JKSSB Driver 2025 Solved Question Paper

Question 1

What does abbreviation "R.C." of a vehicle stands for

Accepted Answer

Option B: Registration Certificate. The abbreviation 'R.C.' stands for Registration Certificate. Issued under Section 39 of the Motor Vehicles Act 1988 by the Regional Transport Authority, it is the official document confirming that a motor vehicle is duly registered with the Government.

Question 2

Which of the following is the longest National Highway (NH) of India?

Accepted Answer

Option D: NH 44. National Highway 44 (NH 44) is the longest National Highway in India. Stretching approximately 3,745 km (extended to 4,112 km), it runs from Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir in the north to Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu in the south.

Question 3

Vehicles proceeding from opposite direction should be allowed to pass through

Accepted Answer

Option A: Your right side. Under Rule 2 of the Rules of the Road Regulations 1989 and Indian left-hand drive traffic laws, a driver must keep to the left side of the road and allow oncoming vehicles approaching from the opposite direction to pass on their right side.

Question 4

In which of the following road driving in reverse gear is prohibited except any special circumstances?

Accepted Answer

Option B: One way road. Under Regulation 17 of the Rules of the Road Regulations 1989, driving a motor vehicle in reverse on a 'One way road' is strictly prohibited because moving against designated traffic flow creates extreme hazards and risk of head-on collisions.

Question 5

While approaching a roundabout, which of the following traffic has most priority of right of way?

Accepted Answer

Option C: Traffic already on the roundabout. At a traffic circle or roundabout, traffic already circulating within the roundabout has the right of way over entering vehicles ('give way to the right'). Entering drivers must yield until there is a safe gap in circulating traffic.

Question 6

Which of the following actions is most important before applying break to stop vehicles?

Accepted Answer

Option B: Use the mirrors. Before applying brakes to slow down or stop a vehicle, the defensive driving routine MSM (Mirror - Signal - Manoeuvre) requires checking rear-view and side mirrors to assess the distance and speed of following vehicles, preventing rear-end collisions.

Question 7

Which of the following factor of a vehicle has significant influence on extra widening of the road at horizontal curve?

Accepted Answer

Option D: Length of the wheelbase. In highway geometric design (IRC:73), the mechanical extra widening ($W_m$) required on horizontal curves to accommodate off-tracking is given by $W_m = \frac{n l^2}{2R}$, where $l$ is the length of the vehicle's wheelbase and $R$ is the curve radius. Thus, the wheelbase length has a quadratic influence on off-tracking.

Question 8

A bus covered first 120 km at a speed of 20 km per hour and then covered the remaining 160 km at a speed of 40 km per hour. Then its average speed is

Accepted Answer

Option B: 28.0 km/hr. Total distance = $120	ext{ km} + 160	ext{ km} = 280	ext{ km}$. Time for first part $t_1 = \frac{120}{20} = 6	ext{ hours}$. Time for second part $t_2 = \frac{160}{40} = 4	ext{ hours}$. Total time = $6 + 4 = 10	ext{ hours}$. Average speed = $\frac{	ext{Total Distance}}{	ext{Total Time}} = \frac{280	ext{ km}}{10	ext{ hr}} = 28.0	ext{ km/hr}$.

Question 9

When the maximum number of cars are to be parked, then the preferable type of parking used is

Accepted Answer

Option C: 90 degree angle parking. Perpendicular or 90-degree angle parking accommodates the maximum number of vehicles per unit linear curb length because each parked vehicle occupies only its minimum stall width along the curb line.

Question 10

A car driving initially at 20 km/hr speed. Now driver increase speed from 20 km/hr to 40 km/hr, and takes one hour less than the initial time to cover a certain distance. What is the initial distance covered by the driver?

Accepted Answer

Option B: 40 km. Let the distance be $D$ km. The time taken at 20 km/hr is $\frac{D}{20}$ hours, and at 40 km/hr is $\frac{D}{40}$ hours. Given $\frac{D}{20} - \frac{D}{40} = 1	ext{ hour} \implies \frac{2D - D}{40} = 1 \implies \frac{D}{40} = 1 \implies D = 40	ext{ km}$.

Question 11

Which among the following is correct action, while driver approach an intersection that does not have traffic light or signs and traffic police,

Accepted Answer

Option C: Slow down, give way to the vehicle on the right side and proceed after giving necessary signals.. Under standard priority rules at an uncontrolled intersection in India (Rules of the Road Regulations), drivers must reduce speed, yield right of way to traffic approaching from their right side, and proceed only after ensuring the intersection is clear and giving necessary turn signals.

Question 12

The following figure, showing a hand signal represents: [Traffic police officer extending left arm horizontally to the side while holding right hand bent at chest level to beckon traffic]

Accepted Answer

Option C: Stopping traffic approaching from the left and to allow traffic coming from right and turning right. In the standard Traffic Police manual of hand signals, when an officer extends one arm horizontally towards the left side while motioning or holding the other arm to control traffic from the right, the signal represents: 'Stopping traffic approaching from the left and to allow traffic coming from right and turning right'.

Question 13

The following figure, showing a hand signal represents: [Traffic police officer raising right hand vertically upwards while extending left arm horizontally straight out]

Accepted Answer

Option C: Stop traffic approaching simultaneously from front and behind. When a traffic police officer extends their left arm horizontally straight to the side (which stops traffic approaching from behind) while simultaneously raising the right arm vertically upwards with the palm facing forward (which stops traffic approaching from the front), the signal signifies: 'Stop traffic approaching simultaneously from front and behind'.

Question 14

The following figure, showing a hand signal represents: [Traffic police officer with left arm extended horizontally straight out to the left side, right arm at side]

Accepted Answer

Option D: Stop traffic approaching from behind. When a traffic police officer extends the left arm horizontally straight out at shoulder level with the palm facing towards the rear, the signal instructs vehicles approaching from the rear/behind to stop ('Stop traffic approaching from behind').

Question 15

The following figure, showing a hand signal represents: [Traffic police officer with right arm raised vertically straight up with palm facing forward]

Accepted Answer

Option B: Stop traffic approaching from front. Raising the right arm vertically upwards with the palm facing forward is the universal manual traffic police signal to halt oncoming traffic: 'Stop traffic approaching from front'.

Question 16

In the following figure, driver extends his/her right arm horizontally outside the vehicle. The signal represents

Accepted Answer

Option D: Intended to turn right or move out to the right hand side. Under Rule 3 of the Rules of the Road Regulations 1989, extending the right arm horizontally outside the vehicle with the palm facing forward indicates that the driver intends to turn right or move out to the right-hand side.

Question 17

In the following figure, driver extends his/her right arm in a downward direction and keep moving up and down direction. The signal represents

Accepted Answer

Option C: Intended to slow down his vehicle. When a driver extends the right arm outside the vehicle with the palm facing downwards and waves it up and down in a slow sweeping motion, it signals to trailing traffic that the driver intends to slow down the vehicle.

Question 18

In the following figure, driver extends his right arm vertically outside the vehicle. The signal represents

Accepted Answer

Option D: Intended to stop his vehicle. When a driver extends the right arm outside with the forearm raised vertically upright and the open palm facing forward, it signifies to following traffic that the driver intends to bring the vehicle to a complete stop.

Question 19

In the following figure, the motorcycle driver extended his left hand with palm facing down. The signal represents

Accepted Answer

Option B: To take turn left side. A two-wheeler rider extending their left arm horizontally straight out indicates an intention to execute a left turn ('To take turn left side').

Question 20

In the following figure, driver extends his/her right arm and rotates it in an anti-clockwise direction. The signal represents

Accepted Answer

Option A: Intended to turn left or changing lane to the left-hand side. In right-hand drive vehicles, because the driver cannot reach across to the passenger side, the statutory hand signal for turning left is extending the right arm outside and rotating it in an anti-clockwise circular direction.

Question 21

Among the following options the disadvantages of traffic signals in a populated city is

Accepted Answer

Option C: Rear-end collision and delay increases. While automated traffic signals eliminate right-angle and broadside collisions at urban intersections, their primary operational drawback is an increase in rear-end collisions (due to abrupt deceleration during amber/red transitions) and increased delay on minor approaches.

Question 22

Match the list-1 with list-2 and select the correct pairs using the options given below:
List-1:
i) Road median
ii) Traffic signal
iii) Direction information signs of Expressway
iv) Direction information signs of National Highway
List-2:
1. Green background and White Arrows
2. Blue background and White Arrows
3. Separating opposing lanes of traffic on divided roadway
4. Control the traffic flow, minimize accident possibility
Which of the pair given below is correctly matched?

Accepted Answer

Option D: (i)-(3), (ii)-(4), (iii)-(2), (iv)-(1). Matching pairs under IRC 67 / MoRTH standards: (i) Road median separates opposing lanes on a divided roadway -> 3; (ii) Traffic signal controls traffic flow and minimizes accidents -> 4; (iii) Direction information signs on Expressways use Blue background with White lettering/arrows -> 2; (iv) Direction information signs on National Highways use Green background with White lettering/arrows -> 1. Correct code: (i)-(3), (ii)-(4), (iii)-(2), (iv)-(1).

Question 23

You first drive 5 km towards the south and then turns to the right. After driving 5 km he turns to the left and walks 3 km. Consider all the turning is 90° angle. What direction is he facing right now?

Accepted Answer

Option B: South. Step 1: Move 5 km South (facing South). Step 2: Turn right 90° (now facing West) and move 5 km. Step 3: Turn left 90° (from West, turning left points to South) and walk 3 km. Therefore, he is facing South.

Question 24

Which among the following, is India's own GPS like satellite navigation system?

Accepted Answer

Option D: NAVIC. NavIC (Navigation with Indian Constellation), originally called IRNSS (Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System), is an autonomous regional satellite navigation system designed and deployed by ISRO to provide accurate real-time positioning and timing services across India.

Question 25

There was a direction pole, at right angle crossing of two roads, which was showing all the four correct directions. But due to an accident, it turns in such a manner, that now West pointer is showing South. Now car driver went to the wrong direction thinking that he was travelling towards East. In what direction he was actually travelling?

Accepted Answer

Option B: North. Normal directions: North = 0°, East = 90°, South = 180°, West = 270°. The West pointer (270°) is turned to point towards actual South (180°), meaning the pole rotated 90° anti-clockwise (or shifted by -90°). Thus: The pointer reading 'East' (originally 90°) now points to 90° - 90° = 0°, which is actual North. The driver follows the 'East' pointer, so he was actually travelling towards North.

Question 26

Which color is usually used on a map to represent "water features", such as streams, and glaciers?

Accepted Answer

Option C: Blue. In cartography, the color Blue is universally standardized to depict hydrographic features including oceans, lakes, rivers, streams, canals, and glaciers.

Question 27

Consider the following pairs:
i. Mandatory or Regulatory Signs
ii. Cautionary or Warning Signs
iii. Informatory or Guide Signs
iv. Retro-reflection light
1. Rectangular shape
2. Returned in close to the direction from which it came
3. Circular shape
4. Triangular shape
Which of the pair given below is correctly matched?

Accepted Answer

Option C: (i)-(3), (ii)-(4), (iii)-(1), (iv)-(2). Under IRC:67 Code of Practice for Road Signs: Mandatory/Regulatory signs are Circular (i -> 3); Cautionary/Warning signs are Triangular (ii -> 4); Informatory/Guide signs are Rectangular (iii -> 1); Retro-reflective materials reflect incident light rays directly back towards their source (iv -> 2). Correct match: (i)-(3), (ii)-(4), (iii)-(1), (iv)-(2).

Question 28

What does the following symbol mean? [Circular sign with red border and diagonal slash across left-turn and U-turn arrows]

Accepted Answer

Option C: Left turn and U-turn prohibited. A regulatory circular sign with a red border and a diagonal red slash crossing over both a left turn arrow and a looped U-turn arrow indicates that both making a left turn and making a U-turn are prohibited at this junction.

Question 29

What does the following symbol represent? [Circular sign with red border containing '2m' with inward-pointing horizontal arrows on left and right]

Accepted Answer

Option C: Width limit. Under IRC:67, a circular mandatory sign displaying a dimension accompanied by horizontal inward-pointing arrows on both sides specifies the maximum permissible 'Width limit' of vehicles allowed on that road section (here, 2 metres).

Question 30

What does the following symbol mean? [Equilateral triangular sign with red border depicting a vehicle driving down a steep incline]

Accepted Answer

Option B: Steep descent. A cautionary equilateral triangular sign featuring a vehicle sloping downwards along an inclined gradient warns drivers of an upcoming 'Steep descent' (steep downhill grade), advising lower gear selection.

Question 31

What does the following symbol mean? [Circular blue mandatory sign showing a tyre wrapped in tyre chains]

Accepted Answer

Option C: Compulsory Snow Chain. A blue circular mandatory sign illustrating a vehicle tyre fitted with chains designates 'Compulsory Snow Chain', requiring all vehicles operating on that icy or snowbound road to install snow chains for traction.

Question 32

What does the following symbol represent? [Equilateral triangular sign with red border showing falling rocks rolling down from a cliff]

Accepted Answer

Option A: Falling rock. An equilateral triangular cautionary sign depicting stones and boulders tumbling down a mountainside cliff warns motorists of a 'Falling rock' zone prone to landslides and shooting stones.

Question 33

What does the following symbol represent? [Blue rectangular informatory sign with a white square containing the letter 'H']

Accepted Answer

Option A: Hospital. A blue rectangular facility information sign bearing a capital letter 'H' indicates the presence of a medical 'Hospital' nearby, advising drivers to keep quiet and avoid unnecessary honking.

Question 34

What does the following symbol mean? [White circular sign with a thick black diagonal slash across it]

Accepted Answer

Option D: Restriction ends. A circular sign featuring a white field intersected by a diagonal black band signifies 'Restriction ends', indicating that all previously posted regulatory speed and overtaking restrictions on the highway have ceased.

Question 35

The following route markers in a road represents: [Blue circular sign with a white arrow pointing diagonally downwards to the left]

Accepted Answer

Option A: Compulsory keep left. A circular blue mandatory sign with a white arrow pointing downward and diagonally to the left instructs motorists: 'Compulsory keep left', typically placed at traffic islands, central dividers, or lane splits.

Question 36

The chest compression-to-breath ratio for CPR in an adult's person is

Accepted Answer

Option C: 30 compressions to 2 breaths. According to standard basic life support (BLS) and American Heart Association (AHA) CPR guidelines, the universal cardiopulmonary resuscitation ratio for an unresponsive adult is 30 chest compressions followed by 2 rescue breaths (30:2 ratio).

Question 37

Which among the following is the first step in caring for a burn passenger?

Accepted Answer

Option A: Apply cold water on the burned area. The immediate first-aid priority for thermal burn trauma is to cool the affected skin immediately under clean, cool running water for at least 10 to 20 minutes to dissipate trapped heat and halt tissue destruction. Never apply butter or greasy ointments.

Question 38

Dry bandage is commonly use to

Accepted Answer

Option B: Stop blood flow. Applying a firm, sterile dry pressure bandage over an open bleeding wound is the fundamental first-aid procedure to promote clotting and achieve hemostasis ('Stop blood flow').

Question 39

Which of the following type of blood group is known as universal donor?

Accepted Answer

Option C: O-. Red blood cells of blood group O-negative ($O^-$) lack A, B, and Rh (D) antigens, meaning they do not trigger immune destruction when transfused into any recipient regardless of their ABO/Rh type, making $O^-$ the universal donor.

Question 40

Consider the following pairs:
i. Dressing
ii. Bandage
iii. CPR
iv. Hyperthermia
1. Not breathing or abnormal breathing normally
2. Sponge with cool water
3. Prevent infection of the body part
4. Protect and immobilized injured body part
Which of the pair given below is correctly matched?

Accepted Answer

Option B: (i)-(3), (ii)-(4), (iii)-(1), (iv)-(2). Correct pairings: (i) Dressing is applied directly onto a wound to prevent infection and absorb exudate -> 3; (ii) Bandage wraps around to protect and immobilize the injured body part -> 4; (iii) CPR is performed when a casualty is not breathing normally -> 1; (iv) Hyperthermia (heatstroke) is treated by sponging the body with cool water -> 2. Correct match: (i)-(3), (ii)-(4), (iii)-(1), (iv)-(2).

Question 41

Which of the following principles is appropriate based on which seat belt of a car works?

Accepted Answer

Option C: Inertia. Seat belts function based on Newton's First Law of Motion (Law of Inertia). When a moving car decelerates rapidly during a collision, occupants continue moving forward at the car's pre-crash velocity due to inertia; the locked seat belt provides the opposing external restraining force.

Question 42

Which one of the following chemicals is used in the vehicle "Airbag"?

Accepted Answer

Option A: Sodium azide. Automotive supplemental restraint system (SRS) airbags utilize pellets of Sodium azide ($NaN_3$) combined with an oxidizer. Upon electrical sensor detonation, $NaN_3$ decomposes rapidly in an exothermic reaction ($2NaN_3 \	o 2Na + 3N_2\uparrow$), producing harmless nitrogen gas that inflates the airbag in 30 to 40 milliseconds.

Question 43

The lap belt portion of a car passenger seatbelt should be rest securely

Accepted Answer

Option B: Across the passenger hips. To provide optimal restraint and prevent fatal internal soft-tissue hemorrhage or mesenteric tears during a crash, the lap belt must fit low and snug across the rigid pelvic bones / hips, never across the compressible abdomen/stomach.

Question 44

Which among the following effect is mostly observed after consumption of alcohol while driving?

Accepted Answer

Option A: Increase reaction time and reduce balance. Alcohol is a central nervous system depressant. It impairs neuromuscular coordination and delays brain processing, resulting in an increased reaction time (responses become significantly slower) and severely impaired motor balance, steering control, and hazard perception.

Question 45

Which of the following compound is used while conduction "breath analysis test" by police to check drunken driving

Accepted Answer

Option C: Potassium dichromate. Chemical breathalyzer ampoules contain an acidified solution of Potassium dichromate ($K_2Cr_2O_7$). When a suspect exhales ethanol vapor, the alcohol is oxidized to acetic acid, reducing orange hexavalent chromium ($Cr_2O_7^{2-}$) to green trivalent chromium ($Cr^{3+}$); the color change is measured photometrically.

Question 46

Which among the following type of glass mostly used as a wind screen of a car?

Accepted Answer

Option D: Laminated safety. Automotive windshields are manufactured exclusively from Laminated safety glass, comprising two sheets of float glass bonded to a tough polyvinyl butyral (PVB) polymer interlayer. When cracked, the glass fragments adhere to the PVB sheet rather than shattering into dangerous sharp projectiles.

Question 47

Consider the following statements,
Statement-1: Passengers in vehicles are less likely to be injured in a crash if they are wearing seatbelts
Statement-2: The nature of injuries in motor vehicle accidents is not related to the wearing of seatbelts
Which of the following combinations is correct

Accepted Answer

Option B: Statement -1 is true, but statement -2 is false. Statement 1 is TRUE: Wearing a three-point seat belt reduces the risk of fatal injury by 45-50% and moderate-to-critical injury by 50%. Statement 2 is FALSE: The nature, location, and severity of injuries are fundamentally influenced by seat belt usage; unrestrained occupants suffer severe head/face/chest impacts with steering wheels and windshields, or complete ejection.

Question 48

After consuming alcoholic drinks before driving, which of the following approach can reduce the Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) of a driver?

Accepted Answer

Option A: Take Time. Only Time can lower Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC). The human liver oxidizes ethanol at an unalterable metabolic rate of roughly 0.015 g/dL per hour via alcohol dehydrogenase. Cold showers, black coffee, or heavy food cannot speed up liver metabolism.

Question 49

Which of the following "colour code band" is used for the identification of CO2 (Carbon dioxide) content in the fire extinguisher

Accepted Answer

Option D: Black. Under standard international and Indian fire protection standards (IS 15683 / BS EN 3), fire extinguisher type indicator color bands are: Signal Red = Water; Cream = Foam; French Blue = Dry Powder; Black = Carbon Dioxide ($CO_2$); Canary Yellow = Wet Chemical.

Question 50

While driving if your car is involved in an accident and hurting a pedestrian, you should

Accepted Answer

Option B: Take the pedestrian to the hospital and report to the police station. Under Section 134 of the Motor Vehicles Act 1988 (Duty of driver in case of accident and injury to a person), the driver must immediately secure medical attention for the injured pedestrian by transporting them to the nearest hospital and report the incident to the nearest police station within 24 hours.

Question 51

Compared to the dry surface, stopping distance of a vehicle on a wet surface is

Accepted Answer

Option A: Increases. Water on the roadway acts as a lubricant that significantly reduces the coefficient of longitudinal friction ($\mu$) between tyre rubber and pavement. Since braking distance is given by $d = rac{v^2}{2\mu g}$, a reduced $\mu$ causes the stopping distance to increase significantly (often doubling).

Question 52

The visibility difficulty that the driver faces during night driving is due to the

Accepted Answer

Option B: Glare vision. During night driving, the primary hazard affecting vision is 'Glare vision' caused by un-dipped high beam headlights of oncoming vehicles, which constricts the driver's pupils and induces temporary disability glare.

Question 53

On a horizontal curve if the road is kept horizontal across the alignment, then the pressure of the outer wheel of a vehicle will be

Accepted Answer

Option A: More than the pressure of the inner wheel. When a vehicle negotiates a flat horizontal curve without superelevation, the centrifugal force ($F_c = rac{m v^2}{R}$) acting outward at the centre of gravity creates an overturning moment that shifts weight toward the outside. Consequently, the normal pressure on the outer wheels becomes substantially greater than that on the inner wheels.

Question 54

Which of the following type of cloths are seen easily by traffic and safe to wear at night driving?

Accepted Answer

Option C: Bright fluorescent cloths. Pedestrians and cyclists wearing bright fluorescent and retro-reflective clothing stand out vividly in vehicle headlamp beams because fluorescent pigments convert invisible ultraviolet radiation into bright visible wavelengths.

Question 55

Consider the following statements,
Statement-1: Black top bituminous road have better visibility at night
Statement-2: Cement concrete road have poor visibility at night.
Which of the following combinations is correct

Accepted Answer

Option D: Statement -1 and Statement -2 are individually false. Both statements are false. Black asphalt / bituminous pavements have low surface albedo and absorb light rays, giving poorer night-time visibility. Conversely, pale gray cement concrete pavements have high retro-reflectance, diffusing headlight beams efficiently and providing superior contrast and visibility at night.

Question 56

Based on their wavelength, which of the following colour of the light is most effective for visibly, during fog

Accepted Answer

Option C: Yellow. According to Rayleigh scattering ($I \propto rac{1}{\lambda^4}$), shorter wavelengths (violet and blue) scatter intensely in suspended fog droplets, creating a blinding glare. Yellow light has a significantly longer wavelength (~580 nm), which reduces optical backscatter and provides superior contrast penetration through fog.

Question 57

Consider the following statements,
Statement-1: It is prohibited to use full beam headlights, when oncoming vehicles are so close as the driver can be dazzled.
Statement-2: It is prohibited to use full beam headlights, when your vehicle is behind another vehicle as the driver is dazzled through their mirrors.
Which of the following combinations is correct

Accepted Answer

Option A: Statement -1 and Statement -2 are individually true. Both statements are individually true under Rule 112 of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules 1989. Using high-beam headlights is strictly prohibited when approaching oncoming vehicles within dazzling distance and when following closely behind another vehicle, where high beams reflect into the lead driver's interior and side mirrors.

Question 58

If the distance travel along the road is more than the movement of wheel circumference, while applying sudden break in wet road may cause of

Accepted Answer

Option B: Skidding. In automotive engineering: 'Skidding' occurs when braking locks the wheels or reduces their rotational movement such that the linear distance travelled by the vehicle exceeds the rotational distance of the wheel circumference ($d > 2\pi r \cdot n$). Conversely, 'slip' occurs during acceleration when the wheels spin faster than road progress.

Question 59

When a vehicle traveling on wet road at high speed and a thin film of water gets between the tire and the road surface, resulting

Accepted Answer

Option D: Decreases Traction and control. This dangerous phenomenon is known as 'hydroplaning' (aquaplaning). Dynamic water pressure wedges beneath the tyre tread faster than the sipes can evacuate it, lifting the tyre completely off the pavement. As frictional contact drops to near zero, it drastically decreases traction, steering response, and braking control.

Question 60

Which among the following force exerted on the cable, when a car towing another car by using a cable

Accepted Answer

Option C: Tension force. A flexible towing line, chain, or cable can only transmit forces along its length in the direction of pulling. When a lead vehicle pulls a disabled vehicle, the internal pulling force exerted throughout the cable is known as 'Tension force'.

Question 61

What does "Omnibus" mean as per the Motor Vehicle Act 1988?

Accepted Answer

Option B: A vehicle which can carry 7 people excluding the driver. Under Section 2(29) of the Motor Vehicles Act 1988, 'omnibus' means any motor vehicle constructed or adapted to carry more than six persons excluding the driver. Thus, a vehicle constructed to carry 7 or more persons excluding the driver falls within this statutory definition.

Question 62

As per Indian standard, motor vehicles used for the carrying of passengers, comprising nine or more seats in addition to the driver seat and having a GVW exceeding 5 tones is categorized under

Accepted Answer

Option C: Category M3. Under the Central Motor Vehicles Rules (CMVR) and AIS-053: Category M encompasses passenger transport vehicles. Specifically: M1 = up to 8 passenger seats + driver; M2 = 9 or more passenger seats + driver and GVW not exceeding 5 tonnes; Category M3 = 9 or more passenger seats + driver and Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) exceeding 5 tonnes.

Question 63

Section 73 of Indian Motor Vehicles Act 1988 deals for

Accepted Answer

Option A: Application for Contract carriage permit. Chapter V (Control of Transport Vehicles) of the Motor Vehicles Act 1988: Section 70 deals with Application for stage carriage permit; Section 73 specifically provides for 'Application for contract carriage permit'; Section 76 covers Private service vehicle permits; Section 77 covers Goods carriage permits.

Question 64

As per Central Motor Vehicles Rules 1989, A vehicular car bearing black number plate with yellow lettering are

Accepted Answer

Option B: Commercial vehicles available on rent for self-driving. Under Rule 50 of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules 1989, a registration plate featuring yellow alphanumeric lettering on a black background was designated for commercial passenger transport vehicles operated as self-drive rental cars (rent-a-cab scheme).

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