Transport Malta Driving Theory Test case studies
Transport Malta Driving Theory Test · Put your knowledge to work in context.
Transport Malta's driving theory test is the knowledge step you must clear before you can take the practical driving test for a Maltese driving licence. It is aimed at learner drivers and riders: first-time candidates, people adding a category such as A or BE, and holders of foreign licences who need a Maltese one. The Transport Malta Driving Theory Test case studies are 5 cases and about 3,981 words.
1The Hidden STOP Sign at the Walled T-Junction
It is 18:40 in late November and light rain is falling. You are driving in Attard along a narrow residential street that ends at a T-junction with a busy priority road.
838 words, about 4 min2Ferry Run: Load, Towing Limit and Child Restraints
Saturday, 07:20, and you are loading a hired category B car for the Gozo ferry at Ċirkewwa. The car's maximum authorised mass is 2,050 kg, and its handbook gives a braked towing limit of 1,100 kg and a maximum nose weight of 75 kg.
812 words, about 4 min3Overtaking on the Climb to the Crest
It is 07:45 in early spring on the two-lane road that climbs from Rabat towards Dingli. The limit is 80 km/h.
767 words, about 4 min4Brake Fade and a Worn Tyre on the Mdina Descent
You are driving a fully loaded five-door car down the steep, winding descent from Mdina towards Mtarfa at about 50 km/h. For the last two kilometres you have stayed in third gear but have also been on the footbrake almost continuously.
768 words, about 4 min5Night Collision at the Crest near Baħrija
It is 21:30 in February on an unlit rural road near Baħrija. As you come over a gentle crest you see a small hatchback that has left the road and hit the limestone wall on the left.
796 words, about 4 min