| 1: 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 |
| 2: You are driving at the legal speed limit.A vehicle comes up quickly behind flashing its headlights.You should? |
| Maintain your speed and prevent the vehicle from overtaking |
| Touch your brakes to show your brake lights |
| Accelerate to maintain a gap behind you |
| Allow the vehicle to overtake |
| 3: The national speed limit on a dual carriageway is |
| 50 mph |
| 70 mph |
| 60 mph |
| 40 mph |
| 4: When driving on a narrow road only wide enough for one vehicle...... |
| You may park in the passing places. |
| You should consider sounding your horn at sharp bends. |
| You should ONLY stop and give way to farm vehicles. |
| You should not give way at all |
| 5: When driving at night the most important place to look is... |
| At the road ahead |
| At the car behind |
| At your speedometer |
| Anywhere |
| 6: The left-hand lane on a three-lane motorway is for use by |
| any vehicle |
| large vehicles only |
| emergency vehicles only |
| slow vehicles only |
| 7: What is the safest way to brake.... |
| Brake lightly, then harder as you begin to stop, then ease off just before stopping |
| Put your gear lever into neutral, brake hard then ease off just before stopping |
| Brake lightly, push your clutch pedal down and pull your handbrake on just before stopping |
| Brake hard, out the gear lever into neutral and pull your handbrake on just before stopping |
| 8: In what situation are other drivers allowed to flash their headlights at you? |
| To tell you that they are giving way to you |
| To warn you danger is ahead |
| To warn you when you're breaking the speed limit |
| To warn you of their presence |
| 9: You have just bought a secondhand vehicle. When should you tell the licensing authority of change of ownership? |
| When an MOT is due |
| After 28 days |
| Only when you insure it |
| Immediately |
| 10: You MUST NOT reverse? |
| For more than a cars length |
| For longer than necessary |
| Into a side road |
| In a built up area |
| 11: What lane should you drive in on a motorway? |
| The right-hand lane |
| The left-hand lane |
| The middle lane |
| On the hard shoulder |
| 12: Your mobile phone rings while you are travelling. You should |
| stop immediately |
| answer it immediately |
| pull up in a suitable place |
| pull up at the nearest kerb |
| 13: Objects hanging from your interior mirror may... |
| restrict your view |
| help your concentration |
| provide entertainment |
| improve your driving |
| 14: An injured motorcyclist is lying unconscious in the road. You should |
| Remove the safety helmet |
| Move them to the pavement |
| Seek medical assistance |
| Leave them |
| 15: What colour are the reflective studs between a motorway and its slip road? |
| Red |
| White |
| Green |
| Amber |
| 16: If you have a provisional licence you should not drive a car on the motorway... |
| Over 50mph |
| With passengers |
| At all |
| Over 70mph |
| 17: 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 |
| 18: What does this sign mean? |
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| No Road Marking |
| No Entry |
| No Through Road |
| No Parking |
| 19: A friend suggests a race home at the next set of lights. You know the road well and it's a quiet night. What do you say? |
| 'Yeah' - but then drive off quietly while he races away |
| No i will not |
| 'No' - but then race ahead anyway |
| Yeah and race |
| 20: In daylight there is fog what lights should you use? |
| Sidelights |
| Dipped headlights |
| Hazard lights |
| Full beam headlights |
| 21: How many drinks can you get away with if you're driving on an empty stomach? |
| Two - before you feel it |
| It depends on how long your journey is |
| None at all |
| If you vomit it back out |
| 22: At what time is it permitted for you stop on a pedestrian crossing? |
| Not at any time |
| When there is a queue of traffic in front of you |
| Between the hours of 11.00pm and 7.00am |
| To avoid an accident |
| 23: You stop for pedestrians waiting to cross at a zebra crossing. They do not start to cross. What should you do? |
| Be patient and wait |
| Wave them to cross |
| Drive on |
| Sound your horn |
| 24: How should you deal with driver fatigue on the motorway? |
| Pull onto the hard shoulder, switch on your hazards, and do some stretches in your seat |
| Do math sums in your head to improve your mental alertness |
| Stop at the next service stop or parking bay, and park up for a 15-minute snooze |
| Keep driving as normal |
| 25: What do AMBER studs on the motorway show? |
| The right hand edge of the carriageway |
| The left hand edge of the carriageway |
| The separation of the lanes |
| The slip road off the motorway |
| 26: You MUST obey signs giving orders. These signs are mostly in |
| green rectangles |
| red triangles |
| blue rectangles |
| red circles |
| 27: If you consider the vehicle behind you is following too close, what should you do ? |
| Flash your brake lights on and off. |
| Accelerate away to increase the gap. |
| Apply your brakes suddenly. |
| Increase the gap between your vehicle and the one in front by slowing down very gently. |
| 28: At red traffic lights you are behind a cyclist. The traffic lights change what should you do? |
| Try to move off before the cyclist |
| Allow the cyclist time and room |
| Turn right but give the cyclist room |
| Tap your horn and drive through first |
| 29: You should reduce your speed when driving if... |
| The road is very dry |
| Another vehicle passes you |
| You see a sign for a bend ahead |
| The road is wet |
| 30: After a breakdown you need to rejoin the main carriageway of a motorway from the hard shoulder. You should |
| move out onto the carriageway then build up your speed |
| move out onto the carriageway using your hazard lights |
| wait on the hard shoulder until someone flashes their headlights at you |
| gain speed on the hard shoulder before moving out onto the carriageway |
| 31: You are approaching a red traffic light; the signal will change from red to what colours? |
| Red and amber, then green |
| Amber, then green |
| Green, then amber and red |
| Amber, red then green |
| 32: An elderly person's driving ability could be affected because they may be unable to |
| obtain car insurance |
| react very quickly |
| understand road signs |
| give signals correctly |
| 33: Overloading your vehicle can seriously affect the... |
| Steering |
| Gearbox |
| battery life |
| journey time |
| 34: You are driving on a wet motorway with surface spray. You should... |
| use your hazard flashers |
| use your rear fog lights |
| use dipped headlights |
| drive in any lane with no traffic |
| 35: When may you stop on a pedestrian crossing? |
| Between the hours 11 pm and 7 am |
| When there is a queue of traffic in front of you |
| To avoid an accident |
| Not at any time |
| 36: You are following a vehicle on a wet road. You should leave a time gap of at least... |
| one second |
| two second |
| three second |
| four second |
| 37: A policeman orders your car to stop. He finds you have a faulty tyre. Who is responsible? |
| You, the driver |
| Whoever services the car |
| The previous owner |
| Whoever issued the current MOT |
| 38: 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 |
| 39: When you see a hazard ahead you should use the mirrors. Why is this? |
| because you will need to accelerate out of danger |
| because you will need to brake sharply to a stop |
| to assess how your actions will affect the following traffic |
| to see what is happening in the road ahead |
| 40: What does this sign mean? |
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| Water across the road |
| Bridge over the road |
| Uneven road |
| Ford factory ahead |
| 41: You are turning left into a side road. What hazards should you be especially aware of? |
| One way street |
| Pedestrians |
| Traffic congestion |
| Parked vehicles |
| 42: Before overtaking a large vehicle you should keep well back. Why is this? |
| To give acceleration space to overtake quickly on blind bends |
| To leave a gap in case the vehicle stops and rolls back |
| To offer other drivers a safe gap if they want to overtake you |
| To get the best view of the road ahead |
| 43: You are in the left-hand lane and traffic is joining from a slip road, what should you do? |
| Slow down to let them onto the motorway |
| Speed up so they don't move in front of you |
| Move to the middle or right hand lane if it is safe to do so |
| Do nothing |
| 44: Where are motorcyclists most at risk? |
| When moving off |
| On motorways |
| Approaching junctions |
| On dual carriageways |
| 45: You are following a large lorry on a wet road. Spray makes it difficult to see. You should |
| drop back until you can see better |
| keep close to the lorry, away from the spray |
| put your headlights on full beam |
| speed up and overtake quickly |
| 46: A driver pulls out of a side road in front of you. You have to brake hard. You should |
| ignore the error and stay calm |
| sound your horn to show your annoyance |
| flash your lights to show your annoyance |
| overtake as soon as possible |
| 47: At a mini-roundabout you should? |
| Give way to traffic from the right |
| Give way to traffic from the left |
| Give way to traffic from the other way |
| Stop even when empty |
| 48: The driver in front is driving very slowly. How do you deal with them? |
| Drive close to their bumper until they get the message and speed up |
| Use your horn to make them move over so you can overtake |
| Stay back and wait for an opportunity to pass |
| Overtake them quickly |
| 49: You are travelling at 40 m.p.h. on a good, dry road. What is the overall stopping distance? |
| 120 ft (36 m) |
| 175 ft (53 m) |
| 190 ft (58 m) |
| 315 ft (96 m) |
| 50: What must you have to park in a disabled space? |
| A wheelchair |
| A blue badge |
| A modified vehicle |
| An advanced driver certificate |
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