Theory Practice Test 2

It has been raining and the road is wet. You should leave a distance between yourself and the vehicle in front of:

You are asked by a police officer to produce your documents but you do not have them with you. You may take them to a police station within how many days:

What is the typical stopping distance in good conditions when travelling at 70mph:

What could be badly affected if the tyres are under inflated:

You are driving on a motorway and it is foggy. You know where the edge of the left hand lane is because there are reflective studs. What colour are they:

During or after torrential rain, the motorway is causing you visibility problems. Spray is affecting your view of the motorway and affecting general driving conditions. What should you do?

What is a cover note:

You are driving along when you come to an area that is flooded. You drive through it but then you need to dry off your brakes. How do you do this:

On a motorway there are reflective studs between each lane. What colour are they:

When you drive you should wear sensible footwear. This is because:

How long is an MOT certificate usually valid for:

Which of these emergency vehicles might have a blue flashing beacon

When you are preparing to turn left off the road, onto a side road, what should you be most wary of?

You are driving along when another driver does something that upsets you. It may help if:

You want to make a U turn in the road. Before you do so you should:

You are towing a caravan and it starts to snake. How can you stop this from happening:

You are driving in very heavy rain. Your stopping distances are likely to be:

To be allowed to drive on the roads a learner driver MUST:

It is possible that an elderly person’s driving could be affected because:

What is the most common cause for a vehicle to skid:

You intend to park within a 40 mph area, and there is traffic moving in both directions. During the night, you should park:

You are driving behind a long vehicle and are approaching crossroads. The long vehicle indicates right but moves over to the left of the road. What should you do:

You are at the scene of an accident. What should you NOT do:

You are approaching a roundabout on a main road. There are yellow lines painted across the road. They are there:

You are driving and towing a trailer, which starts to swerve and snake. You should:

Following too closely behind a large vehicle is not a good idea because:

You are driving towards traffic lights that have been on green for a while. What should you do:

You are driving down a road that is lit by street lights but there are no signs to tell you what the speed limit is. In these circumstances the speed limit is usually:

You are allowed to park on the right hand side of the road at night:

It is important that you check tyre pressure regularly. This should be done:

When you are travelling at a legal speed, another car behind you is trying to overtake you. Should you try and stop the driver from doing so?

You are driving behind a tractor and would like to get past but you are not sure if it is safe to do so. What should you do:

When are you allowed to wait in a box junction:

When must you NOT sound your horn?

You see people waiting at a pedestrian crossing. You should never wave them on to cross because:

You need to make a journey but it is very foggy. What should you do:

When should you update your V5C:

You see a vehicle with a green flashing beacon. Who is this:

You are driving along when you see a hazard ahead. You should check your mirrors. Why is this:

When driving towards a crossroads that’s unmarked, how do you know if you have right of way?

Which of these emergency vehicles has a green flashing beacon:

If you are at the scene of an accident you should:

Where will you find a crawler lane on a motorway:

The left hand lane on a motorway is for the use of:

Why is there more risk involved in overtaking a lorry than a car:

You are driving behind a long vehicle when it reaches a crossroads. It indicates left but moves to the right. What should you do:

You break down on a motorway and need to call for assistance. Why might it be better to use the emergency roadside phone rather than your mobile phone:

You want to tow a caravan. What can you do to help with the handling:

If you park on the road at night when should you use parking lights:

Which of these will help to prevent neck injuries in the event of a collision: