| 1: As a learner driver what can't you do when driving? |
| Drive with more than two passengers |
| Drive on the motorway |
| Drive over 40mph |
| Drive on dual carriageways |
| 2: A cars front fog lights with headlights should only be used together when visibility is reduced to less than? |
| 100 metres (328 feet) |
| 200 metres (656 feet) |
| 300 metres (984 feet) |
| 400 metres (1312 feet) |
| 3: 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 |
| 4: Your parents have issued you with driving guidelines around curfews, passengers and the places you can go, but you think their rules are too strict. What do you do? |
| Ignore their rules - they'll never know |
| Follow their rules for three months and then ask your parents to reconsider them |
| Do what they say but argue about it constantly |
| Ask a friend |
| 5: One Red unbroken line painted parallel with the kerb is informing drivers of? |
| Clearway. No Stopping |
| Restrictions on parking |
| Only applicable to lorry drivers |
| Restrictions on weight of vehicle |
| 6: Why might a motorcyclist steer round drain covers on a bend when the road is wet? |
| To help judge the bend |
| To avoid puncturing the tyres on the drain covers |
| To avoid splashing pedestrians |
| To prevent the motorcycle sliding on the metal covers |
| 7: After travelling at high speed for a long period on a motorway which one of the following should you check first when you exit. ? |
| tyre pressure |
| engine temperature |
| your speed |
| the distance travelled |
| 8: At which pedestrian crossings are cyclists permitted to cross? |
| Toucan |
| Zebra |
| Puffin |
| Pelican |
| 9: Which type of crossing detects the movements of pedestrians? |
| Zebras |
| Pelicans |
| Puffins |
| Toucans |
| 10: 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 |
| 11: An MOT certificate is normally valid for? |
| 10,000 miles |
| 30,000 miles |
| three years after the date it was issued |
| one year after the date it was issued |
| 12: When driving down a steep hill what should you do in order to control your speed? |
| Select a high gear and use the brakes carefully |
| Select neural and let the car freewheel down the hill |
| Activate cruise control |
| Select a low gear and use the brakes carefully |
| 13: 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 |
| 14: The national speed limit on a dual carriageway is |
| 50 mph |
| 70 mph |
| 60 mph |
| 40 mph |
| 15: Road surfaces tend to be at their most slippery:- |
| During the late afternoon |
| After heavy prolonged rain |
| After a long dry spell followed by a shower of rain |
| During a long dry spell |
| 16: What is the meaning of this sign? |
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| Contra-flow bus lane |
| Buses only |
| Trams only |
| Tram crossing ahead |
| 17: When you are overtaking a cyclist you should leave as much room as you would give to a car. What is the main reason for this? |
| The cyclist might change lanes |
| The cyclist might get off the bike |
| The cyclist might have to make a right turn |
| The cyclist might swerve |
| 18: When going straight ahead at a roundabout, you should? |
| Indicate right when approaching the roundabout |
| Indicate left when approaching the roundabout |
| Indicate before leaving the roundabout |
| Do not indicate at any time |
| 19: What's the best way to overtake on a busy road? |
| Use the bus lane and do it from the inside left lane |
| Look to see if the road is clear, indicate, and get up to speed before pulling out to the right and overtaking |
| You should never overtake on a busy road |
| Overtake only if you have a fast car |
| 20: 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 |
| 21: You MUST NOT reverse? |
| For more than a cars length |
| For longer than necessary |
| Into a side road |
| In a built up area |
| 22: What is the shortest stopping distance at 70 mph? |
| 73 metres or 240 feet |
| 53 metres or 175 feet |
| 60 metres or 200 feet |
| 96 metres or 315 feet |
| 23: Where would you find it most difficult to see horses and riders ahead of you on a narrow country road? |
| On left-hand bends |
| When travelling downhill |
| When travelling uphill |
| On right-hand bends |
| 24: What does this sign mean? |
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| T-junction |
| No through road |
| Make the next turn |
| Turn left |
| 25: What are the main causes of accidents? |
| The road |
| Pedestrians |
| The driver |
| Reading signs |
| 26: You want to turn left, just ahead of you is a moped. You should? |
| Overtake the moped before the junction |
| Pull along the moped and stay level until just before the junction |
| Sound your horn as a warning and pull in front of the moped |
| Stay behind until the moped has passed the junction |
| 27: When reversing into a side street you see a pedestrian who wishes to cross behind you. You should? |
| Wave to the pedestrian to cross |
| Wave to the pedestrian to stop |
| Give way to the pedestrians |
| Reverse more slowly |
| 28: What are triangular road signs for? |
| To give orders |
| To give information |
| To give directions |
| To give warnings |
| 29: What is the meaning of this sign? |
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| Mini-roundabout |
| No vehicles |
| Roundabout |
| Ring road |
| 30: You are about to reverse into a side street. A pedestrian wishes to cross behind you. You should |
| Reverse more slowly |
| Wave to the pedestrians to cross |
| Wave to the pedestrians to stop |
| Give way to the pedestrians |
| 31: You MUST obey signs giving orders. These signs are mostly in |
| green rectangles |
| red triangles |
| blue rectangles |
| red circles |
| 32: A driver does something that upsets you. You should |
| try not to react |
| flash your headlights several times |
| let them know how you feel |
| sound your horn |
| 33: What is the meaning of this sign? |
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| No overtaking |
| Two-way traffic crosses one-way road |
| Two-way traffic straight ahead |
| Dual carriageway ahead |
| 34: The right-hand lane of a three-lane motorway is |
| for lorries only |
| the right-turn lane |
| an overtaking lane |
| an acceleration lane |
| 35: What criteria must you meet if you want to teach someone else how to drive? |
| You must be over 25 and to have held a full licence for at least five years |
| You must be over 21 and have held a full licence for at least three years. |
| You must have passed a written theory test approved by the DVLA |
| You must have the patience of a Saint |
| 36: It is essential that tyre pressures are checked regularly. When should this be done? |
| After driving at speed |
| After a lengthy journey |
| When the tyres are cold |
| When the tyres are hot |
| 37: A friend tells you it is safe to drive after taking medicine that makes you drowsy. Do you? |
| Ignore their advice and do not drive |
| Take their advice and drive |
| Drive as long as they are with you |
| Only drive for short distances |
| 38: When driving on motorways you should? |
| Try to keep above 50 mph to prevent congestion |
| Keep to the left lane unless overtaking |
| Use the lane that has least traffic |
| Overtake on the side that is clearest |
| 39: Which of the following will help lessen your vehicle's impact on the environment? |
| Drive smoothly |
| Drive very slowly |
| Drive a classic car |
| Drive a fast car |
| 40: Your overall stopping distance will be much longer when... |
| Driving in the rain |
| Driving at night |
| Driving in the fog |
| Driving in strong winds |
| 41: What is the meaning of this sign? |
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| No overtaking |
| No motor vehicles |
| No pedestrians |
| No parking |
| 42: When may you sound the horn? |
| To give you right of way |
| To warn others of your presence |
| To attract a friend's attention |
| To make slower drivers move over |
| 43: It is essential that tyre pressures are checked regularly. When should this be done? |
| When the tyres are cold |
| After a long journey |
| When the tyres are hot |
| After filling the vehicle with fuel |
| 44: Overloading your vehicle can seriously affect the... |
| Steering |
| Gearbox |
| battery life |
| journey time |
| 45: Your overall stopping distance will be much longer when: |
| Driving in fog |
| Driving in rain |
| Driving in strong winds |
| Driving on a very hot day |
| 46: What does this sign mean? |
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| Cyclists and pedestrians in the road ahead |
| Segregated pedal cycle and pedestrian route |
| Cycle route ahead |
| No entry to cyclists and pedestrians |
| 47: You are driving past parked cars. You notice a wheel of a bicycle sticking out between them. What should you do? |
| Accelerate past quickly and sound your horn |
| Brake sharply and flash your headlights |
| Slow down and wave the cyclist across |
| Slow down and be prepared to stop for a cyclist |
| 48: The minimum insurance cover you must have to drive on public roads is? |
| Fully comprehensive |
| Third party, fire and theft |
| Personal injury cover |
| Third party only |
| 49: You are carrying two 9-year-olds and their parents in your car. Who is responsible for seeing that the children wear seat belts? |
| The children |
| The front-seat passenger |
| The children's parents |
| You, the driver |
| 50: What is the meaning of this sign? |
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| Dip in the road |
| Steep hill upwards |
| Steep hill downwards |
| Risk of grounding |
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