| 1: What should you use your horn for? |
| To let other road users know you are there when visibility is restricted. |
| To signal that you're annoyed. |
| To tell someone they've done something wrong. |
| To attract someones attention |
| 2: Having just driven out of fog. Visibility is now good. You must? |
| Switch off all your fog lights |
| Keep your rear fog lights on |
| Keep your front fog lights on |
| Leave fog lights on in case fog returns |
| 3: Red routes in major cities have been introduced to... |
| allow lorries to load more freely |
| raise the speed limits |
| help the traffic flow |
| provide better parking |
| 4: What is the meaning of this sign? |
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| No Cycling |
| Cycles Only |
| Cycle Route Ahead |
| Cycles restricted to the pavement |
| 5: What do you think is the main reason why your parents give you a hard time about driving? |
| They do not trust you |
| They are worried about road accidents |
| They are worried about their car |
| They hate you |
| 6: Diesel cars are less damaging to the environment than petrol cars because... |
| They are more fuel-efficient |
| They emit less gas |
| They are less noisy |
| They emit more gas |
| 7: When joining a motorway you must always... |
| Give way to traffic already on the motorway |
| Push your way on before the slip road runs out |
| Come to a stop before joining the road |
| Quickly overtake |
| 8: You should only flash your headlights to other road users to... |
| Show you are giving way |
| Let them know you are there |
| Show they can have way |
| Communicate with them |
| 9: You notice a bus signalling to move off from a bus stop ahead. You should... |
| slow down and give way |
| speed up |
| signal to the bus driver with your headlights and give way |
| continue at the same speed |
| 10: You are driving on a clear night. The road is busy with traffic. Which lights should you use? |
| Sidelights |
| Dipped headlights |
| Full beam headlights |
| Interior light |
| 11: You are driving at night on an unlit road in moderate traffic. You should... |
| Have your lights on full beam so you can see where you're going |
| Switch off your headlights so you can see the road |
| Use dipped-beam headlights |
| Use fog lights |
| 12: You are following a long vehicle approaching a crossroads. The driver signals right but moves close to the left-hand kerb. What should you do? |
| Warn the driver of the wrong signal |
| Wait behind the long vehicle |
| Report the driver to the police |
| Overtake on the right-hand side |
| 13: In daylight there is fog what lights should you use? |
| Sidelights |
| Dipped headlights |
| Hazard lights |
| Full beam headlights |
| 14: You miss your exit on the motorway, what should you do? |
| Reverse along the hard shoulder to get back to it |
| Use the next exit instead |
| Make a U-turn in the next gap at the central reservation |
| Get angry |
| 15: When in a queue of traffic, what should you do at an empty pedestrian crossing? |
| Keep tight behind the lead car |
| Leave the crossing clear |
| Nothing, drive normally |
| Wave across any pedestrians who are nearby |
| 16: What is the meaning of this sign? |
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| No entry |
| National speed limit applies |
| No parking |
| No stopping |
| 17: What is the meaning of this sign? |
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| Mini-roundabout |
| No vehicles |
| Roundabout |
| Ring road |
| 18: What is the most important factor in avoiding running into the car in front? |
| Making sure your brakes are effective |
| Always drive at a steady speed |
| Having tyres that meet the legal requirements |
| Keeping the correct separating distance |
| 19: Four friends ask for a lift but you've never taken passengers before and don't feel confident about it, especially taking five at once. What do you do? |
| Tell them the truth |
| Say okay because you don't want to let them down |
| Agree because you can't drive alone forever |
| Say get lost |
| 20: What is the meaning of this sign? |
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| No overtaking |
| Parked vehicles ahead |
| Traffic queues likely |
| Risk of grounding |
| 21: What's the most annoying and dangerous thing you can do as a passenger? |
| Turn the music up LOUD |
| Click your fingers to the beat of the song stuck in your head |
| Tell the driver what he's doing wrong |
| Not talk |
| 22: What is the meaning of this sign? |
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| Maximum speed limit is 30mph |
| End of minimum limit |
| Minimum speed limit is 30mph |
| No speed limit |
| 23: The main purpose of a box junction is |
| To slow traffic down |
| To prevent junctions becoming blocked by queuing traffic |
| To speed traffic up |
| To stop you turning right at a crossroads |
| 24: When should hazard warning lights be used on a vehicle |
| Faulty and moving slowly |
| Reversing into a side road |
| Being towed along a road |
| Broken down and causing an obstruction |
| 25: Who are at the greatest risk from other road users? |
| Motorcyclists |
| Busy bus drivers |
| Lorry drivers |
| Learner car drivers |
| 26: For the average family car the most economical speed to drive at is... |
| 30mph |
| 15mph |
| 50mph |
| 70mph |
| 27: What is your 'blind spot'? |
| An area not covered by your mirrors |
| An area not covered by your right mirror |
| An area you cannot see from your back window |
| When you have an eye patch on |
| 28: A driver's behaviour has upset you. It may help if you |
| stop and take a break |
| gesture to them with your hand |
| shout abusive language |
| follow their car, flashing your headlights |
| 29: A bus lane shows no times in operation. This means... |
| It's only used at peak hours |
| It's no longer a bus lane |
| It's in operation 24 hours a day |
| You can use the lane |
| 30: You feel drowsy while driving on the M4 Motorway. What should you do? |
| Pull up and stop on the hard shoulder and have a sleep till fresh |
| Speed up so as to get to your destination faster |
| Slow down and let other vehicles pass you by |
| Turn off the heater open a window and drive to the next service area |
| 31: What's the most used alternative fuel in the UK? |
| Vegetable oil |
| LPG |
| CNG |
| Oil |
| 32: Which of the following is most likely to cause you to lose concentration while driving? |
| Looking at a map |
| Checking your mirrors |
| Having a window open |
| Listening to radio |
| 33: On long journeys you should stop frequently and? |
| Have a rest |
| Fill up with fuel |
| Eat a meal |
| Take a shower |
| 34: When following a large vehicle you should keep well back because... |
| This avoids you being knocked by a draught |
| This enables the driver to see you in his or her mirrors |
| Others may want to overtake you |
| The driver will not be able to see you |
| 35: You are driving in a built up area. You approach a speed hump. You should |
| Stop, and check both pavements |
| Slow your vehicle right down |
| Wait for any pedestrians to cross |
| Stop, then drive over slowly |
| 36: A driver cuts you up at the lights - what do you do? |
| Overtake them at the next set of lights |
| Try to catch them so you can verbally retaliate |
| Ignore them |
| Swear at them |
| 37: You break down on the motorway - which way should you walk to use the emergency telephone? |
| Follow the arrows on the marker posts |
| Facing oncoming traffic |
| Either way |
| Use a cell phone |
| 38: An ambulance with a flashing light is behind you, what do you do? |
| Pull over immediately so it can pass |
| Pull over when it's safe so it can pass |
| Do an emergency stop so it can get by |
| Do nothing |
| 39: You would be LEAST likely to be affected by crosswinds if you were? |
| Cyclists |
| Motorcyclists |
| High-sided vehicles |
| Cars |
| 40: A friend says they can only drive two of you home because they're tired. It's midnight. What do you do? |
| Beg them to take all four of you at once |
| Ask them to come back for two of you |
| Respect their decision |
| Swear at them |
| 41: Where would you see a contraflow bus and cycle lane? |
| On a dual carriageway |
| On a roundabout |
| On an urban motorway |
| On a one-way street |
| 42: Where should you be most cautious when driving? |
| Near schools |
| At intersections |
| Near pubs where drunks are about |
| Near driveways |
| 43: What is the meaning of this sign? |
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| No vehicles over the length shown |
| No vehicles over the height shown |
| Overhead electric cables at height shown |
| No vehicles over the width shown |
| 44: You would flash your headlights to: |
| To let somebody out at junction |
| To tell a bus driver that you're letting him out |
| To warn people of your presence |
| To tell people of a speed camera ahead |
| 45: A friend wants you to speed up as she says she can walk faster than you drive. What do you do? |
| Speed up so you do not look an idiot |
| Calmly let her know that you are not interested in getting points on your licence, and if she does not like it then you can stop and let her out |
| Stand up to her bullying by yelling at her to be quiet |
| Have an argument with her |
| 46: Wearing suitable shoes when driving is important. Why? |
| To prevent wear on the pedals |
| To maintain control of the pedals |
| To enable you to adjust your seat |
| To enable you to walk for assistance if you breakdown |
| 47: Traffic congestion causes noise and air pollution. Which of the following would NOT reduce congestion? |
| Cycling to work |
| Car sharing |
| Planting more trees |
| Going on bus |
| 48: What is the meaning of this sign? |
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| National speed limit |
| Maximum speed limit is 40 mph |
| Minimum speed limit is 40 mph |
| Minimum speed limit is 30 mph |
| 49: You want to drive home from a party. You feel very tired and have a headache. You should? |
| Wait until you are fit and well before driving |
| Drive home, but take a tablet for headaches |
| Drive home if you can stay awake for the journey |
| Wait for a short time, then drive home |
| 50: What is the meaning of this sign? |
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| Dual carriageway ends |
| Single lane traffic ahead |
| Road narrows on right |
| Road narrows on both sides |
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