LTO Driver's License Theory Test — Core Review

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1. 1

   Two cars reach an intersection with no working signals or signs at almost the same moment on different roads. Which driver should give way?

   1. 1The driver on the right, letting the car on the left go first
   2. 2The driver on the left, letting the car on the right go first
   3. 3The driver of the larger vehicle, whichever side it is on
   4. 4Whoever happens to be traveling faster

   AnswerThe driver on the left, letting the car on the right go first

   Where no signal or sign controls an intersection, the general rule is that the vehicle on the left yields to the vehicle on the right when both arrive together.

2. 2

   Before starting a left turn at an intersection, whom must you let pass first?

   AnswerOncoming vehicles going straight, and any pedestrians crossing lawfully.

   A left turn cuts across the path of opposing traffic, so the turn may only begin once oncoming vehicles and pedestrians have cleared.

3. 3

   A pedestrian has stepped onto a marked crosswalk just ahead of your car. What should you do?

   1. 1Slow down or stop to let the pedestrian finish crossing
   2. 2Sound the horn and keep rolling slowly forward
   3. 3Swerve around the pedestrian on the open side
   4. 4Speed up to pass before they reach your lane

   AnswerSlow down or stop to let the pedestrian finish crossing

   Drivers must yield to pedestrians already on a crosswalk; forcing them to hurry or dodge around them is both unsafe and unlawful.

4. 4

   On an open two-way road, on which side do you overtake a slower vehicle?

   AnswerOn its left, after signaling and confirming the road ahead is clear.

   Passing is done to the left of the slower vehicle; the right side of the road remains the place for slower-moving traffic.

5. 5

   In which of these situations is overtaking clearly unlawful?

   1. 1On a straight, level stretch with a broken center line and a clear view
   2. 2On a wide road where the lane ahead is obviously free
   3. 3On a blind crest where oncoming vehicles cannot be seen
   4. 4After signaling and checking mirrors in good visibility

   AnswerOn a blind crest where oncoming vehicles cannot be seen

   Overtaking is banned wherever sight distance is short — blind crests, sharp curves, and intersections — because hidden oncoming traffic makes the pass a gamble.