Driving

Question 1

What does ice do to stopping distance?

Answer 1

Makes it 10x longer than dry road

Question 2

What do wet roads to to stopping distance?

Answer 2

Makes it 2x longer than dry roads

Question 3

What is the average stopping distance going at 70mph?

Answer 3

96 metres / 315 feet

Question 4

What are triangle signs?

Answer 4

Warnings

Question 5

What are circle signs?

Answer 5

Orders

Question 6

What are diamond shaped signs?

Answer 6

For trams

Question 7

What are rectangular signs?

Answer 7

For information / advice

Question 8

Yellow rectangular signs?

Answer 8

Temporary information

Question 9

Brown rectangular signs?

Answer 9

Tourist destination

Question 10

What colour are information signs on motorways?

Answer 10

Blue

Question 11

What does a circular sign with an X across it mean?

Answer 11

Clear way (no stopping ever)

Question 12

What does a blue circular sign with a number on it mean?

Answer 12

The minimum speed permitted

Question 13

What does it mean when a sign splits from two lanes to a singular?

Answer 13

End of carriageway

Question 14

What is the only sign which is an upside down triangle?

Answer 14

Give way

Question 15

Why are stop and give way signs uniquely shaped?

Answer 15

Incase they’re covered by weather

Question 16

National speedlimit?

Answer 16

60 on a single carriageway
70 on a dual carriageway

Question 17

What do you do before entering a tunnel?

Answer 17

Switch on dipped headlights and radio, remove sunglasses

Question 18

What do you do if you break down in a tunnel?

Answer 18

Use hazard headlights

Question 19

What is minimum tread depth on a tyre?

Answer 19

At least 1.6mm deep

Question 20

When should you use fog lights?

Answer 20

When there is less than 100 metres visibility

Question 21

When do you become legally responsible for your own seatbelt?

Answer 21

14

Question 22

How long do you have to present your documents at a police station if you are stopped by police?

Answer 22

7 days

Question 23

How often do you need to update your driving license photo?

Answer 23

Every 10 years

Question 24

How far should you put your warning triangle when your car breaks down?

Answer 24

45 metres behind

Question 25

What is a category B car license?

Answer 25

if you passed your test on or after 1 January 1997. You can have maximum 8 seats including the drivers seat and the maximum weight you can drive is 3500kg

Question 26

What is a dual carriageway?

Answer 26

A road that has a central reservation to separate the carriageways

Question 27

What does it mean if a pedestrian has a white stick with a red band?

Answer 27

They are deaf and blind

Question 28

What does it mean if a moving vehicle is showing a flashing amber light or beacon?

Answer 28

The vehicle is slow moving

Question 29

How fast is a mobility scooter allowed to travel on the road?

Answer 29

8mph

Question 30

On a motorway what colour are the cats eyes on the far left, between the lanes, on the far right, and at slip roads?

Answer 30

• Far left - Red • Between the lanes - White • On the far right - Amber • At slip roads - Green

Question 31

What do you use to top up the fluid in your battery?

Answer 31

Distilled water

Question 32

What does it mean if a pedestrian has a dog with a yellow or burgundy coat?

Answer 32

The pedestrian is deaf

Question 33

What is the main cause for skidding?

Answer 33

The driver

Question 34

How far apart are location marker posts with telephone symbols?

Answer 34

100 metres

Question 35

What are the vehicles that have flashing amber and red lights on motorways?

Answer 35

Traffic officers

Question 36

What are traffic officers authorised to do?

Answer 36

Stop and direct anyone on a motorway

Question 37

When you're about to go through a Ford, what might you see?

Answer 37

a depth gage

Question 38

What does LPG stand for at a petrol station?

Answer 38

Liquid Petroleum Gas

Question 39

What is the kick down device in an automatic car used for?

Answer 39

Accelerating quickly

Question 40

What does “M&S” tyres stand for?

Answer 40

Mud and snow

Question 41

What is a contra flow ?

Answer 41

a temporary system where traffic travelling in the opposite direction share the same carriageway, normally seen in roadworks

Question 42

What does SORN stand for?

Answer 42

Statutory Off Road Notification

Question 43

What does a sign of a pedestrian walking between two black spaced out lines mean?

Answer 43

zebra crossing ahead

Question 44

Who has right of way when approaching unmarked crossroads?

Answer 44

Nobody

Question 45

What do you do if someone in charge of animals signals to stop you?

Answer 45

Stop and turn off your engine

Question 46

Where would you would find the catalytic converter ?

Answer 46

In the exhaust system

Question 47

Why should you remove the roof rack if not in use?

Answer 47

Because fuel consumption is increased if you don't

Question 48

What is the speed limit if there is streetlights but no signs?

Answer 48

30mph

Question 49

What should you do before emerging turning right on a dual carriage way?

Answer 49

check that the central reservation is wide enough for your vehicle

Question 50

What is a cover note?

Answer 50

a document issued before you received your insurance certificate

Question 51

What vehicle will use a blue flashing beacon?

Answer 51

Bomb disposal

Question 52

What colour markers will you see when approaching a concealed level crossing?

Answer 52

Red and white

Question 53

What does an amber warning highlight?

Answer 53

A school crossing patrol hazard

Question 54

What should you do when waiting in a traffic queue at night?

Answer 54

Use the parking brake

Question 55

When is a SORN valid until?

Answer 55

the vehicle is taxed, sold or scrapped

Question 56

What must you have when you apply to renew your vehicle tax?

Answer 56

Valid insurance