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Mock Test 9

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When can you enter this hatched area?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge - When can you enter this hatched area? This hatched area is bordered by broken lines; in normal driving, there shouldn't be a need to enter or cross the hatched area. When exceptional circumstances arise (for example, the need to pass a temporary obstruction or a slow-moving vehicle), you may drive on a hatched area when you're sure that it's safe to do so. Where hatched areas are bordered by a solid line, you mustn't enter the area except in an emergency.
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What warning is given by a large white triangle painted on the road surface before a junction?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge - What warning is given by a large white triangle painted on the road surface before a junction? Some junctions only have 'give way' lines. This is usually where there's relatively little traffic. 'Give way' signs, and/or road markings, show you that traffic on the road you want to enter has priority.
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You're following a long vehicle approaching a crossroads. What should you do if the driver signals right but moves close to the left-hand kerb?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Band 1 road procedure - You're following a long vehicle approaching a crossroads. What should you do if the driver signals right but moves close to the left-hand kerb? When a long vehicle is going to turn right, it may need to keep close to the left-hand kerb. This is to prevent the rear wheels from cutting the corner as it turns. You need to be aware of how long vehicles behave in these situations. Don't try to overtake, as the vehicle could turn while you're alongside. Stay behind and wait for it to complete the turn.
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What will be affected if you overload your vehicle?

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What should you do when you're driving on a motorway?

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You're driving in a stream of traffic. What should you do if the vehicle behind is too close?

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What should you teach your pupils to do when they're learning to turn their vehicle around in the road?

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When may you use your vehicle's horn while you're driving in a built-up area?

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There are double white lines in the middle of the road. What does it mean when the line nearest to you is broken?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge - There are double white lines in the middle of the road. What does it mean when the line nearest to you is broken? Where there are double white lines in the middle of the road and the line nearest to you is broken, you may cross the lines to overtake, provided it's safe and you can complete the manoeuvre before reaching a solid white line on your side.
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You're following a large vehicle around a slight left-hand bend. How would you get the best view of the road ahead?

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You're driving behind a large goods vehicle. What should you do if it signals left but steers to the right?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Band 1 road procedure - You're driving behind a large goods vehicle. What should you do if it signals left but steers to the right? Large, long vehicles need extra room when making turns at junctions. They may move out to the right in order to make a left turn. Keep well back and don't attempt to pass on the left.
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How should a driving instructor approach each lesson?

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What's the purpose of a continuous white line along the side of the road?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge - What's the purpose of a continuous white line along the side of the road? The edge of the carriageway is often marked with a continuous white line. This stops at junctions, lay-bys, and entrances and exits from private drives. In conditions of poor visibility, such as when it's foggy, this line can help you see the edge of the road.
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You're about to reverse into a side road. What should you do if you see a pedestrian who wants to cross behind your car?

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Part of the MSM routine is referred to by the abbreviation PSL. What does PSL stand for?

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When are drivers allowed to remove their seat belt?

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What should you do when a pupil gives a partially correct answer to a question?

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What's the lowest level of insurance cover you must have to drive on public roads?

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How often do you have to renew your photo on a photocard car driving licence?

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Where should you take particular care to look for motorcyclists and cyclists?

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What does excessive wear of the central area of tread on a car tyre suggest?

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Who has priority at a crossroads where there are no signs or road markings?

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What should you do if a pupil drives the rear wheels over the kerb when they turn left?

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What is road camber?

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A driver (not subject to the New Drivers Act) will be disqualified if they accumulate 12 or more penalty points within what period of time?

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You're driving a vehicle that has automatic transmission. How are you advised to negotiate corners safely?

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What's the most important factor affecting the speed you choose to drive?

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Where are fluorescent green/yellow reflective studs used to mark the carriageway?

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You must use your headlights when visibility is seriously reduced. What distance would be classed as seriously reduced?

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What should you do if you feel drowsy while you're driving on a motorway?

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You give instruction in short, progressive steps. What's this teaching technique likely to lead to?

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You're following a large vehicle around a slight left-hand bend. How would you get the best view of the road ahead?

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You've just driven through flood water. How should you dry out the brakes?

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What should you do if you have to use the dual controls?

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What's meant by 'transfer of learning'?

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Which traffic-light signal will follow a red light?

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When can you use your front fog lights?

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Which type of vehicle is allowed to pass this sign?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge - Which type of vehicle is allowed to pass this sign? This sign prohibits all motor vehicles. Only pedal cycles may pass it. However, a black-and-white plate underneath the sign may give exemptions; for example, 'except buses' or 'except for access'.
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You're at the scene of an incident. Why would you move a casualty who's unconscious but still breathing?

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You're driving with your front fog lights switched on. What must you do if the fog has cleared?

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When leaving a motorway, many drivers fail to realise how fast they're going. How can you make sure you're not driving too fast?

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What should you do if you have to stop your vehicle in an emergency?

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What's the purpose of a continuous white line along the side of the road?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge - What's the purpose of a continuous white line along the side of the road? The edge of the carriageway is often marked with a continuous white line. This stops at junctions, lay-bys, and entrances and exits from private drives. In conditions of poor visibility, such as when it's foggy, this line can help you see the edge of the road.
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You're leaving your vehicle unattended. How can you reduce the chance of it being broken into?

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You've left a motorway after a long period of driving at 70 mph. How is your judgement of speed likely to be affected?

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