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1.What does a diamond-shaped sign with a train track mean?
This sign alerts drivers to a railway crossing ahead with no barriers. Drivers must slow down and check both sides for approaching trains. it is common in rural or less guarded areas. Safety awareness is critical at such crossings.
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2.What does the red octagon with BERHENTI mean?
BERHENTI means Stop in Malay. Drivers must come to a full stop at intersections or junctions.This sign is a mandatory stop sign, requiring a complete halt of the vehicle. Failure to fully stop before the line or intersection is a serious traffic offense. This ensures priority is given to other road users, preventing collisions.
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3.What does this road sign indicate?
This circular blue sign with a white arrow pointing left indicates a mandatory direction drivers must turn left. It is not advisory; it is enforceable by law. Ignoring it may lead to a traffic violation. The shape circle and color blue signify a regulatory mandatory sign under international traffic conventions.
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4.What does the red circular sign with 60 indicate?
This sign indicates the maximum permissible speed of 60 km/h. Drivers must not exceed this speed for safety and to comply with traffic regulations. This limit is set to suit the road conditions and surroundings. Failure to adhere can result in fines and penalties.
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5.What does the AWAS sign indicate?
AWAS means Caution or Warning in Malay. This sign alerts drivers to an unspecified danger or hazard ahead on the road. Drivers should reduce speed and be extra vigilant for additional specific warning signs or changing road conditions. It serves as a general alert for heightened awareness.
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6.What does the sign with a red crescent and cross represent?
This symbol indicates a First Aid or Emergency Medical Post. It is often located at rest stops or public facilities. Drivers should recognize it in case of minor medical emergencies. It ensures quick access to basic medical help.
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7.What does a maroon sign with icons and Tanah Rata 500 m indicate?
This sign marks a tourist area approaching within 500 meters. It uses a maroon background with white/black icons to indicate nearby services such as food, parking, or mail.
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8.What does a broken white center line indicate on urban or residential roads?
This marking is common on urban and residential roads. It indicates a standard two-way traffic flow. Vehicles may cross the line when safe to overtake or turn.
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9.When approaching an intersection without traffic lights or signs, who typically has the right of way?
At an uncontrolled intersection, the general rule is that the vehicle on the right has the right of way. This helps establish a clear priority when no other signals or signs are present.
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10.What is the default speed limit in built-up areas urban zones?
The standard speed limit in built-up areas is 50 km/h unless otherwise posted.Residential streets and urban areas enforce this limit to reduce the risk of collisions. Drivers should be cautious of pedestrians, cyclists, and parked vehicles.
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11.What does a broken white center line typically indicate on a road?
This marking commonly signifies a two-way traffic flow. Drivers may cross this line to overtake. It is found on urban and residential roads.
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12.Where is parking always prohibited inMalaysia ?
Double yellow lines mean no parking at any time, even temporarily.
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13.When should you use the car horn?
The horn is used only to alert others of danger or to avoid accidents. Misuse of the horn is a traffic offense. It should not be used to show frustration or social greetings. Proper use helps reduce noise pollution.
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14.What is the safest thing to do if your phone rings while you are driving on a highway in Malaysia?
Letting the phone ring while focusing on the road is safest. Malaysian laws prohibit using hand-held phones while driving. Attention must remain on the road. Answering can wait until you stop.
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15.What must you do immediately when driving past a school during school hours in Malaysia?
In school zones, slowing down is required during active hours. Children may cross suddenly. The law mandates caution and reduced speed.
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16.What should you do if a pedestrian is already halfway across a zebra crossing in Malaysia?
At zebra crossings, Malaysian law requires drivers to yield completely to pedestrians. Wait until they finish crossing the entire road. This action ensures their safety and your compliance with traffic regulations.
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17.What penalty can you face if you are caught using a mobile phone while driving in Malaysia?
Using a mobile phone while driving is a compoundable offence under Malaysian law. Offenders may receive an RM300 fine. Additionally, demerit points will be incurred under the Kejara system, affecting drivers license status.
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18.What is the consequence of not wearing a seatbelt while driving in Malaysia?
Not wearing a seatbelt, whether as a driver or front passenger, is a direct traffic offence in Malaysia. It attracts a fine of up to RM300. Additionally, demerit points are issued under the Kejara system, which can impact your driving license status.
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19.What can a police officer do if you are stopped at a roadblock and suspected of drunk driving in Malaysia?
Under Malaysian law, traffic officers have the authority to request a breath test from any driver suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol. Refusal to comply with this request is an offense in itself and carries penalties similar to failing the test.
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20.What should you do if you see a driver weaving dangerously through traffic in Malaysia?
Defensive drivers prioritize safety by avoiding aggressive and unpredictable situations. Maintaining a safe distance from a weaving driver prevents collisions, especially if they brake suddenly or change direction without warning.
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21.When approaching an intersection and the traffic light turns yellow in Malaysia, what is the correct action to take?
A yellow light serves as a warning to prepare to stop safely before entering the intersection. Responsible drivers will slow down and bring their vehicle to a halt if it is safe to do so, rather than rushing through, which increases the risk of collision.
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22.What actions should a driver take to stay safe while driving through heavy rain?
In heavy rain, visibility is significantly reduced. The safest action is to slow down your vehicle and turn on your low-beam headlights. This not only improves your ability to see the road ahead but also makes your vehicle more visible to other drivers, enhancing overall safety.
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23.What should you do first if your car catches fire while driving in Malaysia?
If your car catches fire, the absolute first step is to immediately and safely stop the vehicle, turn off the engine, and evacuate all occupants. Move a safe distance away from the car, as opening the bonnet can provide oxygen, intensifying the flames.
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24.If you are running late for work and start to feel stressed while driving in Malaysia, what is the most responsible action to take?
Stress significantly impairs a drivers judgment and increases the likelihood of risky behaviors. A responsible driver understands that arriving late is always a better outcome than not arriving at all due to an accident caused by rushing or aggressive driving. Prioritizing safety over punctuality is key.
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25.If you see a football rolling onto the road while driving in Malaysia, what should you expect?
A rolling ball is a strong indicator that children might be playing nearby and could run onto the road unexpectedly to retrieve it. A responsible driver should immediately slow down and stay highly alert, prepared to stop suddenly to prevent an accident involving a child.
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26.If Iyour car engine suddenly stalls in the middle of traffic in Malaysia, what is the first step you should take?
If your car engine stalls in traffic, the immediate and most crucial step is to activate If your hazard lights. This warns other drivers of If your predicament. Then, calmly attempt to restart the engine. Remaining composed helps prevent further disruption and ensures If your safety amidst moving traffic.
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27.If you are waiting at a red light for over 60 seconds in Malaysia, what is the most eco-friendly action to take?
Idling for extended periods, such as at a long red light (over 60 seconds), wastes a significant amount of fuel and increases unnecessary emissions. The eco-friendly practice is to turn off your engine. This conserves fuel, reduces your carbon footprint, and is better for the environment.
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28.What is the correct approach when entering a roundabout in Putrajaya?
In Malaysia, the rule for roundabouts is to yield to traffic already in the roundabout or coming from your right. This ensures a safe and smooth flow of vehicles, preventing collisions that can occur from misjudging right-of-way. Always be prepared to stop if necessary.
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29.What does the red AWAS sign mean?
AWAS means Caution in Malay, used to warn drivers of potential hazards. It doesnt mean stop but signals drivers to be alert. It often accompanies other danger signs. Proceed with lower speed and care.
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30.What does the triangular sign with Beri Laluan signify?
Beri Laluan means Give Way. Drivers must yield to traffic on the main road.This sign instructs drivers to yield the right-of-way to other traffic. Drivers must slow down and be prepared to stop if necessary to allow cross-traffic or merging vehicles to proceed safely. This ensures smooth and safe traffic flow at intersections.
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31.What does the traffic sign with a white arrow pointing right on a blue circular background mean?
This sign is a regulatory sign indicating that vehicles must turn right at the intersection ahead. The blue circular shape represents a mandatory instruction, and the white arrow shows the required direction. Failing to obey it may result in a traffic violation or accident.
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32.What does the white circular sign with a black diagonal line mean?
This sign indicates that the previously enforced speed limit is now lifted. Drivers can now resume driving at the general speed limit for the type of road they are on. However, it does not mean there are no speed restrictions rather, the specific limit has ended.
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33.What does the triangular sign indicating a road narrowing on the left mean?
This sign warns drivers that the road ahead will narrow on the left side. Drivers should be aware of the reducing lane width and adjust their position accordingly. It is crucial to proceed with caution and be prepared for less maneuvering space.
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34.What does the blue sign with a white H stand for?
The white ‘H’ on a blue background is the universal symbol for a hospital. It informs drivers about nearby medical facilities. Often placed near exits or urban areas. Important for emergency planning.
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35.What is the meaning of a maroon sign with a fish and a hook?
This sign designates a fishing area, typically near rivers or lakes. It uses a simple fish symbol on a maroon background to guide tourists to suitable fishing locations.
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36.What does a single solid white line in the center of a federal road indicate to drivers?
Federal roads often use a solid white line to discourage overtaking. It enhances safety on high-speed stretches. Drivers must maintain lane discipline.
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37.If two vehicles arrive at an uncontrolled intersection at approximately the same time, who must yield?
When two vehicles arrive simultaneously at an uncontrolled intersection, the vehicle turning left must yield to the vehicle going straight or turning right. This ensures safer navigation through the intersection.
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38.What is the general speed limit on national primary and secondary roads outside urban areas?
These roads typically have a 100 km/h speed limit unless signs indicate otherwise.National roads outside urban areas allow higher speeds while maintaining safety. Drivers must watch for signs indicating lower limits near villages or hazards.
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39.What driving rule does a solid white centerline on a federal road represent?
This line indicates that overtaking is generally discouraged or prohibited. It is designed to enhance safety on roads. Drivers should maintain their lane.
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40.Can you stop on a clearway during restricted hours?
Clearways are zones where stopping is not allowed during posted hours except for buses and taxis.
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41.When is the use of high beam lights appropriate?
High beams help in low visibility areas at night, especially on highways or rural roads. Avoid using them in traffic or near other drivers to prevent glare. High beams must be switched to low beams when approaching other vehicles.
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42.What is the legal way to use a mobile phone while driving in Malaysia?
Malaysian law permits the use of hands-free devices only. Holding or texting is illegal and distracts the driver. Focus must be on driving, not the device.
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43.What is the typical speed limit in Malaysian school zones?
Most school zones are limited to 30 km/h during designated hours. This ensures drivers have time to stop for children. Signboards indicate specific times.
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44.What should you do when you see an elderly person crossing the road slowly in Malaysia?
Elderly pedestrians may need more time due to slower mobility. Drivers must stop completely and be patient. Honking or rushing them is unsafe and shows a lack of consideration.
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45.A driver is fined RM150 for not wearing a seatbelt. What does this indicate?
This law is enforced through fines and penalties to ensure all vehicle occupants follow essential safety rules. The purpose is to promote responsible behavior and reduce the risk of injury in the event of an accident.
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46.Who is required by law to wear a seatbelt in the front seats?
Malaysian law unequivocally mandates that both the driver and the front passenger must wear seatbelts at all times when the vehicle is in motion. Non-compliance is considered a punishable offence, emphasizing the importance of occupant safety.
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47.What is the legal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC. limit for private car drivers in Malaysia?
For private vehicle drivers in Malaysia, the legal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC. limit is set at 0.05%. Exceeding this limit is a serious traffic offense that significantly increases the risk of accidents and leads to severe legal penalties.
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48.What is a key rule in defensive driving?
A fundamental principle of defensive driving is to anticipate potential hazards before they fully develop. By expecting the unexpected, drivers are mentally prepared to react promptly and safely, thereby avoiding potential accidents or dangerous situations.
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49.What is the correct response when a traffic officer signals for you to stop?
Traffic police officers hold full legal authority on the road. It is mandatory to obey their signals immediately and without question. Disobeying an officers instructions is illegal in Malaysia and can lead to penalties, besides being highly unsafe.
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50.What actions should you take if your vehicle begins to hydroplane while driving?
Hydroplaning occurs when a layer of water builds between your tires and the road surface, causing a loss of traction. The correct response is to remain calm, ease your foot off the accelerator, and steer gently in the direction you want the front of the car to go until grip returns. Avoid sudden braking or steering.
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