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1On which side of the road do vehicles drive in Fiji?
A.The left side
B.The right side
C.Either side depending on the island
D.The centre of the carriageway
Explanation: Fiji uses left-hand traffic. Keep to the left, overtake on the right, and approach junctions and roundabouts with that rule in mind. Visitors from right-hand-traffic countries must retrain this habit.
2When overtaking another vehicle on a two-way road in Fiji, on which side should you normally pass?
A.On the left of the vehicle ahead
B.On the right of the vehicle ahead
C.On either side if the road is clear
D.Only by using the shoulder
Explanation: Because Fiji drives on the left, the normal overtaking path is on the right of the vehicle ahead, after checking mirrors, blind spots and oncoming traffic, and only where overtaking is legal and safe.
3What is the minimum age commonly required to apply for a Fiji learner's permit, according to LTA public guidance?
A.15 years
B.16 years and 6 months
C.18 years
D.21 years
Explanation: LTA FAQ material states applicants for a learner's permit must generally be 16½ years or older, with identity documents and other listed requirements. Confirm class-specific ages at an LTA office before applying.
4What plate or sign must a person driving on a learner's permit display in Fiji?
A.An L plate (learner plate)
B.A P plate only
C.No special plate is required
D.A red reflective triangle only
Explanation: Learner drivers must display the learner (L) plate as required so other road users can identify them. Supervising-driver and other permit conditions also apply.
5At a roundabout in Fiji, which vehicles must you give way to?
A.Only vehicles coming from your left
B.Vehicles already in the roundabout or approaching from your right
C.Only emergency vehicles
D.Only vehicles larger than yours
Explanation: Under Fiji roundabout rules, approach slowly and give way to traffic already circulating or approaching from the right before you enter. Then negotiate the roundabout and exit with clear signalling.
6What does a red traffic light mean?
A.Stop and wait until the signal allows you to proceed
B.Slow down and continue if the junction looks clear
C.Proceed only if turning left
D.Sound the horn and enter carefully
Explanation: A steady red light requires a full stop. Do not enter the junction until you get a green light (or other signal that lawfully allows your movement) and the way is clear.
7What does a red traffic arrow mean?
A.You may not proceed in the direction of the red arrow
B.You must accelerate through the turn
C.You may proceed if no pedestrians are visible
D.The arrow applies only to heavy vehicles
Explanation: A red arrow prohibits movement in that direction until the arrow changes. Wait and watch for a green arrow or other lawful signal before turning that way.
8Unless signs show otherwise, what is the typical default speed limit in a built-up or urban area in Fiji?
A.30 km/h
B.50 km/h
C.80 km/h
D.100 km/h
Explanation: Common Fiji Road Code and visitor-guidance materials treat about 50 km/h as the default built-up/urban limit unless a posted sign sets a different limit. Always obey signs and reduce speed for pedestrians, schools and conditions.
9Unless signs show otherwise, what is the typical default speed limit outside a city or town in Fiji?
A.40 km/h
B.50 km/h
C.80 km/h
D.120 km/h
Explanation: Fiji Road Code study materials commonly cite about 80 km/h as the default outside cities and towns unless signs set another limit. Road condition, weather, villages and curves often require a lower safe speed.
10What is the prescribed blood-alcohol concentration limit for a full licence holder under Fiji Land Transport regulations, as applied in court judgments?
A.20 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood
B.50 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood
C.80 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood
D.150 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood
Explanation: Fiji Land Transport regulations set the prescribed limit at 80 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood for ordinary full licence holders. Provisional drivers face a zero-alcohol rule. The safest choice is never to drink and drive.
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