Hong Kong Part A Written Test - Private Car

Which statement is correct about the official Part A study source in Hong Kong?

• APart A is based mainly on the Road Users' Code plus Transport Department written-test upd…
• BThe rule applies only when a police officer is visible.
• CThe rule is optional if the road seems quiet.
• DSounding the horn creates priority over other road users.

Which statement is correct about the official Part A question count in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule is optional if the road seems quiet.
• BThe official Part A Written Test has 20 multiple-choice questions.
• CSounding the horn creates priority over other road users.
• DHazard warning lights make the manoeuvre legal.

Which statement is correct about the official Part A passing score in Hong Kong?

• ASounding the horn creates priority over other road users.
• BHazard warning lights make the manoeuvre legal.
• CA candidate must answer at least 16 of 20 questions correctly.
• DThe rule applies only at night.

Which statement is correct about the standard computerised Part A time limit in Hong Kong?

• AHazard warning lights make the manoeuvre legal.
• BThe rule applies only at night.
• CPrivate cars are exempt from this rule.
• DThe standard computerised Part A Written Test allows 20 minutes.

Which statement is correct about the official Part A answer format in Hong Kong?

• AThe official test asks candidates to choose one answer from three options.
• BThe rule applies only at night.
• CPrivate cars are exempt from this rule.
• DThe driver may proceed if no collision has already occurred.

Which statement is correct about the minimum non-commercial test application age in Hong Kong?

• APrivate cars are exempt from this rule.
• BThe applicant must be 18 or above.
• CThe driver may proceed if no collision has already occurred.
• DThe rule applies only on expressways.

Which statement is correct about holding the correct driving licence in Hong Kong?

• AThe driver may proceed if no collision has already occurred.
• BThe rule applies only on expressways.
• CA driver must hold a valid licence for the vehicle class being driven.
• DA passenger may decide whether the driver must obey it.

Which statement is correct about eyesight correction while driving in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule applies only on expressways.
• BA passenger may decide whether the driver must obey it.
• CThe rule is only advice for professional drivers.
• DA driver who needs glasses to meet the eyesight standard must wear them when driving.

Which statement is correct about alcohol before driving in Hong Kong?

• AThe safe rule is not to drive after drinking.
• BA passenger may decide whether the driver must obey it.
• CThe rule is only advice for professional drivers.
• DThe rule applies only when a police officer is visible.

Which statement is correct about the prescribed breath-alcohol limit in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule is only advice for professional drivers.
• BThe prescribed breath limit is 22 micrograms of alcohol per 100 ml of breath.
• CThe rule applies only when a police officer is visible.
• DThe rule is optional if the road seems quiet.

Which statement is correct about medication before driving in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule applies only when a police officer is visible.
• BThe rule is optional if the road seems quiet.
• CA driver should check with healthcare professionals and avoid driving if affected.
• DSounding the horn creates priority over other road users.

Which statement is correct about vehicle condition before driving in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule is optional if the road seems quiet.
• BSounding the horn creates priority over other road users.
• CHazard warning lights make the manoeuvre legal.
• DBrakes, steering, tyres, lamps, mirrors, windows, wipers, and seat belts should be in goo…

Which statement is correct about red-bordered circular traffic signs in Hong Kong?

• AThey usually give prohibitions or restrictions that drivers must obey.
• BSounding the horn creates priority over other road users.
• CHazard warning lights make the manoeuvre legal.
• DThe rule applies only at night.

Which statement is correct about blue circular signs with arrows in Hong Kong?

• AHazard warning lights make the manoeuvre legal.
• BThey usually tell drivers a mandatory direction or movement.
• CThe rule applies only at night.
• DPrivate cars are exempt from this rule.

Which statement is correct about the octagonal Stop sign in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule applies only at night.
• BPrivate cars are exempt from this rule.
• CA driver must stop behind the Stop lines and move only when safe.
• DThe driver may proceed if no collision has already occurred.

Which statement is correct about the inverted triangular Give Way sign in Hong Kong?

• APrivate cars are exempt from this rule.
• BThe driver may proceed if no collision has already occurred.
• CThe rule applies only on expressways.
• DA driver must give way behind the give-way lines and stop if necessary.

Which statement is correct about triangular warning signs in Hong Kong?

• AThey warn road users of hazards ahead.
• BThe driver may proceed if no collision has already occurred.
• CThe rule applies only on expressways.
• DA passenger may decide whether the driver must obey it.

Which statement is correct about red traffic lights in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule applies only on expressways.
• BA driver must stop behind the Stop line.
• CA passenger may decide whether the driver must obey it.
• DThe rule is only advice for professional drivers.

Which statement is correct about green traffic lights in Hong Kong?

• AA passenger may decide whether the driver must obey it.
• BThe rule is only advice for professional drivers.
• CA driver may go only if the way is clear and it is safe.
• DThe rule applies only when a police officer is visible.

Which statement is correct about amber traffic lights in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule is only advice for professional drivers.
• BThe rule applies only when a police officer is visible.
• CThe rule is optional if the road seems quiet.
• DA driver must stop unless already so close that sudden stopping might cause an accident.

Which statement is correct about a green arrow shown with a red light in Hong Kong?

• AA driver may move only in the arrow direction if it is safe.
• BThe rule applies only when a police officer is visible.
• CThe rule is optional if the road seems quiet.
• DSounding the horn creates priority over other road users.

Which statement is correct about signals from police and authorised persons in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule is optional if the road seems quiet.
• BThey take precedence over traffic signs, road markings, and traffic lights.
• CSounding the horn creates priority over other road users.
• DHazard warning lights make the manoeuvre legal.

Which statement is correct about the default speed limit in Hong Kong?

• ASounding the horn creates priority over other road users.
• BHazard warning lights make the manoeuvre legal.
• CThe general maximum is 50 km/h unless signs show otherwise.
• DThe rule applies only at night.

Which statement is correct about the meaning of a speed limit in Hong Kong?

• AHazard warning lights make the manoeuvre legal.
• BThe rule applies only at night.
• CPrivate cars are exempt from this rule.
• DIt is a maximum allowed speed, not a guarantee that the speed is safe.

Which statement is correct about the two-second rule in Hong Kong?

• AIn good conditions, leave at least a two-second time gap from the vehicle ahead.
• BThe rule applies only at night.
• CPrivate cars are exempt from this rule.
• DThe driver may proceed if no collision has already occurred.

Which statement is correct about wet-road braking in Hong Kong?

• APrivate cars are exempt from this rule.
• BA driver should allow at least double the normal braking distance.
• CThe driver may proceed if no collision has already occurred.
• DThe rule applies only on expressways.

Which statement is correct about night driving in Hong Kong?

• AThe driver may proceed if no collision has already occurred.
• BThe rule applies only on expressways.
• CDrivers must use headlamps at night even where there are street lights.
• DA passenger may decide whether the driver must obey it.

Which statement is correct about poor daytime visibility in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule applies only on expressways.
• BA passenger may decide whether the driver must obey it.
• CThe rule is only advice for professional drivers.
• DDrivers must use headlamps in heavy rain, smoke, mist, fog, or similar poor visibility.

Which statement is correct about driving through floodwater in Hong Kong?

• AAfterwards, try the brakes carefully when safe.
• BA passenger may decide whether the driver must obey it.
• CThe rule is only advice for professional drivers.
• DThe rule applies only when a police officer is visible.

Which statement is correct about emergency vehicles in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule is only advice for professional drivers.
• BDrivers must give way and make way where possible.
• CThe rule applies only when a police officer is visible.
• DThe rule is optional if the road seems quiet.

Which statement is correct about normal lane discipline in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule applies only when a police officer is visible.
• BThe rule is optional if the road seems quiet.
• CKeep in the left most lane unless overtaking, turning right, or passing an obstruction.
• DSounding the horn creates priority over other road users.

Which statement is correct about safe lane changes in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule is optional if the road seems quiet.
• BSounding the horn creates priority over other road users.
• CHazard warning lights make the manoeuvre legal.
• DCheck, use mirrors, signal if safe, and do not force others to swerve or slow.

Which statement is correct about warning lines in Hong Kong?

• ALong white markings with short gaps warn of a hazard ahead.
• BSounding the horn creates priority over other road users.
• CHazard warning lights make the manoeuvre legal.
• DThe rule applies only at night.

Which statement is correct about double white lines with the nearer line solid in Hong Kong?

• AHazard warning lights make the manoeuvre legal.
• BDrivers must not cross or drive on the lines except in very limited situations.
• CThe rule applies only at night.
• DPrivate cars are exempt from this rule.

Which statement is correct about double white lines with the nearer line broken in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule applies only at night.
• BPrivate cars are exempt from this rule.
• CDrivers may cross only if it is safe.
• DThe driver may proceed if no collision has already occurred.

Which statement is correct about white road studs in Hong Kong?

• APrivate cars are exempt from this rule.
• BThe driver may proceed if no collision has already occurred.
• CThe rule applies only on expressways.
• DThey mark lane lines and the centre of a road.

Which statement is correct about red road studs in Hong Kong?

• AThey mark the left edge of a carriageway.
• BThe driver may proceed if no collision has already occurred.
• CThe rule applies only on expressways.
• DA passenger may decide whether the driver must obey it.

Which statement is correct about amber road studs in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule applies only on expressways.
• BThey mark the right edge beside a dual-carriageway central reservation.
• CA passenger may decide whether the driver must obey it.
• DThe rule is only advice for professional drivers.

Which statement is correct about yellow box junctions in Hong Kong?

• AA passenger may decide whether the driver must obey it.
• BThe rule is only advice for professional drivers.
• CDo not enter unless the exit is clear, except for the limited right-turn situation.
• DThe rule applies only when a police officer is visible.

Which statement is correct about green lights at busy junctions in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule is only advice for professional drivers.
• BThe rule applies only when a police officer is visible.
• CThe rule is optional if the road seems quiet.
• DDo not go forward on green unless there is room to clear the junction.

Which statement is correct about Stop junctions with no visible traffic in Hong Kong?

• AThe driver must still stop behind the Stop lines.
• BThe rule applies only when a police officer is visible.
• CThe rule is optional if the road seems quiet.
• DSounding the horn creates priority over other road users.

Which statement is correct about Give Way junctions in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule is optional if the road seems quiet.
• BGive way to major-road traffic and stop if necessary.
• CSounding the horn creates priority over other road users.
• DHazard warning lights make the manoeuvre legal.

Which statement is correct about turning left in Hong Kong?

• ASounding the horn creates priority over other road users.
• BHazard warning lights make the manoeuvre legal.
• CCheck for cyclists or motorcyclists coming up on the left.
• DThe rule applies only at night.

Which statement is correct about turning right in Hong Kong?

• AHazard warning lights make the manoeuvre legal.
• BThe rule applies only at night.
• CPrivate cars are exempt from this rule.
• DWait for a safe gap in oncoming traffic.

Which statement is correct about entering roundabouts in Hong Kong?

• AGive way to traffic on the immediate right already in the roundabout unless markings say…
• BThe rule applies only at night.
• CPrivate cars are exempt from this rule.
• DThe driver may proceed if no collision has already occurred.

Which statement is correct about blocked roundabout exits in Hong Kong?

• APrivate cars are exempt from this rule.
• BDo not enter the roundabout if the intended exit is blocked.
• CThe driver may proceed if no collision has already occurred.
• DThe rule applies only on expressways.

Which statement is correct about leaving a roundabout in Hong Kong?

• AThe driver may proceed if no collision has already occurred.
• BThe rule applies only on expressways.
• CSignal left after passing the exit before the one you want.
• DA passenger may decide whether the driver must obey it.

Which statement is correct about missing a roundabout exit in Hong Kong?

• AThe rule applies only on expressways.
• BA passenger may decide whether the driver must obey it.
• CThe rule is only advice for professional drivers.
• DContinue around until you reach the exit again.