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Mock Test 3

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What does your vehicle's catalytic converter reduce?

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Where would you see a contraflow bus and cycle lane?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge - Where would you see a contraflow bus and cycle lane? The traffic that's permitted to use a contraflow lane travels in the opposite direction to traffic in the other lanes on the road. This is to help public transport make full use of the road network in places that would otherwise be unavailable, such as one-way streets.
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You're driving along a motorway. When may you overtake on the left?

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What shape is a 'give way' sign?

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When can you use a mobile phone while you're driving?

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How can you help prevent your car radio from being stolen?

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At the scene of an incident, a pedestrian's leg is bleeding heavily. It's not broken and there are no objects in the wound. How could you help stop the bleeding?

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What fault would you suspect if the footbrake on your car starts to feel spongy?

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What's the national speed limit on the motorway for a car?

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You're driving a car. What should you do before answering a call on your mobile phone?

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What can happen if an instructor's expectations of a pupil are too high?

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You're parked in a busy high street. What's the safest way to turn your vehicle around?

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A disabled driver has difficulty turning their head. What will help overcome this disability when they're driving?

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What can a candidate do if they consider that their driving test wasn't conducted properly?

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What type of vehicle would have a green flashing beacon?

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You're parking on the left, facing downhill. You apply the parking brake firmly. What further safety precautions should you take?

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You see white diagonal lines, bounded by broken lines, painted on the road. One of their uses is to protect traffic turning right. What other purpose do these markings have?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge - You see white diagonal lines, bounded by broken lines, painted on the road. One of their uses is to protect traffic turning right. What other purpose do these markings have? Hatch markings bounded by broken white lines are designed to separate traffic lanes or to protect traffic turning right. Only drive into these areas if it's necessary and you can see that it's safe.
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How should you use the 'question and answer technique'?

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How often should you check your brake lights are working?

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What's the most likely cause when the brake pedal feels spongy?

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There are no speed-limit signs on the road. In England, Scotland and Northern Ireland, what would suggest a 30 mph speed limit?

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You're following a large vehicle, approaching a crossroads. The driver of the vehicle signals to turn left. What advice would you give to your pupil?

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What does the curved direction arrow on the road indicate?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge - What does the curved direction arrow on the road indicate? Curving direction arrows are often found painted on the road before solid double white lines and hatch markings; they indicate the direction you should pass them. They're also painted on the road on the approach to low arched bridges, to mark the route high vehicles should take.
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You're driving along a residential road. What should you do if a car is reversing into your path from a driveway on your left?

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How should you use the 'question and answer technique'?

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What does the white line along the edge of the road mean?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge - What does the white line along the edge of the road mean? A continuous white line is used on many roads to indicate the edge of the carriageway. This can be useful when visibility is restricted. The line is discontinued at junctions, lay-bys, and entrances and exits from private drives.
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A driver is convicted of drinking and driving twice within 10 years. They wish to have their licence returned. Who do they have to satisfy that they don't have an alcohol problem?

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Why is coasting a bad driving technique?

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At an incident, a casualty has stopped breathing. What should you do to help them?

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What should you do before stopping to park on the side of the road?

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What should you do when you're driving in foggy weather?

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Which lights should you use if you're on a wet motorway where there's surface spray?

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When can you park on the verge or footpath?

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How is overtaking in a one-way street different from overtaking on a two-way road?

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Your car is fitted with seat belts. When can a passenger travel in your car without wearing a seat belt?

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What will happen if you brake firmly as you drive around a right-hand bend?

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You're driving along a motorway in heavy rain. What should you be aware of if you see several lorries ahead?

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Typically, how does ageing affect people's driving ability?

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Why should you allow extra room when you're overtaking a motorcyclist on a windy day?

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What should you advise your pupil to do when they see this sign?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge - What should you advise your pupil to do when they see this sign? This blue circular sign indicates a route available only to the class of vehicle shown. Plan ahead so that when you see the sign, you have time to take another route; this may be indicated by other traffic signs.
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What does a red traffic light mean?

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You're parking your car facing uphill with a kerb on your left. You apply the parking brake. What else should you do for added security?

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What can cause the most harm to the environment?

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Where would you find a crawler lane on a motorway?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Band 1 road procedure - Where would you find a crawler lane on a motorway? Where a motorway has a steep uphill gradient, slow-moving, large vehicles might get in the way of other traffic. An extra lane on the left may be provided for these slow-moving vehicles. It allows faster-moving traffic to flow more easily.
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What type of vehicle displays this sign?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge - What type of vehicle displays this sign? Buses that carry children to and from school may stop at places other than scheduled bus stops. Be aware that they might pull over at any time to allow children to get on or off. This will often be when traffic is heavy during the daily commute.

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