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You're driving on a wet road. What should you do if you have to stop your vehicle in an emergency?

What does this sign mean?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Road and traffic signs - What does this sign mean? Yellow-and-black temporary signs may be used to inform you about roadworks or lane restrictions. Look well ahead. If you have to change lanes, do so in good time.

How can you reduce the environmental harm caused by your motor vehicle?

How should a load be carried on your roof rack?

You're in the right-hand lane of a three-lane motorway. What do these overhead signs mean?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Motorway rules - You're in the right-hand lane of a three-lane motorway. What do these overhead signs mean? You must obey these signs even if there appear to be no problems ahead. There could be queuing traffic or another hazard that you can't see yet.

What should you do if the red lights start flashing as you approach a level crossing?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Hazard awareness - What should you do if the red lights start flashing as you approach a level crossing? At level crossings, the red lights flash before and while the barrier is down. At most crossings, an amber light will precede the red lights. You must stop behind the white line unless you've already crossed it when the amber light comes on. Don't be tempted to zigzag around half-barriers.

When will a new car need its first MOT test?

When will you feel the effects of engine braking?

What's likely to happen if you use a hands-free phone while you're driving?

Your car breaks down on a level crossing. What's the first thing you should do?

What can you do to reduce environmental damage caused by your vehicle?

What should you do when you're driving in snowy conditions?

You're travelling on a motorway in England. When must you stop your vehicle?

What will happen to your car when you drive up a steep hill?

What should you do to avoid fuel spillage?

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

What do you need before you can legally use a motor vehicle on the road?

Why should you use your mirrors when you see a hazard ahead?

You want to turn right from a main road into a side road. What should you do just before turning?

Who may use toucan crossings?

What's the national speed limit on a single carriageway road for cars and motorcycles?

What can seriously reduce your ability to concentrate?

What does this traffic sign mean?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Road and traffic signs - What does this traffic sign mean? This sign is there to alert you to the likelihood of danger ahead. It may be accompanied by a plate indicating the type of hazard. Be ready to reduce your speed and take avoiding action.

Why are vehicles fitted with rear fog lights?

What must you do if your eyesight has become very poor and you're no longer able to meet the driver's eyesight requirements?

What must you do at this junction?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Hazard awareness - What must you do at this junction? The ‘stop’ sign has been put here because the view into the main road is poor. You must stop because it won't be possible to take proper observation while you're moving.

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

What should you do if you think the driver of the vehicle in front has forgotten to cancel their right indicator?

In which conditions will your overall stopping distance increase?

Which lights should you switch on when daytime visibility is poor but not seriously reduced?

What should you do if it's raining and you're following this lorry on a motorway?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Hazard awareness - What should you do if it's raining and you're following this lorry on a motorway? The usual two-second time gap increases to four seconds when the roads are wet. If you stay well back, you’ll • be able to see past the vehicle • be out of the spray thrown up by the lorry’s tyres • give yourself more time to stop if the need arises • increase your chances of being seen by the lorry driver.

What should you do when there's an obstruction on your side of the road?

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