C) Point of impact D) Reference point
A) Hearsay B) Witness testimony C) Admission D) Confession
A) From one angle only B) Only of the victims C) After clearing the road D) Before moving anything
A) Names of parties B) Time and place C) Victim’s income D) Weather condition
A) Never determined B) Unknown only C) Always the road D) Human factor
A) Police, driver, pedestrian B) Speed, alcohol, lights C) Human, vehicle, road/environment D) Rain, sun, wind
A) Road conditions B) Weather C) Vehicle defects D) Human error
A) The leading vehicle B) Both equally C) The road authority D) The following vehicle
A) Witnesses left B) Police did not respond C) No one was hurt D) Vehicle fled the scene
A) Allowed if no one is hurt B) Not a violation C) Allowed if you have insurance D) A criminal offense
A) Move everything then report B) Stop, exchange info, report to police C) Leave immediately D) Call your lawyer only
A) Incident Log B) Police Blotter C) LTO Form D) Traffic Accident Report
A) Clues B) Indicators C) Proof D) Physical evidence
A) Who to blame only B) The cause and circumstances C) How much to fine D) Insurance payment only
A) Always go first B) Drive fast C) Honk often D) Anticipate hazards
A) Drive faster B) Keep lights off C) Dim lights for oncoming traffic D) Use high beam always
A) On dark roads with no oncoming traffic B) In fog C) In heavy traffic D) When following another vehicle
A) 2 seconds B) 1 second C) 5 seconds always D) 3 meters
A) Braking time B) Speed C) B. Following distance D) Fuel consumption
A) 10 seconds B) 3–4 seconds C) 1 second D) Same 2 seconds
A) Brake hard B) Turn opposite way C) B. Steer in the direction you want to go D) Accelerate
A) Emergency lights only B) Low beam C) High beam D) No lights
A) Radio stations B) Passenger list C) Tire pressure D) Time
A) It’s broken B) Go slowly C) B. Stop then proceed when safe D) Slow down
A) Proceed with caution B) Treat as stop sign C) Speed up D) Stop
A) Slow down and watch for children B) Speed up C) Honk continuously D) Keep same speed
A) Arm bent upward B) Arm circling C) Arm bent downward D) Arm straight out
A) Arm straight out B) Arm bent down C) Wave hand D) Arm bent up
A) Arm straight out B) Arm bent downward C) Fist raised D) Arm bent up
A) You can see far ahead B) Vehicle ahead is slow C) The road is wide D) There is a curve ahead
A) Speed up B) Check mirrors and blind spots C) Honk D) Change suddenly
A) Behind your vehicle only B) Not visible in your mirrors C) Where lights don’t reach D) In front of your vehicle
A) Accelerate B) Turn off engine C) Pump brakes (non-ABS) or apply firmly (ABS) D) Pull handbrake hard
A) Straight B) Toward the curb C) Away from the curb D) Inward
A) Toward the curb B) Away from the curb C) Straight D) Randomly
A) Prevent skidding on wet roads B) Look good C) Save fuel D) Go faster
A) Use emergency lane B) Shift to lower gear C) Jump out immediately D) Pull handbrake gently
A) Reaction time slows down B) Engine overheats C) You drive too slow D) You get lost
A) Drive only during the day B) Drive very slowly C) Know and follow traffic rules and drive defensively D) Have a good car |