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1) How many yellow lines would you expect to find painted over the kerb,
when the nearby time plate on the lamp-post reads 'NO LOADING AT ANY TIME'. Is it ?
A - None
B - One
C - Two
D - Three
2) The national speed limit on a single carriageway is:-
A - 40 mph
B - 50 mph
C - 60 mph
D - 70 mph
3) Use fog lights when visibility is seriously reduced.
Generally when visibility is less than?
A - 50 metres
B - 100 metres
C - 200 metres
D - 300 metres
4) You are following a large articulated vehicle. It is going to turn left into a narrow road.
What action should you take?
A - Overtake as it starts to slow down
B - Stay well back to give it room
C - Get closer in order to pass quickly
D - Pass on the left as the vehicle moves out
5) What is the safest way to brake?
A - Brake hard, put the gear lever into neutral and pull your handbrake on just before stopping.
B - Brake lightly, then harder as you begin to stop then ease off just before stopping
C - Put the gear lever into neutral brake hard then ease off just before stopping
D - Brake lightly, at the same time push your clutch pedal down and pull your handbrake on as you stop.
6) Where would you see this sign?
A - On a school crossing
B - Outside a school gate
C - On a bus carring blind people
D - On a bus carrying children
7) Why should tyres be kept at the right pressure the manufacturer tells you?
A - To keep the car the right height above the road
B - To make the ride more comfortable
C - To stop the car from leaning to one side
D - To prevent the car from skidding
8) You are first to arrive at the scene of a road-traffic accident involving 3 cars.
It is dark and raining. What should you do first?
A - Drive on to the next phone, to ring for help
B - Stop and switch off any engines and warn oncoming traffic
C - Stop and get the injured out of their cars to safety
D - Stop the next vehicle that comes along and ask if they are a Doctor
9) Hazard warning lights should be used when vehicles are:-
A - Being towed along the road
B - Faulty and moving slowly
C - Broken down and causing an obstruction
D - Reversing into a side road
10) Where should you take particular care to look out for motorbikes?
A - At junctions
B - On one-way streets
C - At traffic lights
D - At roundabouts
11) It is important to wear suitable shoes when you are driving. Why is this?
A- To enable you to walk for assistance if you break down
B - To enable you to make quicker gear changes
C - To maintain safe control of the pedals
D- To prevent wear on the pedal rubbers
12) You are using the Motorway at night. Always have your headlights on unless:-
A - The motorway is lit
B - There are vehicles ahead of you
C- You are travelling less than 50 mph
D - Your vehicle has broken down on the hard shoulder
13) What traffic shape signs are mostly prohibitive?
A - Circular
B - Triangular
C - Rectangular
D - Square
14) What does this sign mean?
A - No entry to cyclists and pedestrians
B - Cycle route ahead
C - Cyclists and pedestrians only
D - Cyclists and pedestrians in the road ahead
15) Which statement is correct regarding steering?
A - You must keep both hands on the steering wheel at all times
B - You can place your hands at any position as long as it is comfortable
C - When going around corners, it's best to cross your hands
D - To keep good control you should 'feed' the wheel through your hands
16) You are sensible enough to carry a red warning triangle in your car.
Where do you place the triangle if you break down on a Motorway?
A - Right at the back of the car
B - You should never use them on Motorways
C - 45 metres behind the car
D - 150 metres behind the car
17) Any driver who accumulates 12 penalty points within a three-year period
must be disqualified from driving.
How many penalty points do you receive for 'running' a red light?
A - 2 points
B - 3 points
C - 4 points
D - 6 points
18) In WET road conditions the minimum distance you should leave
between you and the vehicle in front should be at least?
A - 2 second gap
B - 3 second gap
C - 4 second gap
D - 10 second gap
19) What colour studs would you expect to be used across lay-bys on major roads?
A - Green
B - Red
C - White
D - Amber
20) Which of the following CAN travel on a motorway?
A - Vans
B - Cyclists
C - Tractors
D - Learner drivers
21) When you are accelerating too harshly your car starts to skid.
What should you do?
A - Steer into the skid
B - Ease off the gas pedal
C - Make the car go faster
D - Brake hard
22) What should you do when waiting to emerge from a junction,
a vehicle is approaching from your right signalling left.
A - Move off quickly
B - Move off because the vehicle is turning left
C - Apply the handbrake
D - Wait to see if the vehicle turns left into the road
23) If you are towing a trailer, what is the maximum speed you are
allowed to drive on a national speed limit Dual Carriageway?
A - 40 mph
B - 50 mph
C - 60 mph
D - 70 mph
24) In which circumstances may you flash your headlights?
A - To thank other drivers
B - To warn other drivers of your presence
C - To signal to a pedestrian
D - To alert other drivers to a police speed trap ahead
25) The approach to a pedestrian crossing is marked with:-
A - Yellow Lines
B - Zig-Zag Lines
C - Hazard Lines
D - Double White Lines
26) What do child locks in a vehicle do?
A - Stop children from opening rear doors
B - Lock the seat belt buckles in place
C - Lock the rear windows in the closed position
D - Stop the rear seats from tipping forwards
27) When driving on a motorway, when should you indicate to change lanes?
A - You should indicate to pull out but not on returning to a lane
B - You only need to indicate when there are other drivers behind you
C - You do not need to indicate when you are on the motorway
D - You should always indicate to change lanes
28) A flashing motorway sign reads 'FOG' on a apparently clear road.
What does this tell you?
A - Someone forgot to turn the sign off
B - The sign has a fault
C - Turn your rear high intensity fog lights on
D - There is fog up ahead
29) Which one of the following is NOT affected by alcohol ?
A - Reaction time
B - Perception of colour
C - Judgement of speed
D - Co-ordination
30) When may you NOT overtake on the left?
A - On a free flowing motorway or dual carriageway
B - When the traffic is moving slowly in a queue
C - In a one-way street
D - When the car in front is signalling to turn right
31) The choke on a petrol engine motor car is a device which:-
A - will help start a hot engine
B - reduces the amount of air/fuel mixture
C - restricts fuel flow and prevents flooding the carburettor
D - will help start a cold engine
32) What extra signal can you give at a zebra crossing when you stop to let someone cross?
A - Wave to the pedestrian to tell them its safe to cross
B - An arm signal to tell the vehicles behind that you are slowing down
C - A brake light signal
D - Flash your headlights to tell others you have stopped
33) What should you do about a frayed seat belt?
A - Get it replaced
B - Tape the bad piece and sew it up
C - Remove the belt altogether
D - Nothing, because the MOT doesn't cover seat belts
34) When driving in snow, how can you avoid wheelspin?
A - Brake gently and repeatedly
B - Stay in second gear all the time
C - Use only your handbrake to make the vehicle stop
D - Drive in a higher gear as possible
35) What does this traffic sign mean?
A - Use the near-side (left) lane
B - Roundabout ahead
C - Special diversion route
D - Diversion route to the football ground
35 Theory Test Answers-Bonus
1. C 13. A 25. B
2. C 14. C 26. A
3. B 15. D 27. D
4. B 16. B 28. D
5. B 17. B 29. B
6. D 18. C 30. A
7. D 19. A 31. D
8. B 20. A 32. B
9. C 21. B 33. A
10. A 22. D 34. D
11. C 23. C 35. C
12. D 24. B
