Year 10 Keys for Life

After completing 6 months of driving as an L plater, what test is next?

The speed limit between 7 - 9.30am and 2.30 - 4pm in school areas on school days is:

Travelling between 9 and 19km/h over the posted speed limit will mean you accrue:

At a roundabout, a driver should give way to cars:

When driving through a roundabout, you must indicate when you exit.

A supervisor of an L Plater must have held a full licence for a minimum of __ years.

A broken line in the middle of the road (separating left and right) means:

What should you check before starting to drive?

You can receive a fine for not displaying your L or P Plates.

An L or P plater driver have a BAC limit of:

What should you use to keep a safe distance from cars in front?

When should you indicate before turning?

On the freeway, if the posted sign is 110km/h, an L plater must travel at ___ km/h

17 to 24 year olds make up ___% of fatalities on WA roads.

Which of the following groups of factors contribute to a crash?

How many standard drinks can the liver metabolise per hour?

Double unbroken lines in the middle of the road mean:

Full licence holders have a BAC limit of:

A person in their first year of driving can accrue a maximum of __ demerit points.

When driving, the area behind and to the side of you is called your:

What makes up a standard drink?

After passing a Hazard Perception Test, what plates will a driver have?

How old do you need to be to get your L plates?

The speed limit in built up areas (unless posted otherwise) is:

SDERA stands for:

What is the minimum number of questions you must get right to pass the theory test?

Who does not legally have to wear a seat belt?

A driver on their Red P Plates cannot drive between the hours of:

What does BAC stand for?

Stopping distance =