NSW Driver Knowledge Test (DKT, Car)
Sharing the road: practice questions
Our NSW DKT bank has 18 questions on this topic. Here are 5 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.
Question 1
You see a funeral procession. What should you do?
- Overtake it quickly, or cut through any gaps in it
- Cut through gaps in it
- Not interrupt it; slow down and stay behind
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C. Not interrupt it; slow down and stay behind — You must not interrupt a funeral or official procession.
Question 2
What is a bicycle storage area at traffic lights?
- A bike rack beside the lights
- A painted area for bicycles that cars must not enter on red
- A bike-only parking lane
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B. A painted area for bicycles that cars must not enter on red — Vehicles must not enter or stop in a bicycle storage area while the lights are red.
Question 3
You approach a horse and rider. What should you do?
- Sound your horn early and rev your engine so the horse hears you coming
- Slow down, leave plenty of room and never use your horn
- Rev your engine as you pass
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B. Slow down, leave plenty of room and never use your horn — Slow down, leave room, stop if the rider is struggling, and never use your horn or rev the engine.
Question 4
What minimum gap must you leave when passing a bicycle where the limit is above 60 km/h?
- 1.5 m
- 1 m
- 3 m
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A. 1.5 m — Allow at least 1.5 m when the limit is more than 60 km/h.
Question 5
Before opening your car door, what should you check for?
- Only the traffic in front of your car
- Bicycles, pedestrians and other vehicles in mirrors and blind spots
- Only traffic in front
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B. Bicycles, pedestrians and other vehicles in mirrors and blind spots — You must not open your door into the path of a bicycle; check mirrors and blind spots.
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
- Pedestrians
- Lights, weather and hazards