Mauritius Oral Driving Test Online

40 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood.

20 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood.

30 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood.

Switch on your headlights if visibility is poor.

Drive at a speed which is safe even if that means slower than under normal conditions.

Answer the call immediately.

Activate your hands-free to accept the call.

Stop your car immediately.

You need to reverse to get back to an exit.

You feel tired and need to sleep.

No entry for pedestrians.

Unaccompanied children not allowed.

Prohibition to hold hands.

A

C

Another vehicle passes you.

Someone is flashing you.

The road is very dry.

Trying to look for something that fell down in your car.

Tuning the radio in your car.

Looking at a map.

Yes

Falling or fallen rocks.

Excessive spray.

Driving on a hot day.

Driving in strong winds.

Driving in fog.

Two - before you feel it.

It depends on how long your journey is.

Sound your horn

Speed up to get past them quickly

When you need to read a map.

When you're tired.

Yes

It keeps the cool air from your car air conditioner in.

It reduces the outside noise and allows you to concentrate better.

It prevents you from falling asleep.

Pedestrians.

Buses.

Fast moving lorries.

When you're giving them way.

When you want them to give you way.

Drive faster if you're travelling under the speed limit.

Signal the driver to remain behind you if you think he or she is driving too fast.

Over 60km/h.

With passengers.

Have your lights on full beam so you can see where you're going.

Switch off your headlights so you can see the road.

You need to take your eyes off the road to take them.

They can get you arrested.

Reverse along the hard shoulder to get back to it.

Make a U-turn in the next gap at the central reservation.

Wear glasses if required.

Bicycles prohibited.

It makes other drivers mad.

It tempts you to play around with the CD.

Straight road ahead.

River ahead.

Bridge ahead.

By driving at a slower speed.

By using a catalytic converter (a device that converts gases into less harmful substances).

Yes

Drive over 60km/h.

Drive with more than two passengers.

Drive over 40km/h.

Travelling at the speed limit for the area.

Looking steadily to the right.

Poor braking.

The tyres to wear out.

Poor acceleration.

Look down for hazards.

Keep a safe distance between you and the vehicle next to you.

Vehicles over 50m long are prohibited.

The speed limit is 50.

Road closed ahead.

Road is not straight ahead.

Parking prohibited at all times.

Beware of thieves.

For pedestrians only.

Pedestrian crossing ahead.

A

C

Can overtake.

Priority over oncoming traffic.

Driving side by side compulsory.

Drive slower to force the driver behind to leave a safe distance between you and his vehicle.

Maintain your current speed and ignore the driver behind you.

Drive faster to create a gap behind you.

Is completely safe.

Improves your safety.

Yes, both rider and pillion rider at night only though.

No, just the rider.

1 July

11 July

Join the queue of traffic.

Sound your horn and move slowly forward.

No

Close your eyes, hang on and hope for the best.

Scream hysterically for them to slow down.

Alcohol makes you react faster to hazards.

Alcohol has no effect on your driving ability.

For driving over 80km/h.

To avoid lorries hogging the middle lane.

Drive faster in case kids are throwing things at vehicles passing by.

Stop your car, collect the ball and give it back to its owner.

Slow down and shout at the irresponsible person who threw the ball.

5 years

1 year

4 years

Cemetery ahead.

Umbrellas not allowed.

Bus stop.

Bus lane ahead.

Stand together in front of the car with the bonnet up.

Wait inside the car.

Push your way on before the slip road runs out.

Come to a stop before joining the road.

B

A

C

Drive close to their bumper until they get the message and speed up.

Use your horn to make them move over so you can overtake.

avoid dazzling other road users.

avoid damage to the indicator relay.

avoid flattening the battery.

Turn either left or right ahead.

T-Junction

Someone might have left their handbrake off.

They make it harder for you to park.

Near a hairdresser

Near a hotel

Down a hill in an area you know well.

When you're running low on petrol and need to save fuel.

Square

Circular

Triangular

Pull over instantly for a rest.

Turn on the AC.

Turn the radio up.

During the night.

During the day.

In a one-way street.

On a road with speed restrictions.

On a road with potholes.

The driver only.

The driver and the front passengers.

No cycling.

Cycles only allowed.

Do an emergency stop so it can get by.

Pull over immediately so it can pass.

False

One way road on the right.

Roundabout.

Can use right-hand lane.

The right-hand lane.

The middle lane.

The cars behind.

Your speedometer.

When you are confident you'll be able to squeeze through on the left on the vehicle in front of you to overtake.

When the vehicle in front of you is driving too slowly and oncoming vehicles are preventing you from overtaking on the right.

You must not cross the broken white line.

You may only cross the broken white line to turn right.

By activating cruise control.

By shifting into neutral.

By selecting a high gear and using the brakes carefully.

Aircraft crossing ahead.

Direction to airport.

To signal that you're annoyed.

To tell someone they've done something wrong.

To make the person in front of you drive faster.

You are allowed to use your mobile phone.

Prohibition to use your phone.

WIFI zone.

Start driving.

Honk your horn.

Rev your engine to remind them you are there.

Driving with your tail lights on.

Driving up to someone's bumper at the lights.

Make sure you get your share of the drinks.

Only allow them to have one or two beers.

Let them drink and refrain from drinking yourself.

Keep left and look over the top of the approaching vehicle.

Put your lights on high beam.

You need to be at least 31 years old to access this route.

Speed limit of 31 applies.

No entry for 2 wheelers exceeding 4.8 tons.

No entry for vehicles exceeding 4.8 tons.

Try and make it through on amber (yellow).

Maintain your speed and brake hard if they change.

50

30

60

Pull onto the hard shoulder, switch on your hazards, and do some stretches in your seat.

Roll down your windows.

Do math sums in your head to improve your mental alertness.

Allow more time for your journey.

Slow down.

Use dipped headlights.

After 5 years.

After 3 years.

After 6 years.

True

Singing along to the radio.

Checking your speed in the speedometer.

Talking to a passenger.

An area which can only be seen in the side or rear-view mirrors.

The area beside the vehicle that the driver is not looking at.

An area immediately behind the car.

It depends on whether he has consumed Phoenix beer or Green Island rum.

It depends on whether he's making any sense or not.

Speed up so they don't move in front of you.

Slow down to let them onto the motorway.

No, it is illegal to use a mobile phone in the car.

They're scared you'll damage their car.

They don't trust you.

Stand up to her bullying by yelling at her to be quiet.

Speed up so you don't look an idiot.

Speed up.

Use your hazard lights.

Sound your horn.

Near night clubs and pubs where you're bound to find drunk people.

Near schools.

Near hospitals.

Try to overtake them as fast as you can.

Catch up with them so you can give them a piece of your mind.

Tell the driver what he's doing is wrong.

Click your fingers to the beat of the song stuck in your head.