Macau Driving Theory1 of 14 · Fascicule 2, question 59
Figure 41 shows a set of traffic light signals. What is the colour of each numbered light?
A1. red 2. green 3. amber
B1. green 2. amber 3. red
C1. red 2. amber 3. greenOfficial answer
D1. amber 2. red 3. green
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Traffic lights and stop lines
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2 of 14 · Fascicule 2, question 60
When light number 1 is on, vehicles should…(See figure 41)
AStop at the pedestrians crossing
BStop at the intersection
CStop in front of the stopping lineOfficial answer
DProceed slowly
3 of 14 · Fascicule 2, question 61
When you are turning left and the amber light flashes, you should: (See figure 41)
AReduce speed, turn left carefullyOfficial answer
BStop, and then drive on
CWait for the green light
DKeep going forward
4 of 14 · Fascicule 2, question 62
Figure 41 shows a set of traffic light signals. Which statement about the colours is correct?
ALight 1 means stop, prohibited to pass throughOfficial answer
BLight 2 means you may proceed
CLight 3 means stop, prohibited to pass through
DLight 4 means stop, prohibited to pass through
5 of 14 · Fascicule 2, question 63
Which of the following is incorrect? (See figure 41)
ALight 1 on: prohibited to pass through. Driver must stop in front of the area regulated by the signal
BLight 2 is on: transition from red light to green light or vice-versa
CLight 3 is on: prohibited to pass through under all circumstancesOfficial answer
DLight 3 is on: allowed to pass through
6 of 14 · Fascicule 2, question 56
Which of the following is correct? (See figure 40)
AIn picture A, stopping is mandatory
BIn picture B, stopping is mandatoryOfficial answer
CIn pictures A and B, stopping is mandatory
DIn pictures A and B, stopping is not mandatory
7 of 14 · Fascicule 2, question 57
Which of the following is incorrect? (See figure 40)
AIn picture A, proceed without stopping if there were enough safety space in the intersection to pass through
BIn picture B, stop under all circumstances
CIn pictures A and B, proceed without stopping if there were no vehicles at the intersectionOfficial answer
DIn picture A, stop and give way to vehicles coming from the left and right of the intersection
8 of 14 · Fascicule 2, question 58
If you were in a situation such as in picture B, you should… (See figure 40)
AReduce speed, stop when necessary
BStop only when there are approaching vehicles
CStop under all circumstancesOfficial answer
DNone of the above
9 of 14 · Fascicule 5, question 28
When you come to an intersection:
AYou should pay attention to vehicles that change lane suddenly to turn left or right, so as to avoid a lateral collisionOfficial answer
BYou should accelerate to avoid a lateral collision with vehicles that change lane suddenly to turn left or right
CYou should stop and give way to vehicles that change lane suddenly to turn left or right, so as to avoid a lateral collision
DYou should slow down until there are no vehicles to your left and right, then accelerate to avoid a lateral collision
10 of 14 · Fascicule 5, question 29
When you come to an intersection and the green light is still on:
AYou should decelerate and check whether there are vehicles on the side road that have jumped the red lightOfficial answer
BYou should decelerate and give way to vehicles on the side road attempting to jump the red light, so as to avoid a collision
CYou can accelerate, in all situations
DYou should accelerate and pass the intersection quickly to avoid a collision
11 of 14 · Fascicule 5, question 30
When making a left turn:
AYou should pay special attention to the possible presence of people on the pedestrian crossing. Also, be careful with, and maintain a safe distance from, pedestrians or vehicles that are at the back on the left side of your vehicleOfficial answer
BYou should pay special attention to pedestrians or vehicles that are at the back on the right side of your vehicle and maintain a safe distance from them
CYou only have to pay attention to the possible presence of people on the pedestrian crossing and at the back of your vehicle. There is no need to keep a safe distance from other vehicles
DYou only need to keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front
12 of 14 · Fascicule 5, question 31
When the green light that indicates you can go straight ahead is on but the intersection is blocked with traffic:
AYou should not enter the intersection and pause there. You should wait behind the stop lineOfficial answer
BYou should not enter the intersection and pause there. You should immediately turn right or left
CYou should not enter the intersection and pause there. You should immediately reverse or turn around and leave
DYou should enter the intersection and pause there, so as to prevent the vehicle behind from crashing into yours
13 of 14 · Fascicule 5, question 32
You come to an intersection and notice that the amber light is on:
AYou should stop behind the stop line or, if you have already entered the intersection, drive through it as soon as possibleOfficial answer
BYou should speed up and rush through the intersection, so as not to block traffic
CYou should brake immediately to avoid entering the intersection
DYou can enter and pause in the intersection if you fail to brake in time
14 of 14 · Fascicule 5, question 33
When the red light is on:
AYou must stop behind the stop line because it is very dangerous to jump a red lightOfficial answer
BYou should stop behind the stop line but, if there are no vehicles approaching from the left or right side, you can jump the red light with caution
CYou must stop behind the stop line but, if you are travelling at very high speed, you can jump the red light to avoid colliding with the vehicle behind
DYou should stop behind the stop line but, if there are no police around, you can jump the red light with caution