Category D: Technical & Emergency - 61 Cambodian Driving Theory Questions

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What are the hazards you need to be aware of while driving? Q101

data-letter="A">Buildings near the road.
data-letter="B">Mountains near the road.
data-letter="C">The road and other road users.

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When you realize a tire is flat or punctured, what should you do? Q102

data-letter="D">Brake hard as much as possible.
data-letter="E">Slow down and find a place to park.
data-letter="F">Slow down, hold the steering wheel firmly, and steer straight.

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What causes a vehicle to skid? Q103

data-letter="G">Excessive braking.
data-letter="H">Hard braking, sharp steering, acceleration, or excessive speed.
data-letter="A">Sharp curves.

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When your vehicle skids on a dry road, what should you do? Q104

data-letter="B">Slow down and brake hard.
data-letter="C">Slow down and do not brake.
data-letter="D">Accelerate and do not brake.

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When the brakes fail, what should you do? Q105

data-letter="E">Shift down gears sequentially and gently apply the handbrake to find a place to park.
data-letter="F">Shift up gears to find a place to park.
data-letter="G">Do nothing and let the vehicle stop on its own.

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At night, when meeting oncoming traffic, at what distance should you switch from high beams to low beams? Q106

data-letter="H">Approximately 35 meters
data-letter="A">Approximately 75 meters
data-letter="B">Approximately 160 meters

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When driving through heavy rain or deep water, how can you dry the brakes quickly? Q107

data-letter="C">Leave the vehicle in the sun
data-letter="D">Increase the vehicle speed
data-letter="E">Apply the brakes to dry them

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When driving in very hot weather, what is the condition of the tires? Q108

data-letter="F">Tires are loose.
data-letter="G">Tires are tight.
data-letter="H">Tires are normal.

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When braking downhill, one driver pumps the brakes intermittently and another holds the brakes continuously. Which action causes the brakes to heat up more? Q109

data-letter="A">Intermittent braking (pumping the brakes)
data-letter="B">Continuous braking (holding the brakes down)
data-letter="C">Both heat up equally

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When entering a curve, what force can cause the vehicle to overturn? Q110

data-letter="D">Engine force
data-letter="E">Centrifugal force
data-letter="F">Human force

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What should you check regarding the water tank (radiator)? Q111

data-letter="G">Water cleanliness
data-letter="H">Water temperature
data-letter="A">Water level in the tank

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What do you check on the battery? Q112

data-letter="B">Battery density.
data-letter="C">Battery voltage.
data-letter="D">Battery water level.

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What do you check on the windshield wipers? Q113

data-letter="E">Leakage of the wipers
data-letter="F">Functionality and clean wiping
data-letter="G">Color of the wipers

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How do you check the brake fluid level? Q114

data-letter="H">Brake fluid level must be below the minimum mark.
data-letter="A">Brake fluid level must be between the minimum and maximum marks.
data-letter="B">Brake fluid level must be above the maximum mark.

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While driving, what should you check? Q115

data-letter="C">Water level, engine oil level, and windshield washer fluid level
data-letter="D">Functionality of the water temperature gauge, battery charging gauge, brake light, and engine oil pressure
data-letter="E">Check the condition of the tires

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What do you check on the tire rubber? Q117

data-letter="F">Air pressure, wear, bulges, cracks, cuts.
data-letter="G">Water leakage.
data-letter="H">Tire rubber hardness.

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What should you do in the event of brake failure? Q145

data-letter="A">Downshift gears sequentially and apply the handbrake gently to find a safe place to stop
data-letter="B">Upshift gears and find a place to park
data-letter="C">Do nothing and let the vehicle stop on its own

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What distances are used to calculate the stopping distance of a vehicle? Q148

data-letter="D">Reaction distance and braking distance
data-letter="E">Travel distance and reaction distance
data-letter="F">Travel distance and braking distance

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Before getting into the car each time, what should you check? Q150

data-letter="G">Check the fuel system.
data-letter="H">Check tires for looseness and ensure lights are clean.
data-letter="A">Check the water system.

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What is the minimum tread depth for tire wear? Q151

data-letter="B">0.5 mm
data-letter="C">1.0 mm
data-letter="D">1.6 mm

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What should you check on the steering wheel? Q154

data-letter="E">Water and air leakage
data-letter="F">Cleanliness
data-letter="G">Firmness and ensure it is not stiff when turning

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How many times should you disengage the clutch to shift gears up or down? Q190

data-letter="H">1 time
data-letter="A">2 times
data-letter="B">3 times

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If the brakes fail, how can you stop your vehicle? Q276

data-letter="C">Shift to the lowest gear, apply the parking brake gently, and look for a safe place to stop.
data-letter="D">Increase speed and look for a place to stop.
data-letter="E">Shift to neutral and apply the parking brake.

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If you get a flat tire or tire blowout while driving, what should you do? Q280

data-letter="F">Press the brake pedal as hard as you can.
data-letter="G">Shift to the lowest gear and apply the parking brake.
data-letter="H">Grip the steering wheel firmly, slow down gradually, and keep the vehicle straight.

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Every time before you get into your car, what should you inspect? Q281

data-letter="A">Fuel system
data-letter="B">Wheels and lights
data-letter="C">Coolant system

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What is the minimum tire tread depth? Q282

data-letter="D">At least 0.8 mm
data-letter="E">At least 1.0 mm
data-letter="F">At least 1.6 mm

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What should you inspect on the windshield wipers? Q283

data-letter="G">Whether the windshield wipers leak
data-letter="H">Proper operation and effective wiping
data-letter="A">The color of the windshield wipers

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What should you inspect at the radiator? Q284

data-letter="B">Coolant color
data-letter="C">Coolant temperature
data-letter="D">Coolant level

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What should you inspect on the steering wheel? Q285

data-letter="E">Air leaks
data-letter="F">Oil leaks
data-letter="G">Firmness and ease of steering

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What is the stopping distance in meters for a small vehicle traveling at 90 km/h? Q393

data-letter="H">Approximately 27 meters
data-letter="A">Approximately 50 meters
data-letter="B">Approximately 81 meters

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When the brakes fail, what should you do? Q396

data-letter="C">Downshift gears gradually and gently apply the handbrake to find a parking spot.
data-letter="D">Shift to a higher gear to find a parking spot.
data-letter="E">Do nothing and let the vehicle stop on its own.

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What should you check each time before getting into a vehicle? Q398

data-letter="F">Check the fuel system.
data-letter="G">Check tires for looseness and ensure lights are always clean.
data-letter="H">Check the water system.

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At the location of the headlights (high/low beams), what should you check? Q401

data-letter="A">Brightness and functionality
data-letter="B">Water leakage
data-letter="C">Oil leakage

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At night, outside of town, without electric streetlights, when vehicles meet, what lights should the driver use? Q409

data-letter="D">Turn off the high beams and turn on the low beams
data-letter="E">Turn on the high beams
data-letter="F">Alternate between high beams and low beams

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If you are driving outside built-up areas at 90 km/h and apply the brakes, what are the stopping distances on a dry road and on a wet/slippery road respectively? Q411

data-letter="G">81 meters on a dry road and 120 meters on a wet road
data-letter="H">60 meters on a dry road and 160 meters on a wet road
data-letter="A">30 meters on a dry road and 80 meters on a wet road

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Among fire engines, ambulances, and police, military, or gendarmerie vehicles on emergency duty, what is the order of priority? Q418

data-letter="B">Fire engine first, then police/military/gendarmerie, and ambulance last
data-letter="C">Police/military/gendarmerie first, then ambulance, and fire engine last
data-letter="D">Fire engine first, then ambulance, and police/military/gendarmerie last

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When braking to descend a hill, which method causes the brakes to heat up more? Q438

data-letter="E">Intermittent braking (pumping/releasing)
data-letter="F">Continuous braking (holding/riding the brakes)
data-letter="G">Both methods heat up the brakes equally

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To have sufficient forward visibility, how many seconds of distance do you need? Q439

data-letter="H">At least 5 seconds
data-letter="A">At least 10 seconds
data-letter="B">At least 20 seconds

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What should you check on the headlights (high/low beams)? Q443

data-letter="C">Clarity and operation.
data-letter="D">Water leakage.
data-letter="E">Oil leakage.

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What should a driver do when driving across a railway? Q457

data-letter="F">Increase speed
data-letter="G">Slow down
data-letter="H">Honk loudly

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When your vehicle hits a person or collides with a road user on a public road, what should you do? Q463

data-letter="A">You must stop the vehicle, get out to provide assistance and first aid, and notify the nearest traffic police officer.
data-letter="B">You must drive away and escape, leaving the authorities to resolve the incident.
data-letter="C">You must abandon the vehicle and escape.

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Before getting into the vehicle to start driving in reverse, what should you do? Q482

data-letter="D">Look ahead for sufficient distance, signal, and slowly reverse.
data-letter="E">Look behind the vehicle clearly first, signal, and slowly reverse.
data-letter="F">Look to the right side of the vehicle sufficiently, signal, and slowly reverse.

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On a wet road, how many times does the braking distance increase? Q484

data-letter="G">2 times
data-letter="H">3 times
data-letter="A">4 times

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What should you do when you realize a tire is flat or has a blowout? Q529

data-letter="B">Brake hard as much as possible.
data-letter="C">Slow down and find a place to park.
data-letter="D">Slow down, hold the steering wheel firmly, and steer straight in the lane.

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When parking a car, what should you do before getting out? Q552

data-letter="E">I must pull the handbrake, turn off the engine, check front and back, then get out to avoid accidents.
data-letter="F">I must get out of the car as quickly as possible.
data-letter="G">Pull the handbrake and get out of the car immediately.

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When driving and the foot brake of the vehicle fails, what should you do? Q554

data-letter="H">I should slow down by shifting to lower gears sequentially, and when the speed decreases, use the handbrake.
data-letter="A">I should turn off the engine to perform repairs.
data-letter="B">I should shift from a high gear to first gear.

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When driving in very hot weather, what is the condition of the tires? Q574

data-letter="C">Loose tires
data-letter="D">Tight tires
data-letter="E">Normal tires

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If the driver increases speed by 2 times, how many times does the braking distance increase? Q575

data-letter="F">2 times
data-letter="G">3 times
data-letter="H">4 times

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When and where can a driver use the horn? Q591

data-letter="A">Use during the daytime, when asking to overtake, and not near hospitals or where there are 'no honking' signs
data-letter="B">Can be used at night
data-letter="C">Can be used at all times and everywhere

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Who can be considered a driver? Q600

data-letter="D">A driver is a vehicle mechanic.
data-letter="E">A driver is a controller of all types of vehicles.
data-letter="F">A driver is a person who operates a vehicle, including a person riding, leading, or herding animals on the road.

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Please define the word "Stop"? Q639

data-letter="G">Stopping is remaining stationary of a vehicle on the road for a necessary period to allow pedestrians or other vehicles to pass or to the side to load or unload goods or passengers, and the driver must remain holding the steering wheel or near their vehicle.
data-letter="H">Stopping is remaining stationary with the engine turned off for a long period.
data-letter="A">Stopping is leaving a vehicle for a long period without a driver holding the steering wheel or near the vehicle.

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When driving on a wavy road at high speed, can it cause an accident? Q640

data-letter="B">It cannot cause any accident.
data-letter="C">It cannot cause an accident for a fast driver.
data-letter="D">It can cause an accident for a fast driver.

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On a bridge, if there are cows, buffaloes, or other livestock crossing, what should the driver do? Q647

data-letter="E">I must slow down or stop, and if necessary, reverse until the animals have passed.
data-letter="F">I must honk to make the animals move out of the way.
data-letter="G">I must increase speed to get past the herd of livestock.

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Before getting into the car to start reversing, what should you do? Q666

data-letter="H">Look forward sufficiently, signal, and reverse slowly.
data-letter="A">Look behind the car clearly, signal, and reverse slowly.
data-letter="B">Look to the right side of the car sufficiently, signal, and reverse slowly.

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What are the dangers you need to be aware of when driving? Q667

data-letter="C">Buildings near the road
data-letter="D">Mountains near the road
data-letter="E">Roads and road users

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At night, when there is a bright headlight from an oncoming vehicle, what should the driver do? Q685

data-letter="F">I must slow down, look towards the roadside, and drive as far right as possible.
data-letter="G">I don't need to slow down because I lower the sun visor, as I believe the oncoming vehicle can also see me.
data-letter="H">If the car's lights are too bright, I must flash my high beams back at that vehicle.

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When can a driver use low beam (dipped) headlights? Q841

data-letter="A">During the day or night inside and outside built-up areas, or when overtaking by flashing headlights with high beams.
data-letter="B">At night on roads without electric lighting, or when overtaking by flashing headlights with high beams.
data-letter="C">At night inside and outside built-up areas with electric lighting, or during the day when visibility is poor, or when overtaking by flashing headlights with high beams.

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When goods fall on the road and cannot be immediately lifted, how should you inform other drivers? Q843

data-letter="D">Place triangular signs at least 30 meters away from the goods.
data-letter="E">Flash headlights (high-low beams) to give notice.
data-letter="F">Turn on parking lights to give notice.

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On a curved road, can driving at high speed cause a traffic accident? Q893

data-letter="G">It cannot cause any accident.
data-letter="H">It cannot cause a traffic accident for fast drivers.
data-letter="A">It will cause a traffic accident.

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When you realize a car tire has blown out or broken, what should you do? Q895

data-letter="B">Must brake as hard as possible
data-letter="C">Reduce speed and find a place to park
data-letter="D">Must reduce speed to control the steering wheel or stop for a long time

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Before starting to drive backwards, what must you do? Q899

data-letter="E">Look forward, ensure there is enough space, signal, then drive forward.
data-letter="F">Look backward clearly, signal, then reverse slowly.
data-letter="G">Look to the right, signal, then reverse slowly.