Any kind of ‘test’ can make people nervous. This stands true for a learning license test as well. It is understandable that you have applied for a learning license and are eager to ride your bike or drive your car. But there is a hurdle. You have to clear the learning license test to be able to move closer to legally riding/driving your vehicle on Indian roads.
Listed below are sample questions that can help you to prepare for your learner’s license test.
Sample Questions (The answers are highlighted in bold)
1 – What should you do while you are driving near a school?
- Press horn continuously
- Speed up and leave quickly
- Reduce your speed and be alert
2 – What should you do if you spot a blind person who is about to cross the road?
- Call out to the person
- Shift your lane
- Stop your vehicle and let the person cross
3 – In case of an expired car insurance policy, for how many days can you drive your vehicle legally without renewing it?
- 0 Days
- 15 Days
- 30 Days
4 – In what format should the numbers on your vehicle’s number plate be written?
- Regional language
- In English with Arabic numerals
- In any readable format
5 – Traffic sign signaling ‘caution’ is in which shape?
- Square
- Rectangle
- Triangle
6 – What is the validity of a learner’s license?
- Learner’s license is valid for 6 months
- Learner’s license is valid for a year
- Learner’s license is valid for a month
7 – When is it acceptable to Drink and Drive?
- In an emergency
- Never
- If you are driving for a short distance
8 – A driver with a learner’s license must be accompanied by
- Someone elder
- Someone with a permanent driving license
- Someone with learning license
9 – What should you do if you accidentally hit a pedestrian with your vehicle?
- Check if the pedestrian is all right and help
- Inform the police
- Drive away from the location
10 – Can you overtake a vehicle in front of you on a bend?
- Yes
- Yes, only in daylight
- No
11 – What does a yellow traffic light denote?
- Stop
- Go
- Slow down
12 – Which type of vehicle insurance is mandatory?
- Life insurance
- Third-party Liability Insurance
- Comprehensive Vehicle Insurance
13 – You shouldn’t do the following on a one-way road
- Overtake
- Reverse
- Park
14 – From which side can you overtake the vehicle in front of you?
- From the right side of the vehicle
- From the left side of the vehicle
- By continuous honking
15 – How can one distinguish between a private vehicle and a transport vehicle?
- Transport vehicles have a yellow-colored number plate
- Transport vehicles are white in color
- Transport vehicles have tinted glass
16 – Which type of vehicles should be given a free pass?
- Bus
- Truck
- Ambulance
17 – Fog lamps should be used when
- There is mist
- It is evening
- There is traffic
18 – When is it acceptable to park your vehicle in front of a hospital?
- Never
- At night
- On public holidays
19 – Is vehicle registration necessary for a private vehicle?
- Yes
- No
- Only if it is a SUV
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20 – Zebra Crossing is meant for?
- Heavy vehicles
- Cyclists
- Pedestrians
All The Best
Your learner’s license test will have questions similar to those mentioned above. The entire idea of a learner’s license is to judge you on the basis of basic knowledge related to road safety, rules, and regulations. Keep calm and all the best for your test.
News Updates:
Microsoft Deploys Smartphone-Based Tech at Dehradun RTO
– November 4, 2020
Microsoft Research’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) project is aimed at automating the driver’s license test, made possible through a smartphone. The smartphone is attached to the windscreen of your vehicle without an evaluator present during the DL test. It has tied with the Regional Transport Office (RTO) in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. The project is known as HAMS (Harnessing AutoMobiles for Safety), monitors drivers and their driving with the goal of improving road safety. Through this project, the main aim is to reduce the influence of the evaluator and make the process objective and transparent to individuals applying for a DL. The front and rear camera, and other sensors of the smartphone monitor the driver during the test. It also monitors the distance between cars in the front, etc.
