Western Australia · Theory Test (CTT) · Road rules

You need to stop on a country road with a curve ahead. How visible must your vehicle be to an overtaking driver?

The answer

  • Visible for at least 50 metres anywhere
  • Visible for at least 50 metres in a built-up area and 150 metres outside one Correct
  • Visible for at least 100 metres anywhere
  • There is no visibility requirement if you use hazard lights

Why that's the answer

You must not stop on a crest or curve where your vehicle is not visible to an overtaking driver for at least 50 metres in a built-up area, or at least 150 metres outside a built-up area. Hazard lights do not substitute for being seen in time.

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