General Driving Theory Test 10

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General Driving Theory Test 10 | Drivers Permit Test Bahamas Practice has:

A. 20 Multiple Choice Questions.

B. 20 Minute Duration.

You must correctly answer a minimum of 16 questions (80%) to pass this driving test.

All questions are derived from the official Highway Code for The Bahamas.


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Everything you need to know for the official Bahamas Driving Theory Exam:

1. The Driving Exam consists of 40 questions.

2. The Driving Exam has a duration of 40 minutes.

3. Participants must correctly answer a minimum of 32 questions (80%) to successfully pass the Driving Exam.

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What is the recommended action for children when walking near a road?

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What age group of children should always ask an older person to help them across a busy road?

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What is the recommended weight range for children who are too big for the usual child restraint and yet not large enough to use the regular safety belts?

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What should be done if the infant requires attention while driving?

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What is the appropriate action if an accident casualty needs medication?

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What is the purpose of a booster seat for children?

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What is the recommended way to save money and cause less pollution while running a vehicle?

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What is the advised action when trying to get ahead of vehicles in front of you?

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What should you never throw according to RTD-Highway-Code?

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Which of the following is a sign that you should not drive?

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What is the recommended action in relation to using the school crossing?

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Why is it advised to never carry more than one passenger on your motorcycle?

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What is the importance of tourism for the economy of the Bahamas?

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How should the toddler seat be secured?

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What should motorcyclists consider when riding at short cuts and stopped vehicles and through junctions?

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What precaution should you take before letting animals on the road?

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How should the child be facing when seated in the toddler seat?

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Why is it recommended to avoid travelling during rush hour?

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When contacting emergency services after a crash, what information should you provide?

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What is a safe place for children to play?

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You will face questions from this below in General Driving Theory Test 10:

It is important to ensure that the road is clear before letting animals on the road to prevent any accidents or mishaps. For more safety tips, visit our General Driving Theory Test.

Children are recommended to walk on the side walk whenever possible to stay safe near the road. Our Car Driving Theory Test wades through the must-haves for car occupants, including child safety.

Carrying more than one passenger on a motorcycle can unbalance the vehicle, making it harder to control and increasing the risk of accidents. Motorcycles are generally designed to carry one passenger in addition to the rider, and exceeding this can compromise the stability and handling of the motorcycle. Learn more about road safety in our Traffic Signs Driving Theory Test.

Children weighing 40 to 55 lbs (18 to 25kgs) are too big for the usual child restraint and yet they are not quite large enough to use the regular safety belts. For more information on child safety in vehicles, check our General Driving Theory Test 1.

The toddler seat should be secured using the seat belt. Dive deeper with knowledge challenges at our Traffic Signs Driving Theory Test 1.

The Road Code advises to always use the school crossing and obey the school crossing patrols. Learn more about road rules in our Highway Code Test Questions and Answers.

Travelling during rush hour can lead to almost double the fuel consumption in congested areas, which is a waste of fuel and increases pollution. For more eco-friendly driving tips, visit our General Driving Theory Test.

Keeping the vehicle in good working condition helps in saving money and causing less pollution by reducing fuel consumption and ensuring efficient engine performance. Find more maintenance tips in our Tips for Safe Driving in the Bahamas blog post.

Feeling tired and drowsy is a clear sign that you should not drive, as it can lead to falling asleep and causing an accident. Learn more about safe driving practices in our Bahamas Driving Theory Test: How to Pass guide.

The advised action is to avoid driving over the sidewalk or traffic island and to refrain from any unconventional driving maneuvers. For more on road rules, check our Common Violations on Bahamian Highways blog post.

The child should be facing forward when seated in the toddler seat. Our Car Driving Theory Test wades through the must-haves for car occupants, including proper child seating.

An accident casualty should never be given any medicines, except for clean water and dressings to wounds. Learn more about emergency procedures in our General Driving Theory Test 2.

A safe place for children to play is in the park or other safe places, not near a busy road. For more safety tips, visit our General Driving Theory Test.

Motorcyclists should consider both their own movements and those of other road users to ensure their safety as other road users may not see them. Learn more about motorcycle safety in our Bahamas Drivers Permit Test.

Children under seven (7) years of age should always ask an older person to help them across a busy road for safety. Find more child safety tips in our Overview of Road Traffic Bahamas Permit Test blog post.

If any situation arises where your infant requires attention, STOP THE VEHICLE, in a safe manner of course, then care for your child. For more on safe driving with children, check our General Driving Theory Test 3.

Booster seats are designed to raise the child to a sufficient height for the safety belt to be used effectively, providing better protection during travel. Our Car Driving Theory Test wades through the must-haves for car occupants, including proper use of booster seats.

The Road Code specifies to never throw things into the roadway or at passing vehicles, which includes items like balls and toys. Learn more about road etiquette in our Bahamas Highway Code Sample Test.