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You're on a motorway, approaching a working snow plough. Why should you stay behind it?

Which vehicle is least likely to be affected by high wind?

You're driving in wet weather. What effect will faulty spray-suppression equipment have on other drivers?

You're driving in wet conditions. What should you try to do before braking?

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

Why should you be especially aware of parked cars when you're driving at night?

You're driving a bus at night on a road without street lighting. Why could it be dangerous to overtake?

You're driving at the speed limit in the left-hand lane of a motorway. What should you do if you see lorries merging from a slip road ahead?

What should you do when you're overtaking a motorcyclist in very windy conditions?

You're driving a large vehicle in heavy rain on a motorway. You slow down to reduce the risk of aquaplaning. For what other reason should you slow down?

You're driving a bus on a windy day. What should you do when you're overtaking a motorcyclist?

What should you do when you park your vehicle on a two-way road at night?

What should you do if an overtaking vehicle pulls in too close in front of you?

What do you need to be aware of when you drive over an exposed suspension bridge?

You're driving at night. Why should you ensure that all your lights are clean and working correctly?

What's a crawler lane for?

You're driving along a motorway in thick fog at night. The reflective studs are red on your left and white on your right. Which lane are you in?

You're in the left-hand lane on a three-lane motorway. Why should you check for any vehicles in the right-hand lane before you overtake?

Why can visibility be worse when driving at high speed in wet weather?

In which type of weather is spray-suppression equipment particularly useful?

You're driving on a motorway. What should you do if your view ahead is restricted by heavy spray?

You're driving in fog. When should high-intensity rear fog lights be used?

You're driving a high-sided vehicle on a motorway. Where should you be especially aware of the effects of side wind?

You're driving a bus. Where should you be aware of the risk of grounding?

Where would you anticipate problems when you're driving a high-sided vehicle on a windy day?

You're driving through the night. What could it mean if your steering feels lighter than normal?

You're driving in heavy rain. Why do you need to increase your distance from the vehicle in front?

You're about to pass this car. What's the main hazard you should be aware of?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - The road - You're about to pass this car. What's the main hazard you should be aware of? You don't know what the driver of this car will do. Be prepared for any hazard. The driver may not have seen you. Planning ahead will allow you to be in the correct gear and at the correct speed to cope if this hazard develops.

You're driving at a speed of 50 mph (80 km/h) in good, dry conditions. What distance should you stay behind the vehicle in front?

Why do some buses have marker lights along their sides?

How is a strong wind likely to affect your bus?

How should you drive through flood water?

You're following a large vehicle. How can you improve your view ahead?

What should you do if you intend to overtake a lorry that's throwing up spray?

Why are brushes fitted to this vehicle's wheel arch?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - The road - Why are brushes fitted to this vehicle's wheel arch? The brushes are part of a spray-suppression system. They reduce the amount of water thrown up at the sides and rear of the vehicle. Check them regularly for security. If they become worn, make sure they're replaced.

What should you do before changing lanes to overtake on a motorway?

You're driving a high-sided vehicle in very windy conditions. Where should you avoid travelling?

You're driving behind two cyclists. They're approaching a roundabout in the left-hand lane. What should you expect them to do?

You've just overtaken another vehicle on a motorway. What should you avoid when moving back to the left?

What must bus and coach drivers do when they park their vehicle on the road at night?

What component fitted to your vehicle will help following drivers in wet weather?

When may you use your vehicle's hazard warning lights while it's moving?

Why is tailgating dangerous?

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.

You're driving a large vehicle in gusty conditions. Which vehicle is most likely to be affected by buffeting when you overtake it?

Where are these lights found?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - The road - Where are these lights found? Flashing amber lights are found near schools. They warn you that children are likely to be crossing the road on their way to and from school. Drive slowly until you're clear of the area.

When should you use a crawler lane?

You're driving downhill. How will this affect your vehicle?

You're driving a long vehicle and want to turn right at a roundabout ahead. How should you signal if you need to occupy the left-hand lane?

What should you do before you start to overtake a lorry?

The entrances to roundabouts are often slippery when they're wet. How should you deal with this hazard?

When should you check your vehicle's spray-suppression equipment?

You're driving in fog that's starting to clear. When should you switch off your high-intensity rear fog lights?

You're driving on a motorway after it's been raining heavily. What should you do if spray is being thrown up, causing poor visibility?

This vehicle is fitted with spray-suppression equipment. In what weather conditions will it be most useful?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - The road - This vehicle is fitted with spray-suppression equipment. In what weather conditions will it be most useful? The spray-suppression equipment helps to prevent water from being thrown up and causing reduced visibility, for you and other drivers. Driving at a reduced speed in wet conditions will also help to reduce the amount of water thrown up by your vehicle's tyres.

What do you need to be careful of when you're driving in high winds?

You're driving on a dual carriageway and intend to overtake the vehicle ahead. What should you do if there's a car approaching quickly behind you in the right-hand lane?

When may vehicles over 7.5 tonnes maximum authorised mass (MAM) use the right-hand lane of a motorway to overtake?

How should you rejoin the motorway after a breakdown on the hard shoulder?

What should you be aware of when you're overtaking on a motorway while it's raining heavily?

What does it indicate if you see white lights on a vehicle at night?

The road is wet. Why should you slow down as you approach this pedestrian?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - The road - The road is wet. Why should you slow down as you approach this pedestrian? When the roads are wet, have consideration for pedestrians walking or standing near the kerb.

You're driving on a motorway in heavy rain. What could cause your steering to become unresponsive?

It's raining heavily. What effect could this have when you overtake a cyclist?

You're driving at 50 mph (80 km/h) on a dry, level road. What gap should you leave between your vehicle and the one in front?

Which road users are most likely to be affected by the turbulence created by large vehicles travelling at speed?

You're driving a long bus. When would you need to straddle lanes?

You've just overtaken another large vehicle. How do you know when it's safe to move back to the nearside lane?

You have stopped in an emergency refuge area. What must you do before you rejoin the carriageway?

What's a buffer lane?

Why should you take extra care when overtaking at night?

When should you use the two-second rule?

You're on a motorway and there's a strong side wind. Which vehicle is particularly at risk?

Which vehicles are most likely to be affected by high winds?

When do long vehicles sometimes need to straddle lanes?

You're overtaking a motorcycle in windy conditions. Why should you check your nearside mirror?

High-sided vehicles can be affected by side wind. On which type of road is this most likely?

When is a buffer lane most likely to be in use?

What's the best way to control your vehicle when driving on snow?

What should you do as you approach these roadworks?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - The road - What should you do as you approach these roadworks? Before changing direction, you should check your mirrors for any vehicles that may be overtaking. An overtaking driver or rider might not have seen the narrowing road ahead. You should let them get past before you move across to the right.

You're in the centre lane of a motorway, overtaking another vehicle. What should you do before returning to the left-hand lane?

Why should you be aware of motorcyclists on a motorway when there are gusty winds?

What's the minimum distance you should allow for braking when it's raining heavily?

You're driving in town and see these lights flashing. What would you expect to see ahead?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - The road - You're driving in town and see these lights flashing. What would you expect to see ahead? These lights warn that children are likely to be crossing the road on their way to and from school. Slow down and watch out for them.

Why is it dangerous to follow a large goods vehicle too closely?

What time gap should you leave when you're following a vehicle on a wet road?

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

What should you do when you drive in windy weather?

What should you do if you see a vehicle too close behind when you're driving in traffic on the motorway?

Why should you take care before moving into the centre lane of a three-lane motorway?

You're driving on a motorway in heavy rain. When are you allowed to use high-intensity rear fog lights?

Which lane should you use when you're driving on a clear motorway, at the speed limit for your vehicle?

What does this motorway sign mean?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - The road - What does this motorway sign mean? The term 'crawler lane' doesn't mean the lane is only for extremely slow vehicles. It's advising you of an extra lane on the left. Crawler lanes are usually built on sections of road where the length of the gradient is such that some large vehicles will be slowed to the point where they become a hazard for other road users.

It's raining. Why would a motorcyclist steer around drain covers on a bend?

How should you slow down or stop when you're driving on an icy road?

What should you do after overtaking on a dual carriageway?

What might happen if using the brakes continuously causes them to overheat?

What will affect a double-deck bus more than a single-deck bus?

How should you use the brakes in icy weather?

When do drivers of long vehicles need to straddle lanes?

What should you do as you approach a zebra crossing?

When shouldn't you overtake?

You're driving in heavy rain. What should you do if your steering suddenly feels very light?

What's the greatest risk to your safety when you're overtaking on a motorway in very wet weather?

You'll be driving a high-floor coach. You'll be going over several high bridges. Why should you check the weather forecast before starting your journey?

What should you do before overtaking on a single carriageway road?

In fast traffic, when should you leave a two-second gap between your vehicle and the one in front?

How will gravity affect a laden vehicle going downhill?

When would weight transference be most likely to occur?

You're driving in the left-hand lane of a motorway. What should you do when you see a large vehicle merging from a slip road ahead?

Where would you expect to find buffer lanes?

You're waiting at a T-junction. What should you do if you see a vehicle is coming from the right, with its left indicator flashing?

What must you be certain of before you overtake at night?

You're driving a high-sided vehicle on a motorway. You should anticipate the effects of side wind. When is this most likely to happen?

You're driving a fully laden vehicle approaching an uphill gradient. What will happen if you start to overtake?

You're driving in the left-hand lane on a three-lane motorway. What should you check for before moving into the middle lane to overtake a slower vehicle?

What problem may you have when driving at night?

It's very windy and you're overtaking a motorcyclist on a motorway. What should you be aware of that may cause them problems?

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