NSW Driver Knowledge Test (DKT, Car)
Pedestrians: practice questions
Our NSW DKT bank has 14 questions on this topic. Here are 3 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.
Question 1
Where must pedestrians walk if there is no footpath?
- In the middle of the road, where drivers can see them best
- On the right shoulder with traffic
- On the road facing oncoming traffic if practical
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C. On the road facing oncoming traffic if practical — They can walk on the road, facing oncoming traffic if practical, keeping to the far side.
Question 2
A School Crossing Supervisor holds a 'Stop – children crossing' sign. When may you go?
- As soon as the nearest child has stepped back onto the kerb
- When pedestrians have left the crossing and the sign is no longer shown
- After 10 seconds
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B. When pedestrians have left the crossing and the sign is no longer shown — Stay stopped until all pedestrians have left the crossing and the supervisor is no longer showing the sign.
Question 3
A children's crossing has no flags out. What does that mean?
- You must stop anyway and wait for any child to reach it
- You must slow to 10 km/h
- It is not operating as a children's crossing
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C. It is not operating as a children's crossing — If flags are not displayed, it is not operating as a children's crossing.
More NSW DKT topics
- Licences and the GLS
- Licence restrictions
- Penalties and demerit points
- Crashes and breakdowns
- Vehicles, registration and towing
- Seatbelts and child restraints
- Mobile phones and screens
- Parking and stopping
- Speed limits
- Fatigue and defensive driving
- Intersections and giving way
- Signs, signals and road markings
- Lanes, overtaking and motorways
- Sharing the road
- Lights, weather and hazards