KPP Test Questions & Answers — Section C · Law & Licence (Part 6/11)
Section C · Law & Licence of the Malaysian KPP01 driving theory test — questions Q468–Q479 of 123 in this section, correct answers marked with ✓. Practise them interactively in the free app.
Q468What is the age requirement for applying for class B2 and class D driving licence?
- A. Class B2 - 16 years old and above; Class D - 17 years old and above.✓ Answer
- B. Class B2 - 18 years old and above; Class D - 21 years old and above.
- C. Class B2 - 19 years old and above; Class D - 25 years old and above.
Q469Which offence imposes the greatest demerit points to a driver?
- A. Overtaking at double lines (continuous lines).
- B. Driving without care and consideration.✓ Answer
- C. Using a mobile phone while driving.
Q470A Probationary Driving Licence(PDL)may be revoked if its holder commits the offence of.
- A. failing to give way to an RTD vehicle.
- B. failing to display the 'P' plate on the vehicle.✓ Answer
- C. failing to carry the Learner's Driving Licence (LDL) when driving.
Q471What may NOT be done by a driver whose driving licence has been suspended?
- A. Drive on the road.✓ Answer
- B. Commute by public transport.
- C. Warm up his vehicle engine.
Q472What is the penalty or fine for a driver who drives while his driving licence has been suspended?
- A. Fine of RM2000 or 6 months' imprisonment.✓ Answer
- B. Barred from driving for one year.
- C. Barred from applying for a driving licence.
Q473The holder of a driving licence revoked under the KEJARA System may not obtain any driving licence for a period of:
- A. 12 months from the date of surrender of licence.✓ Answer
- B. 12 months from the date of revocation of licence.
- C. any period deemed fit and proper.
Q474The holder of a Probationary Driving Licence (PDL)is required to display the"P"plate on the vehicle used by him for a period of:
- A. 1 year.
- B. 2 years.✓ Answer
- C. 3 years.
Q475Which offence Will impose 5 demerit points on the holder of a Probationary Driving Licence (PDL)under the KEJARA System?
- A. Not complying with traffic lights while driving.
- B. Not displaying the 'P' sign.
- C. Not carrying the driving licence while driving.✓ Answer
Q476Why was the KEJARA System introduced?
- A. To act against holders of a probationary driving licence only.
- B. To act against traffic offenders.✓ Answer
- C. To act against the holders of Competent Driving Licence (CDL) only.
Q477Which one of these constitutes a traffic offence?
- A. Driving an unregistered motor vehicle.✓ Answer
- B. Driving a registered motor vehicle.
- C. Driving a motor vehicle at night.
Q478A Learners Driving Licence(LDL)may be renewed:
- A. annually.
- B. annually or semi-annually
- C. once every 3 or 6 months.✓ Answer
Q479The KEJARA System is enforceable upon the:
- A. holders of the Probationary Driving Licence (PDL).
- B. holders of Competent Driving Licence (CDL).
- C. holders of Competent Driving Licence (CDL) as well as Probationary Driving Licence (PDL).✓ Answer
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