BRTA Learner Test case studies
BRTA Learner Test · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The BRTA learner's licence test is the written knowledge check that stands between a new driver in Bangladesh and supervised practice on the road. It is meant for anyone applying for a learner's licence for the first time - car, motorcycle or light vehicle - and for drivers who let a licence lapse and need to re-enter the system. Expect multiple-choice questions drawn from the road-rule book: signs, markings, signals, right-of-way, speed and overtaking rules, safe following distance, basic vehicle control, driver duties, required documents, and simple first aid. Nothing in it is designed to trick a candidate who has actually read the material. The BRTA Learner Test case studies are 5 cases and about 1,981 words.
1The Faded Zebra and the Impatient Tailgater
It is 07:40 on a two-lane urban road with a 50 km/h limit. You approach a marked pedestrian crossing whose zebra stripes are worn to faint grey and partly covered by fresh black asphalt patch repair.
454 words, about 2 min2Right Turn Against a Filter Arrow
You are first at the stop line of a four-way junction at 18:10 in light rain. Your lane has a circular green signal and, beside it, a green right-turn filter arrow.
365 words, about 2 min3The Drowsy Night Return
You have driven 5 hours on a highway with one 20-minute break, and it is now 01:30. The last 15 minutes have brought heavy eyelids, a dry mouth, yawning every few minutes, and a moment where you drifted toward the lane edge and corrected with a jerk.
370 words, about 2 min4Documents Missing at a Checkpoint
You are stopped at a roadside checkpoint. Your driving licence is valid but you left it at home in another wallet.
391 words, about 2 min5The Motorcyclist Down at Dusk
At 17:50 on a rural two-lane road you come upon a motorcyclist lying on the roadside. The bike is 10 metres away on its side, headlight still on.
401 words, about 2 min