1. Your ability to drive safely depends on:
★ Not being overly tired.
★ Being emotionally fit to drive.
★ Being able to see clearly.
2. You have stopped behind this cyclist. What should you do when the traffic lights change to green?
Allow the cyclist time and room.
3. Unless you are preparing for a right turn, you may only enter a box junction when:
Your exit road is clear.
4. Before fitting a rear-facing baby seat into a front seat, you must make sure that:
The front passenger airbag is deactivated.
5. The main reason for having a properly adjusted head restraint is to:
Help you to avoid neck injury.
6. If your vehicle breaks down, you should always try to:
Get your vehicle off the road.
8. Before driving through a tunnel it is a good idea to do what?
Remove any sunglasses.
When there is no room for you to clear the junction.
10. Drinking even a small amount of alcohol is likely to:
Give a false sense of confidence.
Not drink any alcohol at all.
12. A traffic signal is showing an amber light on its own. You should:
Stop at the stop line.
Wait and be patient.
Warn other traffic.
To show other road users your intentions.
17. Why should you keep well back when following a lorry?
It gives you a better view of the road ahead.
18. At a collision you suspect a casualty has back injuries. In general, you should NOT:
Move them out of the road.
19. You see double white lines on the road. The line nearest to you is broken. What does it mean?
You may overtake if it is safe.
Give way to traffic already on the motorway.
21. You are following a vehicle on a slippery road. You should leave a time gap of at least:
Four seconds.
22. Which of these may use motorways?
Motorcycles over 50cc.
24. At the scene of a traffic incident one of your main priorities should be to:
Not put yourself at risk.
25. You are travelling along a motorway. You see this sign. What must you do?
Leave the motorway at the next exit.
