Ujian teori KPP01: practice questions

Try five questions

Five questions from the Malaysia bank, as you'll see them in the app.

1. A motorcycle carries a rider and two passengers. Who commits an offence?

   1. Only the youngest passenger
   2. Only the motorcycle owner
   3. Nobody if they wear helmets
   4. The rider and the extra passenger
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   Answer: The rider and the extra passenger

   Section 49(2) of the Road Transport Act 1987 makes both the person using the motorcycle and any person carried in breach of the section guilty of an offence. Only one pillion is allowed.

2. You sell your car. What must be done about the registration?

   1. Nothing; the buyer keeps your name
   2. Report the change of ownership to JPJ
   3. Remove the number plates only
   4. Tell the insurer only
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   Answer: Report the change of ownership to JPJ

   Section 13 of the Road Transport Act 1987 sets the procedure on change of possession of a motor vehicle, so that the register shows the new owner. Until then notices go to the registered owner.

3. When can the Director General revoke a licence under the points system?

   1. After a single point on the record
   2. Only once the driver turns seventy
   3. After the very first parking fine
   4. After three suspensions in five years
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   Answer: After three suspensions in five years

   Section 35(4A) of the Road Transport Act 1987 allows revocation after the licence has been suspended for the third time in a period of five years. Suspensions come first.

4. You are drunk and sitting in charge of a parked car. What is the minimum disqualification on first conviction?

   1. No disqualification
   2. 2 years
   3. 2 weeks
   4. 2 months
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   Answer: 2 years

   Section 45(2) of the Road Transport Act 1987 disqualifies a person convicted of being in charge while unfit through drink or drugs for at least two years. A second conviction brings at least five.

5. After an accident, what details must you give to a person who reasonably asks?

   1. Your salary and your employer
   2. Only your first name
   3. Nothing at all to anyone
   4. Names, addresses and the plate
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   Answer: Names, addresses and the plate

   Section 52(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987 requires your name and address, the owner's name and address, and the registration number. These let the other party claim.

Where the questions come from

Written from the published rules · Road Transport Act 1987 (Act 333), Attorney General's Chambers updated text as at 15 October 2023. See every official source

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