Sharjah Theory Test - Part2-2: Indicators

The Sharjah driving theory test includes a section on Indicators, emphasizing their critical role in road safety.

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You must indicate your intention before moving back into a lane after you have...

Overtaken a vehicle

Been overtaken by another vehicle

Checked your mirrors

Stopped for a pedestrian

2 / 20

According to the text, in which of these situations MUST you indicate/signal?

After you have completed a turn

Before pulling out from a kerb or stationary position

When driving on a straight road with no other cars

Only when you are driving at night

3 / 20

When approaching a roundabout, in which situation do you NOT need to signal your intention?

When turning left

When making a 'U' turn

When turning right

When going straight ahead

4 / 20

When turning right at a roundabout, which lane should you approach from?

The lane with the least traffic

Either the left or right lane

The right lane

The left lane

5 / 20

After stopping at a 'STOP' sign, to whom must you give way?

To all traffic from the left or right, including turning vehicles

Only to vehicles on your right

Only to vehicles that are larger than yours

Only to vehicles going straight

6 / 20

When should you enter a roundabout?

As soon as the car in front of you moves

When there is a safe gap in the traffic and no risk of an accident

Immediately upon arrival, as you have the right of way

Only when the roundabout is completely empty

7 / 20

If you plan to make a full turn ('U' turn) at a roundabout, what instructions should you follow?

The instructions for stopping in the roundabout

The instructions for turning left

The instructions for going straight ahead

The instructions for turning right

8 / 20

If there is a 'STOP' sign but no line marked on the road, where should you stop?

10 meters before the intersection

Directly in the middle of the intersection to check for traffic

As close to the intersection as practicable but before entering it

Only if you see another vehicle approaching

9 / 20

Which of the following actions requires you to indicate/signal?

Driving at a constant speed

Slowing down or stopping

Parking your car in a designated spot

Continuing straight on a main road

10 / 20

What should you do if you stop back from a 'STOP' line for some reason?

Reverse back to the line before proceeding

Stop again as close as you can before the line when you move forward

Proceed when safe, as you have already stopped once

Wait for another car to go first

11 / 20

What is the primary purpose of using indicators?

To satisfy a legal requirement only when a police car is visible

To check if your vehicle's lights are working

To alert pedestrians that you are nearby

To communicate your intentions with other road users

12 / 20

Which of these actions is NOT in the list of times you must indicate/signal?

Making a ‘U’ turn

Moving to the right or left

Changing lanes

Following a curve in the road

13 / 20

When turning left at a roundabout, what is the correct procedure?

Do not signal at all

Approach from the left lane, signal left, and stay in the left lane

Approach from the left lane but exit in the right lane

Approach from the right lane and signal right

14 / 20

If a police officer directing traffic has their back towards you, what must you do?

Honk to get their attention

Make a 'U' turn and find another route

Stop your vehicle and wait for instructions

Proceed slowly and carefully

15 / 20

What is the rule when a police officer is directing traffic at an intersection?

The officer's directions overrule traffic signals and signs

You should follow the officer's directions only if you agree with them

You should stop and wait for the officer to finish directing

You should follow the traffic lights, not the officer

16 / 20

What is the general rule regarding the lane you exit from in a roundabout?

Always exit from the leftmost lane

Exit in the same lane in which you entered

You can exit from any lane you choose

Always exit from the rightmost lane

17 / 20

At an intersection with a 'STOP' sign and a marked line on the road, where must you stop?

Next to the 'STOP' sign post

At the line

Anywhere before the intersection

Just after the line

18 / 20

When going straight through a roundabout, when should you signal right if practicable?

As you enter the roundabout

You should never signal right when going straight

After you have already exited the roundabout

As you are passing the exit before the one you wish to use

19 / 20

The text specifically warns you to watch out for which of the following in a roundabout?

Animals that may have wandered onto the road

Bicycles, long vehicles and motorcycles

Pedestrians crossing the roundabout

Emergency vehicles with sirens on

20 / 20

Why is it important to be 'consistent and considerate' with indicators?

To avoid getting a traffic ticket

To show off your new vehicle's features

To make sure your indicator lights do not burn out

To prevent causing problems to other traffic by clearly communicating your plans

Your score is

This section tests candidates’ knowledge of how to use turn signals to communicate intentions such as changing lanes, turning, or merging. Proper use of indicators ensures that other drivers and pedestrians are aware of your movements, reducing the risk of accidents. The test covers when to activate indicators, how long to signal, and common mistakes to avoid. Understanding the correct use of indicators is essential for passing the exam and for safe, courteous driving on Sharjah’s busy roads.