Driving theory test quiz

Can you pass yours? Take the quiz to find out!

Q1. You're looking for somewhere to park your vehicle. Neither you or your passenger are disabled. What should you do if the only free spaces are marked for disabled drivers?

Use one of these spaces

Park in one of these spaces but stay with your vehicle

se one of the spaces as long as one is kept free

Wait for a regular parking space to become free

Q2. You're driving towards a zebra crossing. What should you do if a person in a wheelchair is waiting to cross?

Continue on your way

Be prepared to stop

Wave to the person to cross

Wave to the person to wait

Q3. What should you do when you're approaching traffic lights that have red and amber showing together?

Pass the lights if the road is clear

Take care because there's a fault with the lights

Wait for the green light

Stop because the lights are changing to red

Q4. You're approaching a roundabout. What should you do if a cyclist ahead is signalling to turn right?

Overtake on the right

Give the cyclist plenty of room

Give a warning with your horn

Signal the cyclist to move across

Q5. What should you do if your anti-lock brakes (ABS) warning light stays on?

Have the brakes checked immediately

Check the brake-fluid level

Check the footbrake free play

Check that the parking brake is released

Q6. How can you use your vehicle's engine to control your speed?

By selecting reverse gear

By changing to a lower gear

By changing to a higher gear

By selecting neutral

Q7. Why is it important to make full use of the slip road as you join a motorway?

Because there's space available to turn round if you need to

To allow you to fit safely into the traffic flow in the left-hand lane

To allow you direct access to the overtaking lanes

Because you can continue on the hard shoulder

Q8. You've been involved in an argument that's made you feel angry. What should you do before starting your journey?

Open a window

Turn on your radio

Calm down

Have an alcoholic drink

Q9. Why is it dangerous to travel too close to the vehicle ahead?

Your view of the road ahead will be restricted

Your engine will overheat

Your mirrors will need adjusting

Your sat nav will be confused

Q10. You're driving on an open road in dry weather. What distance should you keep from the vehicle in front?

A two-second time gap

One car length

Two car lengths

Two metres (6 feet 6 inches)

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