Question 1Before moving off, what should you do last?
- Check mirrors and blind spots, signal if needed, then move when safe
- Sound the horn and move immediately
- Look only in the interior mirror
- Wait for another driver to wave
Correct answer: Check mirrors and blind spots, signal if needed, then move when safe
Use an all-round observation before moving and move only when the way is clear.Question 2Why should you leave a larger following gap in rain?
- The wet road can increase stopping distance
- It lets you use a phone safely
- It gives you priority
- It reduces the speed limit automatically
Correct answer: The wet road can increase stopping distance
Less grip means more time and distance may be needed to stop.Question 3A pedestrian is already crossing at a zebra crossing. What should you do?
- Stop and give way
- Drive around the pedestrian
- Sound the horn continuously
- Continue if you are below the speed limit
Correct answer: Stop and give way
Give way and do not pressure the person crossing.Question 4When should you use your mirrors while driving?
- Regularly and before changing speed or direction
- Only before parking
- Only on motorways
- Only when another driver sounds a horn
Correct answer: Regularly and before changing speed or direction
Frequent mirror checks help you understand what is around and behind you.Question 5What is the safest response when you feel tired on a long journey?
- Stop somewhere safe and take a proper break
- Open a window and continue indefinitely
- Drive faster to arrive sooner
- Follow another vehicle closely
Correct answer: Stop somewhere safe and take a proper break
Fatigue reduces attention and reaction; plan breaks and stop safely.Question 6At a roundabout, who normally has priority?
- Traffic approaching from the right unless signs or markings say otherwise
- Traffic entering from the left
- The largest vehicle
- The fastest vehicle
Correct answer: Traffic approaching from the right unless signs or markings say otherwise
Approach at a suitable speed and follow the signs, signals and road markings.Question 7What should you do before overtaking?
- Make sure the road ahead is clear and the manoeuvre is legal and safe
- Move out before checking mirrors
- Follow closely first
- Overtake near every junction
Correct answer: Make sure the road ahead is clear and the manoeuvre is legal and safe
Observe, judge the available distance and do not overtake where prohibited or unsafe.Question 8If an emergency vehicle approaches using lights and siren, what should you do?
- Stay calm and make space when it is safe and legal
- Drive through a red light
- Mount the pavement
- Stop immediately in any location
Correct answer: Stay calm and make space when it is safe and legal
Help it pass without breaking traffic rules or creating another hazard.Question 9Why must a windscreen be kept clear?
- So the driver has an unobstructed view
- To improve radio reception
- To change the speed limit
- To prevent tyre wear
Correct answer: So the driver has an unobstructed view
Clear windows, mirrors and lights support safe observation and visibility.Question 10When parking on a road at night, what should you consider?
- The Highway Code rules for position, lighting and direction
- Only whether the radio is off
- Whether another driver is watching
- The colour of nearby cars
Correct answer: The Highway Code rules for position, lighting and direction
Parking rules and lighting requirements depend on the road and vehicle.Question 11What does an eight-sided red sign require?
Shown with a road-sign graphic in the interactive test.
- A complete stop
- A warning only
- No waiting
- A one-way street
Correct answer: A complete stop
The red octagon is the STOP sign.Question 12What does a red circle with a horizontal white bar mean?
Shown with a road-sign graphic in the interactive test.
- No entry
- Bus stop
- Level crossing
- Minimum speed
Correct answer: No entry
The symbol marks an entrance that traffic must not use.Question 13What does this triangular shape normally indicate?
Shown with a road-sign graphic in the interactive test.
- A warning
- A motorway route
- A parking place
- Tourist information
Correct answer: A warning
Most warning signs in the UK are triangular.Question 14What do many red-bordered circular signs communicate?
Shown with a road-sign graphic in the interactive test.
- A prohibition or restriction
- A tourist route
- A motorway services area
- A temporary receipt
Correct answer: A prohibition or restriction
Red circles generally tell road users what they must not do.Question 15Which colour is commonly used for motorway direction signs?
- Blue
- Pink
- Black only
- Purple
Correct answer: Blue
Blue backgrounds are commonly used for motorway direction signs.Question 16What should you do if road markings and a temporary traffic sign conflict with your usual route?
- Follow the temporary traffic control
- Ignore the sign
- Stop in the live lane
- Follow your sat-nav only
Correct answer: Follow the temporary traffic control
Temporary controls are used to manage current road conditions and works.Question 17Where should Great Britain learners confirm current theory-test rules?
- GOV.UK and the official Highway Code
- A foreign driver handbook
- A social media comment
- An advertisement
Correct answer: GOV.UK and the official Highway Code
Use GOV.UK and the Highway Code for current official information.Question 18Where should Northern Ireland learners confirm current test details?
- nidirect and DVA guidance
- Only GOV.UK England pages
- A U.S. DMV website
- An Ontario handbook
Correct answer: nidirect and DVA guidance
Northern Ireland testing is administered separately.Question 19What are the two parts of the Great Britain car theory test?
- Multiple-choice questions and hazard perception
- A road test and eyesight test only
- Road signs and vehicle repair
- Parking and motorway driving
Correct answer: Multiple-choice questions and hazard perception
The official car theory test has a multiple-choice part and a hazard-perception part.Question 20Does this online practice replace the official theory test?
- No; it is an independent study aid
- Yes, if you score 80%
- Only in Scotland
- Only for experienced drivers
Correct answer: No; it is an independent study aid
A licence can be issued only through the official testing process.Question 21What should you do before opening a vehicle door into traffic?
- Check mirrors and blind spots for cyclists and other road users
- Open it quickly
- Sound the horn
- Rely only on passengers
Correct answer: Check mirrors and blind spots for cyclists and other road users
Look carefully before opening a door into the path of another road user.Question 22Why should you reduce speed before a bend?
- So you can keep control and respond to hazards you cannot yet see
- To make following vehicles overtake
- To avoid using mirrors
- Because every bend has the same limit
Correct answer: So you can keep control and respond to hazards you cannot yet see
Choose a safe speed before entering a bend.Question 23What should you do when dazzled by oncoming headlights?
- Slow down and stop if necessary without staring at the lights
- Accelerate
- Flash continuously
- Close your eyes briefly
Correct answer: Slow down and stop if necessary without staring at the lights
Reduce speed and keep control when your view is affected.Question 24When may a mobile phone be safely handled while driving?
- Only when safely parked and the engine or local rules allow it
- At a red light
- In slow traffic
- On a quiet road
Correct answer: Only when safely parked and the engine or local rules allow it
Do not handle a phone while driving; stop in a safe, legal place.Question 25Why should you check tyre pressure and condition?
- Tyres affect steering, braking and stability
- Only to improve appearance
- To change road priority
- To replace the MOT
Correct answer: Tyres affect steering, braking and stability
Safe tyres are essential for grip and control.Question 26What should you do near a horse and rider?
- Slow down, allow plenty of room and pass cautiously
- Sound the horn
- Rev the engine
- Pass closely
Correct answer: Slow down, allow plenty of room and pass cautiously
Quiet, patient passing reduces the chance of frightening the horse.Question 27If your route is blocked by roadworks, what should you follow?
- Temporary signs and authorised directions
- Your normal route regardless
- The vehicle ahead without checking
- The pavement
Correct answer: Temporary signs and authorised directions
Temporary traffic controls manage the current safe route.Question 28What is hazard perception designed to assess?
- How early you recognise developing hazards
- Your ability to repair a car
- Your knowledge of fuel prices
- Your parking payment
Correct answer: How early you recognise developing hazards
Hazard perception checks timely recognition of developing danger.