HP HIGH COURT DRIVER (District Judiciary) PAPER HELD ON 11-10-2026
Q1. Which of the following falls under the LMV (Light Motor Vehicle) category based on capacity?
(A) Motorbikes
(B) Cars
(C) Buses
(D) Trains
Q2. What does the abbreviation HEVs stand for?
(A) Highly Efficient Vehicles
(B) Hybrid Electric Vehicles
(C) Highly Economic Vehicles
(D) Highly Engineered Vehicles
Q3. What does the transmission system of an automobile transmit?
(A) Speed
(B) Power
(C) Current
(D) Pressure
Q4. Which of the following loads are supported by an automobile frame?
(A) Weight of the vehicle
(B) Engine torque
(C) Road shocks and vibrations
(D) All of these
Q5. Which of the following components are involved in the transmission of power in an automobile?
(A) Clutch
(B) Gearbox
(C) Propeller shaft
(D) All of these
Q6. Which of the following is the primary function of the engine in a vehicle?
(A) To transmit power to the wheels
(B) To convert fuel into mechanical energy
(C) To support the vehicle’s structure
(D) To operate the electrical system
Q7. What type of engine is most commonly used in heavy vehicles?
(A) Diesel engine
(B) Gasoline engine
(C) Hybrid engine
(D) Electric motor
Q8. The component responsible for transmitting power from the engine to the wheels is called the:
(A) Suspension system
(B) Brake system
(C) Transmission system
(D) Exhaust system
Q9. What is the primary duty of the driver of a government vehicle?
(A) Only to fill fuel
(B) To keep the vehicle clean and ensure entries in the logbook
(C) Only to drop the officer at home
(D) To use the vehicle for personal work
Q10. Who should make the mileage entries in the logbook?
(A) Only the driver
(B) Only the Controlling Officer
(C) The officer using the vehicle, in their own handwriting
(D) Any employee
Q11. What should the driver do regarding the care of the vehicle?
(A) Care for the vehicle only when it breaks down
(B) Daily cleaning, checking tyre pressure, oil and water levels
(C) Check only once a month
(D) No responsibility for maintenance
Q12. What is the duty of the driver in case of an accident or injury?
(A) Immediately leave the vehicle and go away
(B) Inform only a colleague
(C) Immediately inform the immediate superior/in-charge/Controlling Officer or police
(D) Inform no one
Q13. Which economy instructions should the driver of a government vehicle follow?
(A) Only fuel-saving instructions
(B) Economy-measure instructions issued by the Government from time to time
(C) Saving only in tyre replacement
(D) No economy instructions
Q14. Who is responsible for maintaining the vehicle average?
(A) Only the Head of Department
(B) Only the Accounts Officer
(C) Driver, to maintain vehicle average
(D) No one’s responsibility
Q15. What should the driver of a government vehicle ensure during repairs?
(A) Get repairs done at home
(B) Be present during repairs and ensure proper maintenance
(C) Keep no record of repairs
(D) Only submit the bill
Q16. Where should government vehicles be garaged outside office hours and on holidays?
(A) At the driver’s home
(B) In the officer’s premises
(C) In any garage
(D) In public parking
Q17. Under Section 134(a) of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, when a motor vehicle is involved in an accident resulting in injury to any person, what is the immediate statutory obligation of the driver?
(A) Immediately leave the spot to prevent traffic congestion and report directly to the Transport Commissioner
(B) Wait for a private towing service before shifting the vehicle or notifying the authorities
(C) Take all reasonable steps to secure medical attention for the injured person by conveying them to the nearest medical practitioner or hospital
(D) Surrender the vehicle keys immediately to any bystander demanding compensation
Q18. If a driver of an official, corporate, or government vehicle encounters an issue requiring immediate reporting, whom should the driver inform?
(A) Any passenger in the vehicle
(B) Immediate superior, in-charge, or Controlling Officer
(C) A friend or relative
(D) Any nearby driver
Q19. What is the primary purpose of Section 134A of the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act regarding Good Samaritans?
(A) To penalize drivers who fail to stop at an accident scene
(B) To protect a person who renders emergency medical or non-medical assistance to an accident victim from civil or criminal liability
(C) To mandate that every civilian must pay for the victim’s initial medical treatment
(D) To make police questioning mandatory for anyone near an accident
Q20. What is the “Golden Hour” in road accident cases?
(A) The first hour after a vehicle insurance policy is bought
(B) The first hour after an accident, when timely medical treatment can be critical in saving the victim’s life
(C) The time taken by the police to reach the accident spot
(D) The hours of sunset when most accidents happen
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Q21. Is a Good Samaritan forced to disclose their name and personal details to the hospital or police?
(A) Yes, it is mandatory to submit an identity proof
(B) No, they have the right to remain completely anonymous
(C) Only if the victim is severely injured
(D) Only if the hospital asks for it
Q22. If a Good Samaritan voluntarily agrees to become a witness, how often may the person be examined by the police?
(A) Only once at a time
(B) Every day
(C) Twice a day
(D) Any number of times
Q23. What should a Good Samaritan not worry about while helping an accident victim?
(A) Legal concerns
(B) Traffic signals
(C) Road conditions
(D) Weather conditions
Q24. As per the provisions related to misuse of the National Flag, which of the following is prohibited?
(A) Displaying the flag at a public event
(B) Draping the flag over the hood, top, sides or back of a vehicle
(C) Hoisting the flag on a flagpole
(D) Displaying the flag on Independence Day
Q25. Where should the National Flag be mounted when an authorized person displays it on a car?
(A) On the rear bumper of the car
(B) On the middle of the front bonnet or the front right side of the car
(C) On the roof of the car
(D) On either side of the rear door
Q26. When can the National Flag be attached to the flagstaff (flag rod) on an official vehicle?
(A) When the authorised official is outside the vehicle
(B) Only when the authorised official is travelling in the vehicle
(C) At any time, whether the official is in or outside the vehicle
(D) When the vehicle is parked
Q27. What should be done if the flag attached to an official vehicle becomes dirty, faded, frayed, or damaged?
(A) Continue using it until the journey ends
(B) Immediately replace it with a clean and proper official flag
(C) Throw it into a normal dustbin
(D) Leave it attached to the vehicle
Q28. What should be done with an official flag that is damaged beyond repair?
(A) Throw it on the ground
(B) Put it in a normal dustbin
(C) Dispose of it privately in a dignified manner
(D) Leave it on the vehicle
Q29. What should the driver do when the authorised dignitary is not travelling in the official vehicle?
(A) Keep the official flag flying continuously
(B) Cover the official flag properly or remove it from the staff
(C) Place the official flag on the vehicle roof
(D) Leave the official flag on the bonnet
Q30. How many logbooks should normally be maintained for each vehicle?
(A) One
(B) Two
(C) Three
(D) Four
Q31. When a vehicle is transferred to another officer, what should happen to the logbooks relating to that vehicle?
(A) They should be destroyed
(B) They should remain with the previous officer
(C) They should also be transferred to the new officer
(D) They should be sent to the Audit Department
Q32. What should the officer record in the logbook for each trip?
(A) Only the destination
(B) The trips made and the mileage
(C) Only the driver’s name
(D) Only the fuel cost
Q33. Which type of entries should be avoided in the logbook?
(A) Clear description of purpose
(B) Actual mileage
(C) Vague entries such as “Official” or “Town Trips”
(D) Details of journeys
Q34. Who should inspect the logbooks during their visits?
(A) Only the driver
(B) Head of the Department, District Officer and Audit staff
(C) Only the vehicle owner
(D) Only the mechanic
Q35. What should be indicated in the logbook while recording monthly petrol performance?
(A) Actual miles per gallon obtained
(B) Driver’s salary
(C) Vehicle’s purchase price
(D) Number of passengers
Q36. What action should be taken if the petrol consumption of a vehicle is excessive?
(A) Ignore the matter
(B) Stop maintaining the logbook
(C) Investigate the matter and rectify defects, if any
(D) Replace the driver immediately
Q37. When should the monthly petrol performance of vehicles be worked out?
(A) At the beginning of the month
(B) In the middle of the month
(C) At the end of the month
(D) At the end of the year
Q38. Which of the following is not a duty of a driver?
(A) Driving the assigned vehicle
(B) Accompanying the officer on tour
(C) Maintaining the vehicle and its logbooks
(D) Using the vehicle for personal purposes
Q39. According to Government instructions, what should drivers implement and maintain?
(A) Vehicle average
(B) Vehicle colour
(C) Vehicle price
(D) Vehicle ownership
Q40. What should a driver do when the officer goes on tour with the vehicle?
(A) Stay at the office
(B) Accompany the officer on tour
(C) Hand over the vehicle to another person
(D) Return the vehicle to the department
Q41. Which situation would indicate a failure by the Government driver to properly discharge his vehicle-related responsibilities?
(A) Checking required documents before an official journey
(B) Keeping the logbook updated after journeys
(C) Reporting an expired insurance document to the competent authority
(D) Taking the vehicle on official duty despite knowing that a required document is no longer valid
Q42. Which option best reflects the relationship between vehicle maintenance, documents and logbooks in the duties of a government driver?
(A) Only physical maintenance matters; documents and logbooks are the responsibility of the passenger
(B) The driver is responsible for proper care and maintenance of the vehicle and keeping its logbooks up to date, while required vehicle documentation must also be kept in order
(C) The driver is responsible only for fuel consumption
(D) The driver has no responsibility once the vehicle is assigned to him
Q43. Which of the following is included among the 4 E’s of crash prevention?
(A) Education
(B) Employment
(C) Entertainment
(D) Economics
Q44. A Government driver is preparing an assigned vehicle for official duty. Which combination of responsibilities most appropriately falls within the driver’s duties?
(A) Driving the vehicle, accompanying the officer on tour, maintaining the vehicle and keeping its logbooks up to date
(B) Approving vehicle purchase, fixing fuel prices and issuing insurance policies
(C) Maintaining departmental accounts and sanctioning vehicle repairs
(D) Issuing Registration Certificates and conducting vehicle inspections
Q45. A government driver notices that the vehicle is pulling to one side and the steering wheel is not centered. Which maintenance action is most appropriate?
(A) Replace the cabin air filter
(B) Check wheel alignment and balancing
(C) Replace the wiper blades
(D) Rotate the tyres only
Q46. During a routine inspection, a driver finds uneven tyre wear. Which combination of maintenance practices is most relevant?
(A) Check tyre pressure and wheel alignment
(B) Replace engine oil and brake fluid only
(C) Replace the cabin air filter
(D) Check only the battery terminals
Q47. A government vehicle produces persistent squealing or grinding sounds while braking. What should the driver consider this as?
(A) A normal sound that can be ignored
(B) An indication that the brake system should be checked
(C) A sign that only the air filter needs replacement
(D) An indication to increase tyre pressure
Q48. During a monthly inspection, the driver finds that the engine oil is dark and thick. What is the most appropriate maintenance response?
(A) Ignore it until the vehicle stops
(B) Consider it an indication that an oil change may be due
(C) Increase tyre pressure
(D) Replace the wiper blades
Q49. If a dashboard warning light remains on, what should a responsible driver do?
(A) Continue driving without checking it
(B) Consult the vehicle manual and take appropriate early action
(C) Disconnect the battery immediately
(D) Increase engine speed
Q50. A government vehicle begins showing reduced fuel efficiency. Which of the following should be considered as part of maintenance inspection?
(A) Air filter and tyre condition/pressure
(B) Only the vehicle’s colour
(C) Only the cabin air filter
(D) Only the windshield washer fluid
Q51. According to the maintenance checklist, tyre rotation is generally recommended at approximately what interval to promote even wear?
(A) Every 500–1,000 km
(B) Every 5,000–8,000 km
(C) Every 20,000–25,000 km
(D) Only when a tyre becomes flat
Q52. The indicators that may be marked for the visible outline of the road are called ______.
(A) Roadway delineator
(B) Roadway indicator
(C) Roadway line
(D) Roadway marking
Q53. What is the primary purpose of traffic signs?
(A) To decorate the roads
(B) To guide and regulate traffic
(C) To reduce traffic
(D) To make the roads look good
Q54. What should you do when you see a red traffic light?
(A) Speed up and cross quickly
(B) Stop and wait for the green light
(C) Turn off your car engine
(D) Continue driving as usual
Q55. What is the recommended minimum following distance from the vehicle in front of you?
(A) 1 second
(B) 2 seconds
(C) 3 seconds
(D) 4 seconds
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Q56. What does a yellow diamond-shaped traffic sign usually indicate?
(A) Warning of a potential hazard
(B) Speed limit
(C) Parking regulation
(D) Road construction zone
Q57. What should you do if you are driving in foggy conditions?
(A) Turn on high-beam headlights
(B) Reduce your speed and use low-beam headlights
(C) Use your hazard lights continuously
(D) Continue at the same speed
Q58. Which of the following is a key factor in preventing accidents on slippery roads?
(A) Driving faster
(B) Using cruise control
(C) Reducing speed
(D) Increasing following distance
Q59. Which of the following should you do before changing lanes?
(A) Check your rearview mirror
(B) Signal your intent to change lanes
(C) Check your blind spots
(D) All of the above
Q60. What should you do when you approach a school bus with flashing red lights?
(A) Speed up to pass quickly
(B) Stop and wait until the lights stop flashing
(C) Honk your horn to alert the bus driver
(D) Change lanes and pass the bus
Q61. What is the purpose of a seat belt?
(A) To keep you comfortable
(B) To prevent you from being thrown from the vehicle during a crash
(C) To help you stay awake while driving
(D) To allow more movement while driving
Q62. When driving in a roundabout, who generally has the right of way?
(A) The vehicle entering the roundabout
(B) The vehicle already in the roundabout
(C) The vehicle coming from the right
(D) The vehicle turning left
Q63. What is the main reason for using turn signals while driving?
(A) To inform other drivers of your intentions
(B) To alert pedestrians to cross the street
(C) To show off your vehicle’s features
(D) To alert the police of your location
Q64. What is the Single Emergency Number in Himachal Pradesh?
(A) 100
(B) 108
(C) 112
(D) 101
Q65. Which numbers should a driver call for ambulance or medical emergency services in Himachal Pradesh?
(A) 100 and 101
(B) 102 and 108
(C) 1090 and 1091
(D) 1070 and 1077
Q66. What does ANPR technology stand for?
(A) Automatic Number Plate Recognition
(B) Automatic New Permit Registration
(C) Advanced Navigation and Parking Regulation
(D) Automatic National Police Reporting
Q67. What is the main purpose of the e-Challan system in traffic enforcement?
(A) To issue and manage traffic violation challans electronically
(B) To repair vehicles automatically
(C) To increase fuel efficiency
(D) To renew driving licences automatically
Q68. What is the main purpose of a Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate?
(A) To verify that vehicle emissions are within permissible limits
(B) To verify the driver’s age
(C) To verify vehicle ownership
(D) To calculate vehicle insurance premium
Q69. Why is valid motor vehicle insurance important for a driver?
(A) It provides financial protection against covered risks and liabilities
(B) It increases the vehicle’s mileage
(C) It reduces the vehicle’s pollution automatically
(D) It increases the engine power
Q70. When should you move your vehicle after an accident?
(A) Whenever you want
(B) Only if it is creating an active hazard
(C) To avoid reporting the accident
(D) Immediately in every case
Q71. What should you do before approaching an injured person after an accident?
(A) Check the scene for dangers such as traffic, fire, or fuel leaks
(B) Give the person food
(C) Move the person immediately
(D) Remove the vehicle’s battery
Q72. What should you do if a casualty has severe bleeding?
(A) Apply firm, direct pressure to the wound
(B) Give the casualty water
(C) Make the casualty walk
(D) Leave the wound untreated
Q73. Which of the following is a sign of shock after a road accident?
(A) Pale or clammy skin
(B) Increased appetite
(C) Improved vision
(D) Normal breathing only
Q74. At what rate should adult chest compressions be performed during CPR?
(A) 40–60 compressions per minute
(B) 60–80 compressions per minute
(C) 100–120 compressions per minute
(D) 140–160 compressions per minute
Q75. What does chauffeur etiquette include besides driving?
(A) Only vehicle maintenance
(B) Professionalism, good manners, safety, and respectful behavior
(C) Only fast driving
(D) Entertainment of passengers
Q76. What should a chauffeur maintain when dealing with dignitaries and their family members?
(A) Privacy and discretion
(B) Personal curiosity
(C) Informal conversation
(D) Personal opinions
Q77. Why should a chauffeur check traffic news before starting a journey?
(A) To prepare for possible traffic jams
(B) To increase the vehicle’s speed
(C) To avoid cleaning the vehicle
(D) To entertain the passenger
Q78. What should a chauffeur do regarding passenger officers’ privacy?
(A) Share their personal conversations with others
(B) Discuss their travel details publicly
(C) Maintain their privacy and confidentiality
(D) Ask unnecessary personal questions
Q79. How should a chauffeur handle passenger luggage?
(A) Carelessly
(B) In a way that prevents damage
(C) By throwing it into the vehicle
(D) Without checking its condition
Q80. What should a chauffeur especially assist a VIP officer or their family members with?
(A) Opening and closing vehicle doors
(B) Helping them get into or out of the vehicle
(C) Carrying their personal belongings without permission
(D) Selecting their travel destination
Q81. What does knowledge of protocol help a chauffeur understand?
(A) Only vehicle speed limits
(B) VIP requirements, diplomatic courtesies, seating positions, and event procedures
(C) Only fuel consumption
(D) Only vehicle repairs
Q82. What should a chauffeur do regarding valuable, confidential, or official documents and files carried inside the vehicle?
(A) Leave them unattended inside the vehicle
(B) Keep them safe and secure and transport them carefully between the office and authorized destinations
(C) Show them to colleagues
(D) Discuss their contents with others
Q83. Which is the state fish of Himachal Pradesh?
(A) Trout
(B) Golden Mahseer (Tor putitora)
(C) Rohu
(D) Catfish
Q84. Who is the present Chief Justice of the Himachal Pradesh High Court as of September 2026?
(A) Justice M. S. Ramachandra Rao
(B) Justice Gurmeet Singh Sandhawalia
(C) Justice Amjad Ahtesham Sayed
(D) Justice Rajiv Shakdher
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Q85. The retirement age for a High Court Judge is ______.
(A) 60 years
(B) 63 years
(C) 62 years
(D) 65 years
Q86. Who is credited with coining the name “Himachal Pradesh”?
(A) Acharya Diwakar Datt Sharma
(B) Dr. Yashwant Singh Parmar
(C) Raja Sansar Chand
(D) Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
Q87. What is the state sport of Himachal Pradesh?
(A) Cricket
(B) Football
(C) Volleyball
(D) Hockey
Q88. How many Tehsils are there in Himachal Pradesh?
(A) 102
(B) 112
(C) 117
(D) 122
Q89. How many Legislative Assembly constituencies are there in Himachal Pradesh?
(A) 60
(B) 68
(C) 70
(D) 72
Q90. Where does the River Yamuna, after flowing through Uttarakhand, enter the Sirmaur district of Himachal Pradesh?
(A) Tajewala
(B) Khodarmanjari
(C) Baru Sahib
(D) Dadahu
Q91. When was the first general election held in Himachal Pradesh?
(A) 1948–1949
(B) 1949–1950
(C) 1951–1952
(D) 1955–1956
Q92. Who is the current Transport Minister (in-charge of the Transport portfolio) of Himachal Pradesh as of 2026?
(A) Jagat Singh Negi
(B) Mukesh Agnihotri
(C) Harshwardhan Chauhan
(D) Rohan Thakur
Q93. In which year was the first railway line from Kalka to Shimla completed?
(A) 1898
(B) 1900
(C) 1903
(D) 1909
Q94. Who was the founder of the Gorkha rule in parts of Himachal Pradesh?
(A) Amar Singh Thapa
(B) Prithvi Narayan Shah
(C) Bhimsen Thapa
(D) Ranjit Singh
Q95. The Deotsidh Temple is situated in which subdivision of Himachal Pradesh?
(A) Jhandutta
(B) Barsar
(C) Hamirpur
(D) Ghumarwin
Q96. The famous Sun Temple of Himachal Pradesh is located at which place?
(A) Nirath (Rampur), Shimla
(B) Markula, Lahaul
(C) Bajaura, Kullu
(D) Jwalamukhi, Kangra
Q97. What percentage of the total area of Himachal Pradesh does Hamirpur district cover?
(A) 1.50%
(B) 1.97%
(C) 2.01%
(D) 2.50%
Q98. The world’s highest cricket ground is located at which place in Himachal Pradesh?
(A) Chail
(B) Shimla
(C) Dharamshala
(D) Kullu
Q99. Which notorious landslide-prone stretch is known for extreme driving conditions along the Hindustan-Tibet Road (NH-5) in Kinnaur district?
(A) Rohtang Pass
(B) Malling Nallah
(C) Kunzum Pass
(D) Jalori Pass
Q100. What is the total length of National Highways (NHs) in Himachal Pradesh?
(A) 1,592 km
(B) 2,092 km
(C) 2,592 km
(D) 3,092 km
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