Nepal Driving License — Traffic Signs & Road Rules

By sushil / August 28, 2026

Free practice questions for Nepal’s driving license written exam (Likhit Exam), covering traffic signs, right-of-way rules, and the rules of the road — ideal preparation for the Department of Transport Management’s trial exam.

Nepal Driving License — Traffic Signs & Road Rules

8 questions · 10 minute time limit

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Which side of the road must vehicles keep to while driving in Nepal? Right side Left side Center of the road Whichever side has less traffic

On a normal two-lane road, from which side should a driver overtake another vehicle? From the left From the right From either side depending on traffic Only after stopping first

At an uncontrolled intersection with no traffic light or police, which vehicle generally has the right of way? The vehicle approaching from the left The vehicle approaching from the right The vehicle already inside the intersection The larger or heavier vehicle

At a marked pedestrian (zebra) crossing with no traffic signal, who has priority? Two-wheelers only Whichever vehicle arrives first Pedestrians crossing the road Buses and trucks

Warning signs in Nepal, such as u201csharp curve ahead,u201d are shown using which shape/color combination? A blue circle An octagon A green rectangle A triangle with a red border

A circular sign with a red border and a plain white horizontal bar across the middle means: Compulsory left turn Speed limit ahead No entry for vehicles Parking allowed

What does a solid double yellow line running down the center of the road indicate? Overtaking is allowed when safe Only two-wheelers may pass Overtaking is prohibited in both directions Pedestrians may cross freely there

Which category of road sign tells a driver where facilities like a hospital, fuel station, or parking area are located? Warning signs Mandatory signs Prohibitory signs Informatory signs

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