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Practice Test 19

Where are amber reflective studs found on a motorway?

Powered vehicles used by disabled people are small and can be hard to see. What must they display if they're travelling on a dual carriageway?

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

What does this sign mean?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Road and traffic signs - What does this sign mean? If you’re in a place where there are likely to be pedestrians (for example, outside a school, near a park, in a residential area or in a shopping area), you should be cautious and keep your speed down. Many local authorities have taken steps to slow traffic down by creating traffic-calming measures such as road humps. They're there for a reason; slow down.

What part of your motorcycle must be kept clean?

What should you do before making a U-turn?

What information can be found on a motorcycle's registration document?

At an incident, how could you help a small child who isn't breathing?

You see a pedestrian carrying a white stick that also has a red band. What does this mean?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Vulnerable road users - You see a pedestrian carrying a white stick that also has a red band. What does this mean? When someone is deaf as well as blind, they may carry a white stick with a red reflective band or bands. They may not be aware that you're approaching and they may not be able to hear anything; so, for example, your horn would be ineffective as a warning to them.

Why should you ride with dipped headlights on in the daytime?

What does this sign mean?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Road and traffic signs - What does this sign mean? You might see this sign where traffic lights are out of order. Proceed with caution, as nobody has priority at the junction.

At traffic lights, what does it mean when the amber light shows on its own?

In normal riding conditions, when should you brake?

What's the purpose of road humps, chicanes and narrowings?

Which lane must not be used by a motorcyclist?

You see this amber traffic light ahead. Which light, or lights, will come on next?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Road and traffic signs - You see this amber traffic light ahead. Which light, or lights, will come on next? At junctions controlled by traffic lights, you must stop behind the white line until the lights change to green. A red light, an amber light, and red and amber lights showing together all mean stop. You may proceed when the light is green unless your exit road is blocked or pedestrians are crossing in front of you. If you’re approaching traffic lights that are visible from a distance and the light has been green for some time, be ready to slow down and stop, because the lights are likely to change.

Where would you see this sign?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Vulnerable road users - Where would you see this sign? School buses can stop to pick up or drop off schoolchildren at places that aren't designated bus stops. Watch out for children crossing the road to catch the bus or from the far side of the bus if they've just been dropped off.

You're riding slowly in a town centre. Why should you glance over your left shoulder before turning left?

You're joining a motorway from a slip road. How should you deal with traffic already on the motorway?

What should you do when you're riding in windy conditions?

You're travelling behind a bus. What should you do if it pulls up at a bus stop?

Where would you see a contraflow bus lane?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Road and traffic signs - Where would you see a contraflow bus lane? The traffic permitted to use a contraflow lane travels in the opposite direction to traffic in the other lanes on the road.

Why do motorcyclists use dipped headlights in daylight?

The road outside this school is marked with yellow zigzag lines. What do these lines mean?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Vulnerable road users - The road outside this school is marked with yellow zigzag lines. What do these lines mean? Parking here will block the view of the road, endangering the lives of children crossing the road on their way to and from school.

You're following a lorry on a wet road. What should you do when spray makes it difficult to see the road ahead?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - Other types of vehicle - You're following a lorry on a wet road. What should you do when spray makes it difficult to see the road ahead? Large vehicles can throw up a lot of spray when it's wet. This makes it difficult for drivers behind to see the road ahead. You'll be able to see more by dropping back further, out of the spray. This will also increase your separation distance, giving you more room to stop if you have to.

When should you use your vehicle's horn?

What's the national speed limit on a single carriageway road?

Which diagram shows a hazard warning line?

Your overall stopping distance comprises thinking distance and braking distance. You're on a good, dry road surface, with good brakes and tyres. What's the typical braking distance at 50 mph?

What can you expect if you drive using rapid acceleration and heavy braking?

What should a pillion passenger do while they're being carried on a motorcycle?

You're about to emerge from a junction. Your pillion passenger tells you it's clear. When should you rely on their judgement?

Why is it more difficult to overtake a large vehicle than a car?

What should you do if you have to park on the road while visibility is reduced by fog?

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