Try three questions
Three questions from the Australia (Western Australia) bank, as you'll see them in the app.
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For the red P passenger rule, who counts as an experienced driver?
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Answer: A passenger of the same class for 4 years or more, not counting provisional time
An experienced driver is a passenger authorised to drive the novice's class who has held that authorisation, other than provisionally, for periods adding up to at least 4 years. Age alone, or a shorter period, is not enough.
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A police officer regulating traffic holds up an open palm facing you. What must you do?
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Answer: Stop at the line, or a reasonable distance away, until waved on
An open palm facing you is the police stop signal. You must stop at the stop line, the edge of the intersection or a reasonable distance away, and stay stopped until the officer signals you to proceed.
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What does a 'no stopping' sign mean for a driver?
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Answer: You must not stop at all on that length of road
A no stopping sign prohibits stopping altogether, unless a Code defence applies, such as an emergency or being forced to stop to avoid a collision. It is stricter than a no parking sign.
Where the questions come from
Written from the published rules · Road Traffic Code 2000 (WA Legislation). See every official source