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