Theory Practice Test 4

You are driving at 60kmh when a pedestrian steps out in front of you and you hit him/her with the car. The result is:

The warning light for your anti-lock brakes comes on and stays on. You should:

When you drive at night, which glasses should you NOT wear:

What does the ‘two second rule’ allow you to do:

On what occasion should you use your hazard lights:

It is compulsory to wear glasses or contact lenses when you are driving if:

What action can you take to use your engine to slow down

You are driving at night when an oncoming car dazzles you with its headlights. What should you do:

You signal your intentions by your direction indicators and:

You are driving in very heavy rain when suddenly your car starts to slide. This is called:

If you are reversing who has the most chance of not being seen by you:

You are driving down a hill when you notice that there is a car parked on the other side of the road, which is causing an obstruction. There are heavy lorries coming up the hill towards you. What should you do:

You discover that your fuel consumption is higher than it should be. What is the most likely cause of this:

You are the first car in a queue waiting to turn right into a side street. You need to check your right mirror before you start to move. Why is this:

You are attempting to join a dual carriageway. You should:

You are driving at the speed limit when it becomes clear that the driver behind wants to overtake. What should you do:

You are driving in fog. Why should you keep your speed down:

All your passengers must wear a seatbelt unless:

What can you expect to see on a triangular road sign:

You are driving and want to use your mobile phone but do NOT have a hands-free set. This is allowed when:

You are waiting to come out of a side street into heavy traffic. Which vehicle is the most difficult to see:

You are carrying a heavy load on your roof rack. You should make sure that:

Under what circumstances are you allowed to drive over a footpath:

One of your passengers is a baby. You are going to place the rear facing safety seat in the front seat. What must you do first:

On what occasion should you use your horn:

You are driving down a steep hill and want to go slower. You should:

You are driving in the left hand lane of a motorway. Traffic is approaching from the slip lane you should:

You are driving along a single track road when it becomes obvious that the car behind you wants to overtake. You should:

Your car is fitted with anti-lock brakes. These will reduce the chances of skidding particularly when:

You need to reverse into a side street. At what point is your car the biggest hazard to passing traffic:

You are driving on a three lane motorway. Which lane should you normally drive in:

You want to reverse but you are not 100% certain that it is safe to do so. What should you do:

You have been invited for lunch in a pub but you know that you will be driving in the evening. What should you do:

You are driving behind a learner driver when you come to traffic lights that are on red. When they change to green, the learner driver stalls. What should you do:

What is the purpose of a catalytic converter:

Once you’re ON a Zebra crossing, you should:

What is the purpose of an Active Traffic Management scheme on a motorway:

You are driving along when you come across a cyclist. When you overtake you should give the cyclist as much room as you would a car. Why is this:

You are involved with a collision where someone suffers a burn. What is the shortest time that a burn should be cooled for:

The hard shoulder of a multi-laned carriageway is for:

Your front and rear foglights should be:

You are allowed to use fog lights when:

You are driving at night along a motorway that is well lit. You must:

There is an obstruction on your side of the road. You should:

You notice that there are pedestrians waiting on the pavement at a zebra crossing. It is obvious that they are waiting to cross. What should you do:

You are driving in icy conditions when you suddenly go into a rear wheel skid. What should you do:

You really need to park but the only place that you can see is the zigzag lines near to a pedestrian crossing. You are allowed to park here:

You come across an unmarked crossroads and there is also other traffic approaching it. Who has right of way:

You should not reverse:

You are driving through slow moving traffic and you want to change lanes. What must you do before you do so: