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Mock Test 3

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Where can a driver find their vehicle's unladen weight recorded?

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You're waiting for some time in a stationary traffic queue. Why should you switch off your engine?

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You're turning right from a main road into a side road. There's no oncoming traffic. What should you do if pedestrians are standing on the pavement waiting to cross the side road?

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What should you do when passing sheep on a road?

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A passenger using a wheelchair wants to get on your bus. When may you need to deny them access?

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Which coloured band on the rev counter makes the best use of engine braking?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Braking systems - Which coloured band on the rev counter makes the best use of engine braking? There are usually four coloured bands on the rev counter: green, amber, blue and red. The blue band will allow you to make the best use of engine braking. Try to keep in this band when going down a steep hill.
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You're at the scene of a collision. People are injured. What should be done when the risk of further collisions has been dealt with?

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You're driving a bus on a local service. When can you use this lane?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Vehicle weights and dimensions - You're driving a bus on a local service. When can you use this lane? As a local-service bus driver, you may use the bus lane at any time. The restrictions apply to other road users, to keep the lane clear for you at peak times. Don't be tempted to speed when driving up the inside of slow-moving or stationary traffic. Be alert for pedestrians who may be trying to cross the road.
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Your bus has stopped at the scene of an incident. Why should you consider moving your passengers to the front of the bus?

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The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) and the police carry out spot checks for faulty vehicles. What will happen to the vehicle if serious defects are found?

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You're at the scene of a collision. People are injured. What should be done when the risk of further collisions has been dealt with?

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You arrive at the scene of an incident where a motorcyclist is lying in the middle of the road and unconscious. What's the first thing you should do?

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Where should you park your vehicle before checking the engine oil level?

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What should you check when you've just overtaken a motorcyclist on a motorway?

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What should you do before moving off?

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You're the driver of a bus displaying reflective yellow school-bus signs. When are you allowed to use hazard warning lights?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Carrying passengers - You're the driver of a bus displaying reflective yellow school-bus signs. When are you allowed to use hazard warning lights? Buses carrying schoolchildren must display a distinctive yellow reflective sign on the front and rear, unless they're running a scheduled service for the general public. Buses displaying the sign are permitted to use hazard warning lights when they've stopped for schoolchildren to get on or off.
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You're emerging from a side road into a queue of traffic. Which of these vehicles is especially hard to see?

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The analogue tachograph on your vehicle becomes faulty. How long do you have before you must have it repaired?

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An enforcement officer keeps one of your tachograph charts. Who should sign the back of the replacement chart?

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You're driving a long vehicle on a two-lane road. What should you do if you want to turn left into a narrow side road?

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Why is a toucan crossing different from other crossings?

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Your bus has a high seating position. What may be out of sight below the windscreen line?

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You're driving along a motorway. What should you do if the air-pressure warning device starts to operate?

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What does 'road-friendly' suspension help to reduce?

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What must you do before moving off when you're driving a service bus?

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Which digital tachograph card is only available to enforcement authorities?

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You're driving in fast-moving traffic along a motorway. What should you do if there's a stationary queue of traffic ahead?

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What category of licence is required to drive an articulated bus?

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What does this marker count down to?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Road and traffic signs - What does this marker count down to? When you see this sign, reduce your speed. You may well have to stop at the level crossing, or there may already be traffic queuing ahead.
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A group of horse riders comes towards you. What should you do if the leading rider's horse becomes nervous of your presence?

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What's most likely to cause tiredness?

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How much longer can your stopping distance be in snow than in dry weather?

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Your bus is involved in an incident. What should you do if you have a passenger who's unconscious but still breathing?

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How will anti-lock brakes improve your vehicle's safety?

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When are you allowed to alter your tachograph record?

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Where can you get help to plan your route before starting a journey?

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Under EU rules, how long should your normal daily rest period be?

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What's your main responsibility as a bus driver?

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You're on a motorway and the surface is still wet after rain. Why should you take care when you're overtaking?

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You're being followed by a marked police car. As well as flashing the headlights, what will the police officer do to signal you to stop?

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You're driving along a motorway and see this sign. What does it mean?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - The road - You're driving along a motorway and see this sign. What does it mean? Where a motorway has a long or steep gradient, slow-moving large vehicles might get in the way of other traffic. To help the traffic flow, an extra lane - called a crawler lane - is sometimes found on these gradients. This helps the traffic to flow by providing the slower heavy vehicles with a dedicated lane on the left.
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What should you check when you've just overtaken a motorcyclist on a motorway?

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What does this sign mean?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Road and traffic signs - What does this sign mean? You mustn't make a U-turn on roads where this sign is displayed.
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Which of these signs means 'uneven road'?

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When should an endurance brake (retarder) be used?

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