Driving Test I1. What is the rule of the Road in Kenya? ___________________ 2. Name three documents which must be valid before you are allowed to drivea) ___________________ b) ___________________ c) ___________________3. Which side do you overtake from? ___________________4. When can you put on the lights during the day?a) ___________________ b) ___________________ c) ___________________5. Which Vehicles have the right of waya) ___________________ b) ___________________ c) ___________________d) ___________________6. Which is the maximum speed limit in town? ___________________7. What is the maximum speed limit on highway for a) Pick-ups/Lorries ___________________ b) Cars ___________________c) Trailers ___________________8. When are you not allowed to drive despite having the three valid required documents?a) _________________________ b) ________________________ c) _________________________9. What is the highway code? ___________________10. What do you look for when driving past stationary vehicles? ___________________11. What are the four important tools you have to carry when driving for a safari?a) ___________________ b) ___________________ c) ___________________d) ___________________12. Name four causes of accidents in Kenya.a) ___________________ b) ___________________ c) ___________________d) ___________________13. How many wheels does a saloon car have ? ___________________14. How many eyes does a driver have? ___________________15. What should you do first when receiving your driving license for the first time? ___________________16. When there is a white continuous line down a one way traffic road, what does it mean? ___________________17. Within which period should an accident be reported at a police station in Kenya? ___________________18. What is a pedestrian Crossing? ___________________19. What are the rules of the model town board?a) ___________________b) ___________________c) ___________________20. Green Colour on the traffic light means go, expect when? ___________________ Driving Test I Answers1. To keep left unless overtaking 2. a) Valid driving license b) Valid insurance certificate c) Valid vehicle inspection certificate3. Right side4. a) When it is foggy b) During heavy rainfall c) When it is misty d) During emergency5. a) Ambulance with a siren b) Fire Engine with a siren c) Presidential escort with a siren d) Police car with a siren6. 50km/hr7. a) Pick-up / lorries = 80km/hr b) Cars = 110km/hr c) Trailers = 65km/hr8. a) When you are sick b) Drunk c) Under drugs fatigue9. A booklet checked and passed by the parliament for rules of road users.10. Opening of doord, Pedestrian crossing11. a) Car jack b) Spare Wheel c) Spotlight12. a) Drunkenness b) Over speeding c) overloading d) Carelessness13. Five (Four moving and one spare)14. Three (Two natural and one artificial)15. Check all the details and sign in ink pen16. No changing lanes17. As soon as possible but within 24 hours18. A safe crossing provided for the safe use of pedestrians19. a) Use the shortest and the most correct route without using the parking b) Use the longest and the most correct route without using the parking c) Use parking if there is no any other route20. a) When there is oncoming vehicle from right b) When stopped by a police officer 1. When approaching a pedestrian crossing - When approaching a bridge - At sharp bends - At a junction - When approaching a railway crossing - Where the road is marked single or double continuous lines on the center of the road - When the road is narrow - When approaching the brow of a hill2. Driving of unroadworthy vehicles - Driving of overloaded vehicles - Driving at a igh speed hence poor control - Carelessness3. a) Day time -Approaching the railway crossing during the day you are required to slowdown and look both sides then you listen and if safe, you proceed b) At Night - You are required to slow down, dim the lights, look both sides, Try to listen and then proceed if safe. 4. Seven - Full Lights, Dim times, Parking lights, Brake Lights, Reverse Lights, Indicator Lights and Number plate lights5. The mirror should always be used, but mostly while overtaking, reversing, turning etc.6. a) Parking facing uphill- after stopping, you should turn the wheels to face the kerb, then you engage first gear and pull the hand brake b) Parking gacing downhill- after stopping, turn the wheels to face the kerb, engage reverse gear and then you pull the hand brake7. a) During the day, you should be able to stop your vehicle at a place you can see ahead of you clearly b) During the night, you should stop your vehicle at a place you can be able to see ahead within the reach of the light8. a) Red and Amber, then Green, Amber and back to Red Red means Stop, Red and Amber means Get Ready To Go, Green means proceed, Amber means Get Ready To Stop When It Turns Red9. a) Before you overtake, you should alert the dricer by hooting b) At Night, you should alert the dricer by flashing your lights10. A good driver should dim the lights after being overtaken11. The two signs are STOP Sign and GIVE WAY sign12.a) The yellow line divides traffic going in the OPPOSITE direction b) White line divides traffic going in the SAME direction13. You can overtake if it is safeFIND THE LINK TO THE QUESTIONS ON THE COMMENT SECTION BELOW1. No parking, No waiting, also No stopping in some places2. It means that you CANNOT cross the lines too overtake. Keep to your side. 3. Regularservicing of the vehicle, Check up the following Steering, brakes, wheels, mirrors, wipers and lights4. You are not allowed to reverse from a side road to a main road5. The speed of the vehicle during dark hours is controlled by the lights6. You should drive slowly giving them plenty of room and you should not hoot7. You should slow down, flash your lights three times, dip them and if possible stop8. a) Accident warning signs e.g Life saver b) Police or emergency vehicles using flash lights c) Several vehicles in the distance moving slowly or having stopped9. The hand signal should be the Left hand held Up, Palm facing Forward10. Sunglasses should not be worn at night and when visibility is poor11. After breakdown, if possible, push the vehicle out of the road, put on the hazard lights, remove out the life saver and place it infront and behind not less than 50 metres12. Eye protectors, Strong boots, Gloves and Clothes that may help in case of a fall off13. When you always need to enable other road users to see you. 14. To carry only one passanger, Securely fastedand proper seat for the passanger, Must have proper foot rests, Must wear an approved safety helmetFIND THE LINK TO THE QUESTIONS FOR DRIVING TEST VII ON THE COMMENT SECTION BELOWTags