| SN | ANS | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | F | A vehicle proceeding in a lane where there is a yellow solid line must not cross the centerline to overtake. |
| 2 | T | Opening the door slightly is a safe method because such an action alerts other traffic. |
| 3 | T | A driver must maintain an appropriate distance, taking the stopping distance into consideration. |
| 4 | T | The same signal is required as when a vehicle is changing to the right lane. |
| 5 | T | Shifting gears should be avoided in order to prevent the engine from stalling. |
| 6 | T | The hand signal has the same meaning as a red light for traffic proceeding in direction A, and as a green light for traffic proceeding in direction B. |
| 7 | T | Such actions are prohibited unless these actions are necessary in order to avoid danger. |
| 8 | F | This is an abuse of the car horn because the driver is not sounding the horn to avoid danger. |
| 9 | T | This is anticipation of possible dangers and is a required action for safe driving. |
| 10 | F | Automobiles must proceed on the left side of the left part of the road. |
| 11 | T | The pavement marking indicates that there is a safety zone or an obstruction on the road ahead. |
| 12 | T | It is safe for both vehicles if the vehicle overtaking can overtake easily. |
| 13 | F | Vehicles do not need to slow down when there is enough clearance from a pedestrian. |
| 14 | F | A vehicle must not sound the horn unnecessarily. |
| 15 | T | It is advisable to depress the brake pedal as a signal to vehicles behind. |
| 16 | T | On a road with two lanes in each direction, vehicles must proceed in the left lane regardless of the type of vehicle. |
| 17 | F | Identification and judgment are especially important and deeply related to causes of an accident. |
| 18 | F | General mopeds must not proceed at a speed exceeding 30 km/h. |
| 19 | F | The position to stop is immediately before a stop line (or before an intersection where there is no stop line). |
| 20 | F | The lane is for vehicles proceeding straight through and making a left turn, so vehicles must not make a right turn. |
| 21 | T | Driving without carrying a driver's license is prohibited. |
| 22 | F | Vehicles must overtake a vehicle proceeding near the centerline by passing on the left side of that vehicle. |
| 23 | T | It is dangerous to pass near passengers getting on and off where there is no safety zone. |
| 24 | F | Whether there are pedestrians or not, vehicles must stop immediately before these locations. |
| 25 | T | A driver must check safety enough to prevent accidents caused by overlooking and mistaking things while driving. |
| 26 | T | Automobiles may make a right turn. General mopeds may also make a right turn unless a two-step right turn is designated. |
| 27 | T | As there are three lanes in each direction, as shown in the figure, general mopeds must make a two-step right turn. |
| 28 | F | On general roads, the designated maximum speed for regular motor vehicles, including passenger vehicles and trucks, is 60 km/h. |
| 29 | T | The sign designates that the road is closed to large-size trucks, specified medium trucks, and special heavy equipment. |
| 30 | F | Driver's licenses are classified into three types; the first-class license, the second-class license and the learner's permit. |
| 31 | F | The position to stop is 1 meter before the police officer or traffic warden. |
| 32 | F | Overtaking is prohibited because of the danger that a vehicle's speed may become too fast on a downward slope. |
| 33 | T | The pavement marking designates that automobiles must proceed immediately inside the center of the intersection. Automobiles must make a right turn by following the arrows. |
| 34 | F | A signal is necessary as the vehicle is changing to the right lane. |
| 35 | T | Such posture is appropriate to ensure sufficient view and minimize fatigue. |
| 36 | T | A driver must give a signal until the action is completed in order to alert other traffic of his or her action. |
| 37 | F | Vehicles specifically permitted to proceed, including those that have obtained permission from the chief of police, may proceed. |
| 38 | T | This is a necessary action in order to not endanger crossing pedestrians. |
| 39 | F | Not carrying a license is a violation of traffic regulations, but is not regarded as "driving without a valid license." |
| 40 | F | Vehicles do not have to slow down but must proceed while paying attention to other traffic. |
| 41 | T | The vehicle must slow down because traffic on the cross street has right of way. |
| 42 | F | A vehicle approaching from the left has right of way, so a vehicle proceeding on the cross street must give way. |
| 43 | F | On a one-way street, a vehicle may move to the right side of the road depending on the circumstances. |
| 44 | F | These signs prohibit U-turns and vehicle crossing but do not prohibit reversing. |
| 45 | F | It is advisable for a driver to select clothing that will not impair his or her ability to control a vehicle. |
| 46 | F | A vehicle must not cross the yellow line and change lanes even when executing a left or right turn. |
| 47 | T | The traffic sign designates that a vehicle may only proceed straight through (making a left or right turn is prohibited). |
| 48 | T | Overtaking is dangerous. Double overtaking is even more dangerous. |
| 49 | T | A rearview mirror has a blind spot, so a driver needs to check safety directly with his or her eyes. |
| 50 | F | The marking indicates that there is a pedestrian crossing or bicycle crossing ahead. |