Parking & Stopping — RTT Practice Questions

Q: When passing a parked vehicle, you should leave a safe gap of at least

C) 1.0 metre between your vehicle and the parked vehicle.. Leave at least one metre when passing a parked vehicle.

Q: To move off safely from a parked position you should

A) signal and look over your shoulder for a final check. Signal and make a final shoulder check before moving off.

Q: When riding you should only use a mobile phone when you

A) have parked in a safe place. Use a mobile phone only after parking safely.

Q: You intend to move out from a road side parking lot. Just before moving out, you should

B) Lookout for motorcyclists passing you.. Look for passing motorcyclists before leaving roadside parking.

Q: Should you park your motorcycle on a steep slope?

C) No. Do not park a motorcycle on a steep slope.

Q: When driving pass a line of parked vehicles on the side of the road, you should

B) slow down and look out for pedestrians dashing out. Slow down beside parked vehicles and watch for pedestrians.

Q: When driving past a line of parked cars, you notice a ball bouncing out into the road ahead, you should

B) slow down and be prepared to stop for children.. Treat a ball in the road as a warning that a child may follow.

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Handbook lessons on Parking & Stopping

URA & HDB Parking Basics 4 min read Lane-Use Signs & Tunnel Emergencies 4 min read Eco-Driving 3 min read Vehicle Security & Motor Claims Framework 4 min read Vertical Parking 4 min read Directional Change 4 min read Parallel Parking 4 min read Emergency Stop 4 min read Narrow Courses 4 min read

Parking & Stopping questions

When passing a parked vehicle, you should leave a safe gap of at least

A) 0.3 metre between your vehicle and the parked vehicle.

B) 0.5 metre between your vehicle and the parked vehicle.

C) 1.0 metre between your vehicle and the parked vehicle. Correct answer

Leave at least one metre when passing a parked vehicle.

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To move off safely from a parked position you should

A) signal and look over your shoulder for a final check Correct answer

B) signal only

C) move off then signal your intention

Signal and make a final shoulder check before moving off.

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When riding you should only use a mobile phone when you

A) have parked in a safe place Correct answer

B) are travelling on country road

C) are travelling on an expressway

Use a mobile phone only after parking safely.

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You intend to move out from a road side parking lot. Just before moving out, you should

A) Sound the horn.

B) Lookout for motorcyclists passing you. Correct answer

C) Change down to first gear.

Look for passing motorcyclists before leaving roadside parking.

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Should you park your motorcycle on a steep slope?

A) Yes, If there is no parking place close by

B) Yes, If it is not causing obstruction

C) No Correct answer

Do not park a motorcycle on a steep slope.

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When driving pass a line of parked vehicles on the side of the road, you should

A) continue driving at the same speed

B) slow down and look out for pedestrians dashing out Correct answer

C) continue driving at the same speed and sound your horn

Slow down beside parked vehicles and watch for pedestrians.

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When driving past a line of parked cars, you notice a ball bouncing out into the road ahead, you should

A) continue driving at the same speed and sound your horn.

B) slow down and be prepared to stop for children. Correct answer

C) speed up quickly to pass the ball.

Treat a ball in the road as a warning that a child may follow.

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