Learner Licence questions Meerut
| Question | Option 1 | Option 2 | Option 3 | Answer | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| When lorries are loaded | The load can be projected to both sides within 30 cm. | The load shall not project on both sides. | The load can be projected to both sides within 50 cm. | 2 | |
| Maximum length of load that can be projected from the rear part of a goods carriage…. | 150 cm | 100 cm | 120 cm | 2 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of heavy motor vehicles in the cities…….. | 35 Km/hr | 45 Km/hr | 60 Km/hr | 2 | |
| Maximum distance allowed between towing and towed vehicles….. | 15 meters | 5 meters | 10 meters | 2 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of a motor cycle in cities…. | 40 km/hour | 30 km/hour | 50 km/hour | 1 | |
| You are driving on a two-lane street, vehicle in front of you is moving very slowly and the road ahead is clear for overtaking, you should… | Pass the vehicle from the left hand side. | Pass the vehicle from the right hand side. | Pass the vehicle from any convenient side. | 1 | |
| Maximum speed permitted for vehicles towing another vehicle……. | 20 km/hour | 24 km/hour | 32 km/hour | 2 | |
| Motor vehicle which is not permitted to drive in ghat roads at a speed of more than 30 Km/h……. | heavy passenger vehicle | motor car | Autorickshaw | 2 | |
| Circumstances in which a motor cycle can be driven at the speed of 60 km/hour….. | During night. | During day time. | Under no circumstances. | 3 | |
| The maximum speed permitted for motor cycles in city during night time…. | 25 Km/hr | 30 Km/hr | 40 Km/hr | 2 | |
| Maximum permitted weight that can be carried on a goods carriage…. | No limit | allowed as per permit | 10 ton | 2 | |
| The minimum fine for over-loading in goods carriage…. | Rs. 1000/- | Rs. 2000/- | Rs. 3000/- | 2 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of an autorickshaw near educational institution…. | 35 km/hour | 25 km/hour | 20 km/hour | 2 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of a light motor vehicle near educational institution…. | 45 km/hour | 35 km/hour | 25 km/hour | 3 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of motor car on ghat roads…. | 40 km/hour | 30 km/hour | 20 km/hour | 1 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of motor cycle on ghat roads…. | 30 km/hour | 35 km/hour | 40 km/hour | 3 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of an autorickshaw…. | 50 Km/hr | 30 Km/hr | 40 Km/hr | 3 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of a light motor vehicle…. | 60 Km/hr | 70 Km/hr | No limit | 1 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of a medium motor vehicle… | 80 Km/hr | 65 Km/hr | 70 Km/hr | 2 | |
| According to section 112 of the Motor Vehicles Act 1988… | Speed limit shall not be exceeded | Shall not drive after consuming alcohol | Shall not use vehicle on road without paying tax | 1 | |
| Section 113 of the Motor Vehicle Act 1988 stipulates that the driver should not drive a vehicle….. | After consuming alcohol. | Exceeding the speed limit | Exceeding the weight permitted to carry | 3 | |
| Maximum speed allowed to vehicles passing a procession…. | 15 KM/hr | 25 KM/hr | 35 KM/hr | 1 | |
| The height limit of load on goods vehicle from ground level….. | 3.8 meters | 3 meters | no limit. | 1 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of heavy motor vehicle near education institution…. | 35 km/hour | 25 km/hour | 15 km/hour | 3 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of heavy passenger motor vehicle near educational institution ….. | 35 km/hour | 25 km/hour | 15 km/hour | 3 | |
| According to section 129 of Motor Vehicle Act 1988 a person driving a motor cycle shall…. | wear jerkins | wear helmet | wear shoes | 2 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of a medium motor vehicle near educational institution…. | 15 km/hour | 25 km/hour | 35 km/hour | 1 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of autorickshaws on ghat road….. | 30 km/hour | 40 km/hour | 20 km/hour | 1 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of heavy motor vehicles on ghat roads…. | 35 km/hour | 25 km/hour | 15 km/hour | 1 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of autorickshaw in cities and municipal towns….. | 40 Km/hr | 30 Km/hr | 20 cm | 2 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of heavy motor vehicles…. | 70 Km/hr | 65 Km/hr | 50 Km/hr | 2 | |
| Maximum permissible speed of medium motor vehicles on ghat roads… | 45 km/hour | 35 km/hour | 25 km/hour | 2 | |
| You wish to take "U" turn at an intersection controlled by a traffic light you should …. | Drive to another intersection that has no traffic light | Wait until the light turns green before making the "U" turn | Make the "U" turn if there is a policeman at the intersection | 3 | |
| Zig-Zag driving is…. | Dangerous to two-wheelers only | Dangerous to all at all times | Dangerous to four-wheelers vehicles | 2 | |
| You are on a long downhill slope. What should you do to help control the speed of your vehicle? | change to low gear | Stop the Engine | select neutral | 1 | |
| To supervise a learner driver you MUST…. | Be an approved driving instructor | Hold a Driving licence | Hold a learner’s licence | 1 | |
| While on a roundabout | traffic entering has right of way | traffic existing has right of way | traffic on the roundabout has right of way | 3 | |
| It is essential to wear a helmet while driving a two-wheeler because…. | It is for your individual safety | Otherwise you will be caught by the traffic police | It is necessary for uniformity on the road | 1 | |
| You are behind a bus that has stopped to pick up or drop off passengers you should….. | wait behind patiently | overtake from the left | overtake from the pedestrians | 1 | |
| You are overtaking a car at night. You must ensure that…. | you do not dazzle other road users | you flash headlamps before overtaking | your rear fog lights are switched on | 2 | |
| The middle lane is for…. | overtaking | two wheelers | traffic at 40 km/h | 3 | |
| A flashing yellow signal is used when….. | traffic lights aren’t working | you should slow down & proceed with caution | men are at work | 2 | |
| You stop for pedestrians waiting to cross at a zebra crossing. They do not start to cross. What should you do? | sound your horn | be patient and wait | drive on | 2 | |
| You are allowed to park…. | on a footpath | at top of a hill | neither of these two alternatives | 3 | |
| A high beam in foggy conditions…. | is good because you can see more | is bad because it reflects back and can dazzle | make sure others can see you | 2 | |
| Dipping your lights is necessary when….. | you want to overtake | it is foggy | following a vehicle | 2 | |
| When approaching a crossing where you are to go straight…. | change lanes to the right lane | change lanes at least 50 mts ahead to the middle lane | change lanes to the middle lane at the crossing | 2 | |
| You are driving. A vehicle comes up quickly behind, flashing head lamps. You should….. | accelerate to maintain gap behind you | touch the brakes to show your brake lights | allow the vehicle to overtake, if safe | 3 | |
| When must you use a dipped high beam headlight during the day? | in poor visibility and highways | on country roads | along narrow streets | 1 | |
| You are driving in rain. Why should you keep well back from the vehicle in front? | in case it changes direction suddenly | in case its fog lights dazzle you | in case it stops suddenly | 3 | |
| What can cause hard steering? | badly worn tyre | over inflated tyre | under inflated tyre | 3 | |
| Motorcyclists usually cause hazard by… | Speed more than permitted | passing very close to you by driving in the zigzag manner | all of the above | 3 | |
| You are waiting at a T-Junction. A vehicle is coming from the left with right signal flashing, you should… | accelerate hard and move forward | move forward slowly | wait until the vehicle turns to the right side | 3 | |
| While you reach a junction with limited visibility you should… | look both ways and move carefully | look at right and move slowly | move quickly | 1 | |
| You should switch on your hazard warning lights… | When you are moving straight | When your vehicle is parked and the same is causing inconvenience to other road users | when your vehicle is parked in a no parking area | 2 | |
| You are driving on a well-lit motorway at night, you must… | use your headlight on high beam | always use your headlights in low beam | always use hazard light | 2 | |
| Anti-lock braking system prevents wheels from locking. This avoids tyres to… | Puncture | skid | wear | 2 |
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