| Q1 Who is legally allowed to direct traffic? b A school crossing warden Q2 You stop at a zebra crossing, but the waiting pedestrians don't start crossing. What should you do? a Be patient and wait Q3 You are stopped by the police and are asked to produce your documents but you do not have them with you. You must produce them at a police station within: b 7 days Q4 What is the shortest stopping distance at 70 MPH? d 96 metres Q5 What type of emergency vehicle is fitted with a flashing GREEN light? b Doctor Q6 In snow, its best to drive in as high gear as possible. Why? b To prevent wheelspin Q7 You are driving on a wet road and need to stop in an emergency. What should you do? d Keep both hands on the wheel Q8 When traffic lights fail, who has priority? a Nobody Q9 Which of these vehicles does not need an MOT? b Caravan Q10 Driving with under inflated tyres can affect your: d Fuel consumption Q11 The national speed limit on a dual carriageway is: d 70 MPH Q12 How far must you park away from a junction? a 10 metres Q13 When may you stop on a pedestrian crossing? c To avoid an accident Q14 Your vehicle pulls to one side when you brake. What is the most likely cause of the problem? d Poorly adjusted brakes Q15 During an emergency stop your wheels lock and skid. Should you: d Release the brake and then re-apply it Q16 You are following a vehicle on a wet road. How much gap should you leave? b At least 4 seconds Q17 Once you have passed your theory and practical test your licence is usually valid until you become c 70 years old Q18You should NEVER attempt to overtake a cyclist c Just before you turn left Q19; What is the most common cause of road accidents? c Driver error Q20 On a motorway, you see vehicles in front driving along with their hazard lights on. What does this usually mean? d There is a hazard ahead Q21 Tyre pressures must be checked regularly. When should this be done? d When the tyres are cold Q22 You have broken down on a motorway. Where is the safest place to wait? b On the grass bank Q23 How old must a car be before applying for its first MOT certificate? c 3 years old Q24 You are reversing into a side road. Whilst reversing, where you should you mostly be looking? d Through the rear window Q25 You see a person carrying a white stick with red bands on it. ; What disabilities may they have? d Blind and deaf Q26 Where you see street lights but no speed limit signs, the speed limit is usually a 30 MPH Q27 What is the minimum tyre tread required on a car b 1.6 mm Q28; On ice or snow, stopping distances can increase by: d 10 times Q29 When going straight ahead at a roundabout you should indicate c Left as you exit the roundabout Q30; When are you allowed to overtake on the left? b On a one-way street Q31 You are driving in very heavy rain and your vehicle begins to slide. What is this called? b Aquaplaning Q32 A car driver must ensure seat belts are worn by d All passengers under 14 Q33 When should you not use your horn? c Between 1130pm and 7am Q34 To park in a disabled space you must have c A valid badge Q35 Which 3 of these have flashing BLUE lights a Police c Bomb Disposable e Coastguard |
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