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Key Facts: LTO Non-Professional Exam

A, A1, B, B1, B2

DL codes listed for LTO non-professional license service

LTO Citizen's Charter

17

Minimum age for Filipino applicants

LTO Citizen's Charter

1 month

Minimum student-driver's permit holding period

LTO Citizen's Charter

P685

Official LTO new driver's license fees: P100 application + P585 license

LTO License Schedule of Fees and Charges

not-published

Official public item count and cut score in reviewed primary sources

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LTO's official non-professional license service covers DL Codes A, A1, B, B1, and B2. Filipino applicants must be at least 17, hold a student-driver's permit for at least one month, have passed a Practical Driving Course, be physically and mentally fit, have no unsettled traffic violation, and pass both the Automated Theoretical Examination and Practical Driving Test. The official sources reviewed publish the P685 new-license LTO fee and a 1 hour, 40 minute theoretical-exam process step, but they do not publish a public item count or passing cut score for the non-professional theoretical exam.

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1A red octagonal sign at an intersection means you must:
A.Slow down only if another vehicle is near
B.Come to a complete stop before proceeding safely
C.Yield only to vehicles coming from the right
D.Continue if there is no pedestrian crossing
Explanation: The red octagon is the stop sign. A safe driver stops fully at the proper stopping point, checks pedestrians and cross traffic, and proceeds only when the way is clear.
2A yield sign tells a driver to:
A.Speed up to merge before other traffic
B.Stop in every case, even when the road is empty
C.Slow down and give way to traffic or pedestrians with priority
D.Use the horn before entering the intersection
Explanation: Yield means you must let the other road user go first. You may need to stop, but the key duty is to slow, observe, and enter only when doing so will not interfere with traffic that has priority.
3A circular sign with a red border and a black left-turn arrow crossed by a red slash means:
A.Left turn is prohibited
B.Left turn is required
C.Left lane ends ahead
D.Left turn is allowed only for motorcycles
Explanation: A red slash through a movement symbol indicates that the movement is prohibited. Do not make the turn unless another authorized traffic officer gives a different instruction.
4What does a speed-limit sign showing 60 inside a red circle require?
A.Drive exactly 60 kph at all times
B.Do not exceed 60 kph where the sign applies
C.Drive at least 60 kph when traffic is light
D.Use 60 kph only when overtaking
Explanation: A posted maximum speed limit is the highest lawful speed under good conditions. You must still drive slower when traffic, weather, visibility, road surface, or pedestrians make 60 kph unsafe.
5A yellow diamond-shaped sign is usually used to warn drivers about:
A.A service facility nearby
B.A traffic regulation that applies immediately
C.A hazard or road condition ahead
D.A parking area for private cars only
Explanation: Warning signs alert drivers to conditions ahead, such as curves, intersections, narrowing roads, pedestrian areas, or other hazards. The correct response is to reduce risk before reaching the hazard.
6A pedestrian-crossing warning sign means a driver should:
A.Sound the horn continuously to clear the crossing
B.Prepare to slow or stop for pedestrians near the crossing
C.Pass any slow vehicle before reaching the crossing
D.Stop only if the pedestrian is already touching your vehicle lane
Explanation: Pedestrian warnings require early scanning and speed control. Waiting until a pedestrian is already in your lane leaves too little margin and conflicts with the duty to drive with reasonable caution.
7A blue service sign with a fuel-pump symbol tells drivers that:
A.Fuel or a service station is available nearby
B.Only public utility vehicles may enter
C.Fuel trucks have the right-of-way
D.No refueling is allowed in the area
Explanation: Blue guide or service signs give helpful information about services such as fuel, hospitals, parking, or rest areas. They do not create a traffic priority by themselves.
8A sign showing a curved arrow warns that the road ahead:
A.Is a compulsory U-turn slot
B.Changes direction and requires reduced speed
C.Is open only to emergency vehicles
D.Has a parking lane on the curve
Explanation: Curve warnings tell you to adjust speed before entering the curve. Braking hard inside a curve can reduce control, especially on wet pavement or when motorcycles are nearby.
9A railroad-crossing warning sign means you should:
A.Speed up so you cross before any train arrives
B.Stop on the tracks if traffic is backed up
C.Look and listen, then cross only when the way beyond the tracks is clear
D.Ignore the sign unless a barrier is already lowered
Explanation: Rail crossings require extra caution because trains cannot stop quickly. Never enter a crossing unless you can clear it completely on the other side.
10A one-way sign means:
A.Traffic may move only in the direction shown
B.Only one vehicle may enter at a time
C.Only motorcycles may use the lane
D.Overtaking is allowed in both directions
Explanation: One-way signs control the permitted direction of travel. Entering against the arrow creates head-on conflict and is especially dangerous at intersections and driveways.

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