Al Wakrah General Directorate of Traffic Light vehicle
Timed mock exam· Full mock examsAl Wakrah General Directorate of Traffic - Qatar Theory Mock Test 2
Second full mock exam covering all Qatar theory topics. A different question selection to Mock Test 1 so you can keep practising without repetition.
Who in a car should wear a seatbelt on Qatar roads?
The other 30 questions in this test
Read them all. The answer and the reason for each, and the timed 40-question run, are in the Qatar Driving Theory Online Practice Bank.
- Q11Road signs and signals
What does a blue rectangular sign generally indicate in Qatar?
- AA prohibition
- BA warning of a hazard ahead
- CAn end-of-restriction sign
- DInformational or directional guidance, such as motorway directions or facilities
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- Q12Traffic rules
Heavy rain is reducing visibility on a Qatar expressway. What should you do with your speed?
- AMaintain the posted speed limit as it is always safe
- BReduce speed to a level appropriate for the reduced visibility and road grip
- CIncrease speed to clear the wet zone faster
- DStop on the hard shoulder until the rain stops
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- Q13Right of way
You are on a minor road and approaching a Give Way line at a major road. The major road is clear. Must you stop?
- AYes, you must always come to a complete stop at a Give Way line
- BYes, you must stop and wait for 10 seconds
- CNo, you may proceed slowly without stopping if the road is clearly safe
- DNo, Give Way lines only apply to heavy vehicles
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- Q14Safe driving
When is it safe to overtake another vehicle on a single-carriageway road?
- AWhenever the vehicle ahead is travelling below the speed limit
- BOn approach to a bend if the road ahead appears clear
- CAny time the road ahead is empty for at least 100 metres
- DOnly when there is a clear and sufficient gap ahead, you have good visibility, and it is legal to do so
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- Q15Penalties and fines
What is the consequence of driving in Qatar without valid third-party motor insurance?
- AOnly a verbal warning for a first offence.
- BA fine and possible vehicle impoundment. Liability for any accident damages falls entirely on the uninsured driver.
- CNo penalty if no accident occurs during the uninsured period.
- DInsurance is optional in Qatar for vehicles less than three years old.
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- Q16Road signs and signals
When does the No Overtaking restriction indicated by a sign end?
- AAfter exactly 1 kilometre
- BWhen the road ahead becomes straight
- CWhen you see an end-of-no-overtaking sign or an end-of-all-restrictions sign
- DWhen you see a new speed-limit sign
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- Q17Traffic rules
What is the general rule for following distance between your vehicle and the one in front on a Qatar road?
- AKeep at least one car length for every 10 km/h of speed
- BStay within two metres so other drivers cannot cut in
- CFollowing distance only matters on motorways, not urban roads
- DMaintain a safe gap that allows you to stop if the vehicle ahead brakes suddenly
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- Q18Right of way
You are leaving a highway via an off-ramp (exit slip road) and a vehicle on the highway signals to exit behind you. Who has priority on the slip road?
- AThe vehicle ahead on the slip road (you), as you are already committed to the exit
- BThe vehicle on the highway, because it is on the main carriageway
- CBoth vehicles must stop and negotiate
- DThe faster vehicle
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- Q19Safe driving
What minimum gap should you ensure is available ahead before beginning to overtake a car on an open road at high speed?
- AExactly 50 metres of clear road is always sufficient
- BA gap large enough to complete the overtake and return to lane with a safety margin on both sides
- CThe same as the gap required when following in normal traffic
- DAny gap is acceptable if you accelerate quickly enough
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- Q20Penalties and fines
A resident of Qatar has held a Qatari driving licence but it has expired for three months. They continue to drive daily. What is the likely legal outcome?
- AAn expired licence carries no penalty if it was valid at the time it was originally issued.
- BDriving on an expired licence is illegal and can result in fines, black points and vehicle impoundment.
- CThere is a 12-month grace period after expiry during which driving remains legal.
- DThe only consequence is that the licence cannot be renewed for a year.
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- Q21Road signs and signals
What following distance is recommended on Qatar expressways in normal dry conditions?
- AAt least a 2-second gap, increased at higher speeds and in poor conditions
- BExactly 5 metres at all times
- CHalf a car length per 10 km/h of speed
- DFollowing distance does not matter on expressways
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- Q22Traffic rules
The two-second rule for following distance means that after the vehicle ahead passes a fixed point, you should reach that point in no less than how many seconds?
- AOne second
- BFive seconds at all times
- CTen seconds on motorways only
- DTwo seconds under dry conditions, more in adverse conditions
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- Q23Right of way
You are at a Y-junction where your road splits into two. You want to take the right fork. Is there a right-of-way issue?
- AUsually no, because a Y-junction fork is a diverge, not a merge; however, follow any signs present
- BYou must always stop before taking either fork at a Y-junction
- CVehicles going left always have priority at a Y-junction
- DY-junctions are not covered by Qatar traffic rules
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- Q24Safe driving
What is the correct way to set your seat position for safe driving?
- ARecline the seat as far back as possible for comfort on long journeys
- BSit upright with a slight bend in the arms at the wheel and feet able to press pedals fully
- CSit as far forward as possible so you can see over the bonnet
- DSeat position only matters for taller drivers; shorter drivers can adapt
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- Q25Penalties and fines
What does 'reckless driving' mean under Qatar's traffic law?
- ADriving above 100 km/h on any road.
- BOperating a vehicle in a way that puts other road users at risk, showing disregard for safety rules.
- CChanging lanes without signalling once.
- DDriving with a tyre pressure 5% below the manufacturer's recommendation.
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- Q26Road signs and signals
Is it permitted to make a U-turn at a green traffic light in Qatar?
- AYes, a green light always permits a U-turn
- BNo, U-turns are banned at all traffic lights in Qatar
- COnly where a U-turn is not prohibited by a sign and it can be done safely
- DOnly if no other vehicles are present
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- Q27Traffic rules
Which occupants of a car does Article 54 of Qatar's Traffic Law require to wear a seat belt?
- AOnly the driver
- BThe driver and the front-seat passenger
- COnly passengers, not the driver
- DAdults only; children of any age are exempt
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- Q28Right of way
On a one-way street, an emergency vehicle comes from behind with lights and sirens. What should you do?
- ASpeed up and turn off the one-way street at the next junction
- BDrive in reverse to create space
- CContinue at the same speed; emergency vehicles must follow traffic rules on one-way streets
- DMove as far to one side as possible and stop to allow the emergency vehicle to pass
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- Q29Safe driving
What is a key characteristic of large trucks and buses that drivers of cars need to be aware of on Qatar roads?
- AThey can stop in a shorter distance than cars due to multiple axle brakes
- BThey have much larger blind spots on all four sides than a car
- CTheir wide turning radius means they always indicate before turning
- DTheir elevated cab position means they can see all vehicles around them
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- Q30Penalties and fines
What penalties can be imposed on a driver convicted of reckless or dangerous driving in Qatar?
- AOnly a fine equivalent to a speeding ticket.
- BA compulsory driving refresher course with no other penalty.
- CReckless driving carries a fixed three-day licence suspension only.
- DHeavy fines, black points, possible imprisonment and vehicle confiscation, depending on the severity.
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- Q31Road signs and signals
Where must you not park near a pedestrian crossing in Qatar?
- AWithin the zigzag markings or restricted zone on the approach to the crossing
- BAnywhere within 500 metres of a crossing
- CParking is always permitted near crossings if the car is half on the pavement
- DOnly on the far side of the crossing
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- Q32Traffic rules
At what age are children in Qatar generally required to use an appropriate child restraint seat rather than just a seat belt?
- AChildren who have not yet reached the height and weight thresholds for adult belts
- BOnly children under 1 year old
- CUnder 4 years old only
- DChildren are never required to use a child seat if they can buckle themselves in
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- Q33Right of way
Two vehicles reach a STOP-controlled intersection at exactly the same time from different roads. Both have come to a full stop. What happens next?
- AThe vehicle with more passengers goes first
- BThe vehicle turning right goes first
- CThe vehicle that stopped first has priority
- DThe vehicle on the right has priority to proceed first
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- Q34Safe driving
You are passing a large truck on a multi-lane expressway. Which action best keeps you safe?
- AMatch the truck's speed and drive alongside it to reduce wind buffeting
- BCut in front of the truck as soon as any part of it is behind you
- CPass quickly and completely, then signal and move back to your lane leaving ample space
- DStay slightly behind the truck's cab to benefit from its slipstream
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- Q35Penalties and fines
A driver in Qatar repeatedly cuts between lanes at high speed on a busy expressway. Which category of offence does this most likely constitute?
- AOnly a lane-discipline infraction with a very small fine.
- BNo offence as long as indicators were used.
- CReckless or dangerous driving, which carries serious penalties beyond a simple lane-change fine.
- DAn offence only if it causes another driver to brake sharply.
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- Q36Road signs and signals
On a multi-lane expressway in Qatar, which lane should you normally use?
- AThe left lane at all times as it is the fastest
- BAny lane with equal frequency to distribute tyre wear
- CThe right lane, moving to the left only to overtake
- DThe centre lane to allow faster vehicles to pass on both sides
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- Q37Traffic rules
Where must a child restraint seat be installed in a vehicle in Qatar?
- AIn the front passenger seat facing forward
- BIn any seat, as long as the child is buckled in
- CIn the front seat if the vehicle has no rear seat
- DIn the rear seat, properly secured according to the manufacturer's instructions
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- Q38Right of way
You are travelling uphill on a narrow mountain road and meet a vehicle coming downhill. Who should reverse or give way?
- AThe vehicle travelling downhill should give way, as it is easier to reverse downhill and the uphill vehicle has momentum
- BThe vehicle travelling uphill should give way because it can stop more easily
- CThe smaller vehicle must always give way
- DBoth vehicles stop and wait for a third party to direct them
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- Q39Safe driving
What should you do immediately after a breakdown on a Qatar expressway?
- AMove to the hard shoulder, switch on hazard lights, and place a warning triangle behind the vehicle
- BStop in the driving lane and wait for other drivers to go around you
- CAttempt repairs in the fast lane as quickly as possible
- DExit the vehicle on the traffic side to flag down help
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- Q40Penalties and fines
Under Qatar law, which combination of actions by a driver would most strongly support a charge of dangerous driving?
- ABriefly exceeding the speed limit by 5 km/h on an empty road.
- BTravelling at twice the speed limit while using a handheld phone and overtaking on the hard shoulder.
- CMaking an unplanned right turn while signalling late.
- DParking slightly over a yellow line outside peak hours.
Answer and explanation in the bank
Every answer above, with the rule it comes from, plus the full 40-question timed test.
Get the Qatar Driving Theory Online Practice Bank - QAR 39What this test covers
Topics include road signs, traffic signals, right of way, roundabouts, speed limits, seat belts, fines and penalties, and the safe-driving rules specific to your vehicle category. Full question-by-question feedback with explanations is shown immediately after you finish the test above.
Frequently asked questions
How many questions is the Al Wakrah General Directorate of Traffic light vehicle theory test?
The official General Directorate of Traffic light vehicle theory test in Al Wakrah has 40 questions and you need 37 correct (92.5%) to pass. This practice test has 40 questions.
Is this the real exam?
These are practice questions to help you revise, written to the published rules and to what candidates report from the real test. They are not the official Qatar exam and the real question bank, format, fees and pass mark are set by the General Directorate of Traffic (Ministry of Interior) and the driving schools, and can change. Always confirm the current requirements with your driving school or the traffic department (for example via the Metrash service).
Is this practice test free?
The first 10 questions are free, with no signup, and each shows the answer and the reason. The full 40-question test, timed, is in the Qatar Driving Theory Online Practice Bank (QAR 39, one payment), with every question in the bank.
What does the Al Wakrah light vehicle theory test cover?
Road signs, traffic signals, right of way, roundabouts, speed limits, seat belts, penalties and safe-driving rules, plus the handling and safety topics specific to your vehicle.