United Kingdom Driving License

You are approaching a zebra crossing. What should you do?

Flash your headlights

Prepare to slow down or stop

Drive as normal

Stop before the zebra crossing

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What should you do when joining the motorway using a slip road?

Use the hard shoulder as an extra lane

Give priority to traffic on the motorway

Cross solid white lines to get into the correct lane

Drive faster than the traffic already on the motorway

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You are driving along a road when you get dazzled by bright sunlight. What should you do?

Warn other road users by turning on hazard lights

Slam on the brakes to stop

Accelerate to get through the road quicker

Slow down

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It’s important to keep in mind the stopping distances in wet weather. Compared to dry roads, the stopping distance will

Double

Stay the same

Triple

Half

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What does having your registration number etched on all your car windows do?

Acts as a deterrent to professional thieves

Increases the cost of your insurance

Decreases the value of your car

Attracts potential car buyers

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Which of these is classified as Category AM vehicle?

Motorcycles with a power output not exceeding 35 kW

Two-wheeled vehicle with a maximum design speed of 45 km/h (28 mph)

Motorcycles up to 125 cc, with a power output not exceeding 11 kW

Tricycles with a power output over 15 kW

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When can you drive on or over a pavement?

To gain access to property

To park safely

To drop off children at school

In busy traffic

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What is the maximum penalty for seat belt offences?

£1,000 fine

£500 fine

£200 fine

£100 fine

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What should you always keep in mind when towing?

Extra length and weight

Overtaking cars

Additional fuel consumption

Additional noise pollution

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What is the minimum cover insurance required by law?

No insurance is required

Third-Party

Third-Party, Fire and Theft

Comprehensive

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You are driving along a road when another vehicle tries to overtake you. What should you do?

Press on the brakes

Speed up to match their speed

Drive competitively

Prepare to slow down if necessary

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You are providing emergency care to a casualty. They have no signs of life and there is no pulse. What should you do?

Put them in the recovery position

Try to get a response by asking questions

Gently shake their shoulders

Administer chest compressions

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You do not feel confident cycling on the road. What should you do?

Undertake cycle training

Talk to your doctor

Talk to your family

Ask someone to come with you

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Who sets the maximum penalties for road traffic offences?

DVLA

Parliament

Supreme Court

Police

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Your vehicle continues to bounce after pushing down on the front or rear. What is the problem?

There is a brake fault

The tyres are not inflated correctly

There are no anti-freeze agents in your radiator

The shock absorbers are worn

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You are driving in the countryside and have to drive through deep water. What should you do?

Drive in a higher gear than normal

Drive in a lower gear than normal

Test your brakes afterwards

Drive slower than normal

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Where are you allowed to park or wait?

The hard shoulder of a motorway

Clearway

Pedestrian crossing

On yellow lines outside the hours of operation

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What can over- or under-inflated tyres affect?

Engine oil

Fluid levels

Battery

Steering

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What is the time of high risk for new drivers?

9 am - 5 pm

6 am - 9 am

5 pm - 12 am

12 am - 6 am

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Who is responsible for ensuring that all adult passengers (over 14 years old) wear a seat belt where available?

Nobody

DVLA

Passengers

Driver

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It’s important to keep in mind the stopping distances in icy weather. Compared to dry roads, the stopping distance can be

Twice smaller

Remain the same

Twice bigger

Ten times bigger

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What is the primary reason for flashing your headlights?

To dazzle other road users

To warn others of your presence

To warn other drivers of dangers on the road

To signal that you are yielding the right of way to another driver

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Who orders points to be endorsed on the licence?

Police

DVLA

Parliament

Court

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Which of these offences could result in 2 years’ imprisonment?

Driving while disqualified

Failing to stop after an accident

Driving while unfit through drink or drugs

Dangerous driving

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you stopped at a pelican crossing to let a pedestrian cross the road. He crossed it very quickly and the road is clear. When can you first proceed?

When the amber light is flashing

As soon as the pedestrian finished crossing

When the light turns green

As soon as there is enough space for you to move safely

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What do you have to do to gain a full moped licence?

Pass the theory test for motorcycles, followed by the practical test

Pass the hazard perception test

Complete CBT training

Drive with a provisional licence for 3 years

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You are in a stationary queue of traffic, the traffic in front of you has stopped completely. What should you do after applying the parking brake?

Take your foot off the footbrake

Sound your horn

Switch off the engine

Check your phone

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You stopped behind the solid white line at a level crossing. The red light continues to flash after the train had passed. What should you do?

Call the emergency services

Continue to wait

Edge forward and proceed if it's safe to do so

Leave the car to see if everything is fine

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What is a major fire risk on the forecourt of petrol stations?

Children

Pets

Usage of mobile phones

Ignition keys

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How do you deal with a bleed if the limb is bleeding but not broken?

Lower the limb below the level of the heart

Raise the limb above the level of the heart

Do not touch it until medics arrive

Try to get them to stand up

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You earn 12 points within a 3-year period. What is the minimum number of months you can be disqualified for?

12

3

9

6

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You are driving on a road when your vehicle breaks down. What should you not do?

Get your vehicle off the road if possible

Put a warning triangle on the road at least 45 metres (147 feet) behind your broken-down vehicle

Stand between your vehicle and oncoming traffic

Wear light-coloured or fluorescent clothing in daylight and reflective clothing at night

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What must you do when cycling at night?

Use GPS to show you the safest route

Use lit front and rear lights and have a red rear reflector

Not wear any reflective clothing

Only use cycle lanes

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As a provisional licence holder, you can not use

Motorways

Narrow country lanes

All roads with a speed limit of 70 mph

Dual carriageways

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You are driving on a dual carriageway and you see an accident on the other side of the dual carriageway. You can see the ambulance at the crash scene. What should you do?

Look more closely to see if anyone is injured

Slow down

Carry on driving

Stop and call the emergency services

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You have a provisional licence and are 21 years old. Who can supervise you when you are driving?

Someone who is 21 years old and has a full licence

Someone who is 21 years old

Someone who has a full licence

Someone who is at least 21 years old and has had a full licence for 3 years

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Which of these is classified as Category A vehicle?

Motorcycles with a power output not exceeding 35 kW

Tricycles with a power output over 15 kW

Two-wheeled vehicle with a maximum design speed of 45 km/h (28 mph)

Motorcycles up to 125 cc, with a power output not exceeding 11 kW

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What is the maximum penalty for cycling on the pavement?

£100 fine

£200 fine

£500 fine

£1,000 fine

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As a non-European Community licence holder, what do you need to do to obtain continuous driving entitlement?

Nothing, you are allowed to drive with a non-European Community licence

Immediately apply for a full British licence

A British provisional licence should be obtained and a driving test(s) passed before the 12-month period elapses

Contact DVLA and inform them of your address change

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The central reservation of a dual carriageway or motorway is marked with studs of which colour?

White

Green

Red

Amber

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You are driving on a motorway and accidentally miss your exit. What should you do?

Carry on driving and take the next exit

Reverse back and take your exit

Stop on the hard shoulder and plan you journey

Check your phone for an alternative route

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On unrestricted dual carriageways, vehicles with what maximum speed must have a flashing amber beacon?

25 mph

30 mph

40 mph

35 mph

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What’s the maximum speed of the powered vehicles used by disabled people?

8 mph

10 mph

12 mph

6 mph

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You want to reverse from a side road into a main road. What should you do?

Check your blindspot

Use all mirrors

Check there are no pedestrians

Find a different place to reverse

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You are filling up your tank and you spill some fuel on the forecourt. What do you do?

Warn the next person in line

Drive away

Try to clean it up yourself before telling the petrol station attendant

Report it to the petrol station attendant

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