Fiji LTA Road Code Knowledge Test study guide
Fiji LTA Road Code Knowledge Test · Work through your exam, one topic at a time.
The Fiji LTA Road Code Knowledge Test is the theory assessment a learner must pass before being issued a learner permit and beginning supervised driving practice on Fijian roads. It is aimed at new drivers, including young people approaching driving age and adults getting a licence for the first time, and it is administered by the Land Transport Authority at its offices using a computer-based multiple-choice format. The Fiji LTA Road Code Knowledge Test study guide has 8 sections and about 3,370 words.
01Road signs, signals and road markings
Road signs, signals and road markings carry more marks on the LTA knowledge test than any other topic. Questions usually ask you to identify a sign from its shape or colour, obey a marking, or decide what a signal requires at a particular moment.
466 words, about 2 min02Give way rules, intersections and roundabouts
Give-way rules, intersections and roundabouts test whether you can read priority correctly. Fiji drives on the left, so every rule below assumes left-hand traffic and clockwise circulation at roundabouts.
444 words, about 2 min03Speed limits, following distance and safe driving
Speed limits, following distance and safe driving are tested with practical scenarios rather than definitions. You need the default limits, why a limit is not a target, and how speed changes stopping distance.
452 words, about 2 min04Traffic laws, licensing and vehicle documentation
Licensing and documentation questions are easy marks if you know the paper trail: who may drive, what the vehicle must carry, and what happens when something lapses. Learner permit: you must be supervised by a fully licensed driver, display L plates, keep to any conditions, and carry zero alcohol.
407 words, about 2 min05Alcohol, drugs and driver fitness
Alcohol, drugs and fitness questions are about impairment, not morality. The examiner wants you to know the legal limit, how alcohol affects driving, and why time is the only cure.
369 words, about 2 min06Sharing the road with pedestrians, cyclists and other road users
Sharing the road tests whether you can predict the mistakes of people more vulnerable than you. Pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and heavy vehicles all need extra room, and the examiner looks for specific behaviours rather than general courtesy.
404 words, about 2 min07Vehicle safety, roadworthiness and basic checks
Vehicle safety and roadworthiness questions check that you can spot a dangerous vehicle before it becomes a crash. The examiner expects a routine pre-drive check and knowledge of what a warrant of fitness does and does not cover.
387 words, about 2 min08Emergency situations, breakdowns and crashes
Emergency questions test calm, correct decisions: what to do when the vehicle fails, when a crash happens, and when the road surface is against you. Fiji's wet season, flooded causeways and long rural stretches make these scenarios realistic.
441 words, about 2 min