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Safety margins

Question 1 of 43

When will your overall stopping distance be increased?

Question 2 of 43

What's the safest way to stop when the road is wet?

Question 3 of 43

You're riding in heavy rain. Your rear wheel skids as you accelerate. What must you do to regain control?

Question 4 of 43

What should you do before starting a journey in the snow?

Question 5 of 43

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

Question 6 of 43

When are motorcyclists allowed to use high-intensity rear fog lights?

Question 7 of 43

When must you use your headlights?

Question 8 of 43

You're riding in town at night. The roads are wet after rain. How will the reflections from wet surfaces affect your safety?

Question 9 of 43

What should you test when you've just ridden through shallow flood water?

Question 10 of 43

What should you do if you ride through shallow flood water?

Question 11 of 43

What lights should you use if you're riding at night on a busy main road?

Question 12 of 43

What should you do to help stay safe when you're riding in fog?

Question 13 of 43

You’re riding in heavy rain. Why should you try to avoid this marked area?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - DVSA Driving Theory Test UK Online - You’re riding in heavy rain. Why should you try to avoid this marked area? - It’s illegal to ride over bus stops

Question 14 of 43

What should you do to make yourself more visible when riding at night?

Question 15 of 43

What should you do to keep warm when you're riding in extremely cold conditions?

Question 16 of 43

What can you do to be seen more easily when you're riding at night?

Question 17 of 43

When will your overall stopping distance increase?

Question 18 of 43

Which road surface is most likely to reduce the stability of your motorcycle?

Question 19 of 43

You're riding past queuing traffic. Why should you be more cautious when you approach this road marking?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - DVSA Driving Theory Test UK Online - You're riding past queuing traffic. Why should you be more cautious when you approach this road marking? - Lorries will be unloading here

Question 20 of 43

What can cause your motorcycle's tyres to lose their grip on the road surface and skid?

Question 21 of 43

Sometimes when you're riding in heavy rain your tyres can't displace the water fast enough. When this happens, water builds up between your tyres and the road - known as aquaplaning. What should you do to keep control when this happens?

Question 22 of 43

After riding through shallow flood water, you notice your motorcycle's brakes aren't working properly. What would be the best way to dry them out?

Question 23 of 43

What should you do if you have to ride in foggy weather?

Question 24 of 43

What does the saying 'only a fool breaks the two-second rule' refer to?

Question 25 of 43

What should a motorcyclist avoid at a mini-roundabout?

Question 26 of 43

You're riding on an exposed stretch of motorway and there’s a strong side wind. When should you anticipate the effect of the wind?

Question 27 of 43

Why should you take care when riding over this marked area?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - DVSA Driving Theory Test UK Online - Why should you take care when riding over this marked area? - The next bus may be due

Question 28 of 43

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?

Question 29 of 43

How much can stopping distances increase in icy conditions?

Question 30 of 43

What requires extra care when you're driving or riding in windy conditions?

Question 31 of 43

Why should you keep well to the left as you approach a right-hand bend?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - DVSA Driving Theory Test UK Online - Why should you keep well to the left as you approach a right-hand bend? - To improve your view of the road

Question 32 of 43

You’ve just gone through flood water. What should you do to make sure your brakes are working properly?

Question 33 of 43

What will be affected if the road surface becomes soft in very hot weather?

Question 34 of 43

Where is your vehicle most likely to be affected by side winds?

Question 35 of 43

You're following a vehicle on a wet road. You stay a safe distance behind it. What should you do if a driver overtakes you and pulls into the gap you've left?

Question 36 of 43

You're travelling on the motorway. How can you lower the risk of a collision when the vehicle behind is following too closely?

Question 37 of 43

You're following other vehicles in fog. You have your headlights on dipped beam. What else can you do to reduce the chances of being in a collision?

Question 38 of 43

What should you do when you're using a contraflow system?

Question 39 of 43

You’re taking a pillion passenger to collect their new motorcycle. The weather is fine, with a strong side wind. There’s a cyclist in front and the road surface is cracked, with areas of loose and crumbled tarmac. Further on, the traffic is heavier. On reaching your destination, you turn right into the dealer’s forecourt.

Question 40 of 43

You’re taking a pillion passenger to collect their new motorcycle. The weather is fine, with a strong side wind. There’s a cyclist in front and the road surface is cracked, with areas of loose and crumbled tarmac. Further on, the traffic is heavier. On reaching your destination, you turn right into the dealer’s forecourt.

Question 41 of 43

You’re taking a pillion passenger to collect their new motorcycle. The weather is fine, with a strong side wind. There’s a cyclist in front and the road surface is cracked, with areas of loose and crumbled tarmac. Further on, the traffic is heavier. On reaching your destination, you turn right into the dealer’s forecourt.

Question 42 of 43

You’re taking a pillion passenger to collect their new motorcycle. The weather is fine, with a strong side wind. There’s a cyclist in front and the road surface is cracked, with areas of loose and crumbled tarmac. Further on, the traffic is heavier. On reaching your destination, you turn right into the dealer’s forecourt.

Question 43 of 43

You’re taking a pillion passenger to collect their new motorcycle. The weather is fine, with a strong side wind. There’s a cyclist in front and the road surface is cracked, with areas of loose and crumbled tarmac. Further on, the traffic is heavier. On reaching your destination, you turn right into the dealer’s forecourt.

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