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LLR Practice Test

Practice for your Learning Licence test with our free mock test. Questions based on actual RTO test patterns covering traffic signs, road rules, and driving regulations.

Learning Licence Practice Test

This practice test contains questions similar to those asked in the actual Learning Licence (LLR) test conducted at RTO offices across India. The test covers traffic rules, road signs and signals, right-of-way rules, and basic driving regulations. In the actual RTO test, you need to answer at least 12 out of 20 questions correctly (60%) to pass. We recommend taking this practice test multiple times until you consistently score above 80%.

Remember, these questions are for practice purposes only. The actual RTO test may have different questions. For comprehensive preparation, study the official driving manual and traffic sign charts available at your local RTO.

Q1. What does a red traffic signal mean?

Slow down and proceed
Stop completely
Speed up and cross
Yield to traffic

Q2. What is the minimum age for driving a gearless two-wheeler?

14 years
16 years
18 years
20 years

Q3. What does a triangular road sign indicate?

Give information
Give warning
Give instructions
Give directions

Q4. When should you use the left indicator?

When turning right
When turning left
When stopping
When reversing

Q5. What is the speed limit for two-wheelers in urban areas?

40 km/h
50 km/h
60 km/h
80 km/h

Q6. What does a solid yellow line on the road mean?

Overtaking allowed
No overtaking
Parking allowed
Speed limit zone

Q7. When approaching a zebra crossing, you should:

Speed up
Slow down and stop if pedestrians are crossing
Honk and proceed
Overtake other vehicles

Q8. What does a circular blue sign with a red cross mean?

No entry
No parking
No overtaking
No U-turn

Q9. The legal blood alcohol limit for driving in India is:

0.03%
0.05%
0.08%
0.00% (zero tolerance)

Q10. What should you do when an ambulance is approaching from behind?

Speed up
Give way and stop if needed
Ignore and continue
Block the path
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