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Section C · Law & Licence of the Malaysian KPP01 driving theory test — questions Q647–Q658 of 123 in this section, correct answers marked with ✓. Practise them interactively in the free app.

Q647What is the eligible age for applying for a Public Service Vehicle (Bus) driving licence?

  1. A. 21 years✓ Answer
  2. B. 19 years
  3. C. 16 years

Q648What is the validity period of Part II and Part III test results for the purpose of a driving licence application?

  1. A. 1 year✓ Answer
  2. B. 5 years
  3. C. 3 years

Q649Under the KEJARA system, below how many demerit points will a Probationary Driving Licence (PDL) holder NOT have the licence revoked?

  1. A. 20 points
  2. B. 21 points
  3. C. 6 points✓ Answer

Q650What is the national speed limit for driving a car on the highway?

  1. A. 110 km/h✓ Answer
  2. B. 80 km/h
  3. C. 180 km/h

Q651How long is a Learner Driving Licence (LDL) valid for?

  1. A. 1 year
  2. B. 5 years
  3. C. 2 years✓ Answer

Q652How long is a Probationary Driving Licence (PDL) valid for?

  1. A. 2 years✓ Answer
  2. B. 5 years
  3. C. 10 years

Q653Under the KEJARA system, the offence of careless and inconsiderate driving by a PDL holder may result in:

  1. A. The driving licence being suspended for 6 months
  2. B. The driving licence being revoked
  3. C. The driving licence being suspended for 3 months✓ Answer

Q654Who needs to certify the eligibility of a disabled (OKU) candidate applying for a driving licence?

  1. A. A registered medical practitioner✓ Answer
  2. B. A court judge
  3. C. The Inspector-General of Police

Q655Select the correct answer regarding the conditions for a Class D Learner Driving Licence (LDL) holder.

  1. A. A Class D LDL holder must display the 'P' plate
  2. B. A Class D LDL holder is not allowed to drive alone✓ Answer
  3. C. A Class D LDL holder is allowed to drive alone

Q656An expired Probationary Driving Licence (PDL) must be converted into a Competent Driving Licence (CDL) within:

  1. A. 1 year✓ Answer
  2. B. 3 years
  3. C. 5 years

Q657The offence of a Probationary Driving Licence (PDL) holder driving with an alcohol concentration exceeding the prescribed limit may result in the licence being:

  1. A. Suspended for 12 months
  2. B. Suspended for 6 months
  3. C. Revoked✓ Answer

Q658Please pick the traffic offence:

  1. A. Broken radio
  2. B. Signal lights not working✓ Answer
  3. C. Air conditioner not cold
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