| 1: Freezing conditions will affect the distance it takes you to come to a stop. You should expect stopping distances to increase by up to |
| two times |
| three times |
| five times |
| ten times |
| 2: You are driving along a single track road with passing places only on the right. A vehicle behind wishes to overtake. Should you? |
| Slow down |
| Speed up |
| Wait opposite the passing place on the right |
| Drive into the passing place on the right |
| 3: You arrive at the scene of a motorcycle accident. The rider is conscious but in shock. You must make sure that... |
| the rider is put in the recovery position |
| the rider's helmet is not removed |
| the rider is moved to the side of the road |
| the rider's helmet is removed |
| 4: 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 |
| 5: Who is responsible for making sure that a vehicle is not overloaded? |
| The driver of the vehicle |
| The person who loaded the vehicle |
| The owner of the items being carried |
| The licensing authority |
| 6: It is illegal to drive with tyres that .. |
| have been bought second hand |
| have a large deep cut in the side wall |
| are of different makes |
| are of different tread patterns |
| 7: If you suspect a friend is not completely with it when he offers you a lift, what should you do? |
| Ask him what he's taken or taking |
| Say no to a lift and suggest he's not up to driving today |
| Figure he knows best and go with it |
| Do nothing |
| 8: The safest place to park your vehicle at night is |
| In a garage |
| On a quiet side street |
| On a driveway |
| In a car park |
| 9: Your car needs an MOT certificate. If you drive without one this could invalidate your... |
| road tax disc |
| insurance |
| vehicle registration document |
| vehicle service record |
| 10: Ice and snow covers your car, before you leave what should you clear? |
| The radio aerial |
| The tires |
| The mirrors |
| The grill |
| 11: You are driving in torrential rain and your vehicle begins to slide. What is this called? |
| Weaving |
| Aquaplaning |
| Fading |
| Snaking |
| 12: If you are driving your car through a ford or flood water, what gear should you be in? |
| First or second gear |
| Top gear |
| Third gear with slipping clutch |
| No gears at all, freewheeling |
| 13: What is the meaning of this sign? |
 |
| No overtaking |
| Two-way traffic crosses one-way road |
| Two-way traffic straight ahead |
| Dual carriageway ahead |
| 14: 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 |
| 15: Are passengers allowed to ride in a caravan that is being towed? |
| Yes, if they are over fourteen |
| No, not at any time |
| Only if all the seats in the towing vehicle are full |
| Only if a stabiliser is fitted |
| 16: An infant under 3 years should only be carried in the front seat of a car if... |
| They are in a carrycot |
| They are in an appropriate child restraint |
| They are on an adult's lap |
| They are on an approved booster cushion |
| 17: When can you can park on the right-hand side of the road at night? |
| If in a one-way street |
| As long as your sidelights are on |
| If more than 10 metres (32 feet) from a junction |
| If under a lamp-post |
| 18: 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 |
| 19: A strong cross wind is least likely to affect which of these vehicles? |
| Cyclists |
| Cars |
| High-sided vehicles |
| Motorcycles |
| 20: When may you leave the engine running when leaving your vehicle parked on a road? |
| If you will be parked for less than five minutes |
| If the battery is flat |
| When in a 20 mph zone |
| Not on any occasion |
| 21: You are following a vehicle at a safe distance on a wet road. Another driver overtakes you and pulls into the gap you have left. What should you do? |
| Flash your headlights as a warning |
| Try to overtake safely as soon as you can |
| Drop back to regain a safe distance |
| Stay close to the other vehicle until it moves on |
| 22: You are approaching traffic lights that have been green for some time, what should you do? |
| Be ready to stop |
| Maintain your speed and brake hard if they change |
| Try and make it through on amber |
| Speed up |
| 23: Which type of vehicle does this sign apply to? |
 |
| Long vehicles |
| High vehicles |
| Heavy vehicles |
| Wide vehicles |
| 24: You are waiting to turn right at the end of a road. Your view is obstructed by parked vehicles. What should you do? |
| Stop and then move forward slowly and carefully for a proper view |
| Wait for a pedestrian to let you know when it is safe for you to emerge |
| Move quickly to where you can see so you only block traffic from one direction |
| Turn your vehicle around immediately and find another junction to use |
| 25: It's late, you feel a bit drunk but you've promised a friend a lift home. What do you do? |
| Drive them home anyway, you hate to let friends down |
| Tell them you are too drunk to drive and suggest a cab share |
| Have two cups of coffee and a kebab to dilute the alcohol before you drive. |
| Start an argument |
| 26: Why would you fit a stabiliser before towing a caravan? |
| It will help with stability when driving in crosswinds |
| It will allow heavy items to be loaded behind the axle |
| It will help you to raise and lower the jockey wheel |
| It will allow you to tow without the breakaway cable |
| 27: Once you have passed your Theory and Practical Driving Tests, your licence is usually valid until you reach... |
| 70 years of age |
| 65 years of age |
| 60 years of age |
| Forever |
| 28: 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 |
| 29: 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 |
| 30: What's the minimum age to supervise a learner? |
| 17 years old |
| 18 years old |
| 21 years old |
| 25 years old |
| 31: You are joining a motorway. Why is it important to make full use of the slip road. ? |
| To build up speed similar to those already on the motorway |
| To allow you full access to an overtaking lane |
| To allow you to use the hard shoulder if required |
| Because there is room to slow down if required |
| 32: Where would you find this Sign? |
 |
| On a roundabout |
| On a overhanging load |
| At the end of the motorway |
| At a Level crossing with no barrier |
| 33: 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 |
| 34: A trailer must stay securely hitched up to the towing vehicle. What additional safety device can be fitted to the trailer braking system? |
| Stabiliser |
| Jockey wheel |
| Corner steadies |
| Breakaway cable |
| 35: As a driver, how can you help the environment? |
| By using leaded fuel |
| By driving faster |
| By driving with your windows down |
| By reducing your speed |
| 36: What does the red light signify on a traffic light ? |
| Prepare to move off |
| OK to move off |
| Right turn only |
| Stop and wait |
| 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: What is most likely to cause high fuel consumption? |
| Staying in high gears |
| Aggressive braking |
| Driving above 50 mph |
| Poor steering control |
| 39: Areas reserved for trams may have... |
| zigzag markings |
| metal studs around them |
| white line markings |
| yellow hatch markings |
| 40: At a zebra crossing pedestrians are taking their time to cross, what should you do? |
| Rev your engine to remind them you are there |
| Honk your horn |
| Wait patiently |
| Drive on |
| 41: At which pedestrian crossings are cyclists permitted to cross? |
| Toucan |
| Zebra |
| Puffin |
| Pelican |
| 42: 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 |
| 43: What does this sign mean? |
 |
| Road noise |
| Airport ahead |
| Crosswinds |
| Adverse camber |
| 44: You MUST obey signs giving orders. These signs are mostly in |
| green rectangles |
| blue rectangles |
| red triangles |
| red circles |
| 45: When approaching a right-hand bend you should keep well to the left. Why is this? |
| To improve your view of the road |
| To let faster traffic from behind overtake |
| To be positioned safely if you skid |
| To overcome the effect of the road's slope |
| 46: What is the meaning of this sign? |
 |
| Contra-flow bus lane |
| Buses only |
| Trams only |
| Tram crossing ahead |
| 47: Which of the following should you do when you wish to park downhill? |
| Turn the steering wheel towards the kerb |
| Park close to the bumper of another car |
| Park with two wheels on the kerb |
| Turn the steering wheel away from the kerb |
| 48: When driving a car fitted with automatic transmission what would you use kick down for? |
| Cruise control |
| Fuel economy |
| Quick acceleration |
| Slow braking |
| 49: Which is the only triangular sign which is NOT a warning? |
| give way |
| crossroads |
| T junction |
| pedestrian crossing |
| 50: What is the nearest you can park your vehicle to a junction? |
| 10 metres |
| 12 metres |
| 15 metres |
| 20 metres |
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