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#1. What does this sign mean?

B) School children crossing ahead.

A) Picnic area ahead.

D) Playground ahead.

C) Level crossing ahead with pedestrian walkway.

#2. Where must a driver not park?

B) Where there is a broken white line along the centre of the road.

A) Where there is a continuous white along the centre of the road.

C) Where there are two broken white lines along the centre of the road.

D) On a single yellow line outside the times indicated.

#3. Where should a vehicle be positioned before turning right?

B) Just left of the centre of the road.

C) Either side of the centre of the road.

D) The right-hand side of the road.

A) The left-hand side of the road.

#4. How does continuous high-speed driving affect fuel consumption?

D) It reduces fuel consumption as long as the road is dry and straight.

A) It reduces fuel consumption.

C) It increases fuel consumption.

B) It increases fuel consumption only in wet weather.

#5. On a motorway, when should a driver use the hazard warning lights?

C) When slowing down quickly because of danger ahead.

A) A vehicle is following too closely.

B) Driving on the hard shoulder.

D) You are towing another vehicle.

#6. What effect does overloading a vehicle have on its road-holding?

A) The load can make the vehicle more difficult to control.

C) The load can make the vehicle more difficult to control only when reversing.

D) The load can make the vehicle more difficult to control only when going downhill.

B) The load improves the stability of the vehicle provided the load is evenly distributed.

#7. What should a driver do when they want to change to the lane on the right in which there is other traffic?

C) Indicate and move gradually into the right-hand lane.

A) Pull in and stop, wait until a suitable gap appears and then move out to the right-hand lane.

B) Use the mirror, signal and move into the right-hand lane when a suitable gap appears in the traffic in that lane.

D) Increase your speed until you are travelling at the same speed as the traffic in the right lane, then move over.

#8. What lights should a driver use in a fog?

C) Dipped headlights.

D) Just normal lights.

A) Front and rear fog lights along with dipped headlights.

B) Front and rear fog lights .

#9. Under what circumstances could both cross-ply and radial tyres be fitted to a vehicle?

A) When towing a trailer in snow.

C) When each type is fitted on a different axle.

D) When heavy loads are being carried.

B) In icy or slippery road conditions.

#10. What lights must be shown on a parked car, tractor or works vehicle at night on an unlit public road?

A) Tail lights only.

B) At least one side lamp front and rear on the side nearest the centre of the road.

D) At least one side-lamp front and rear on the side nearest the kerb.

C) Dipped head lights.

#11. What is the recommended minimum stopping distance for a car travelling at 50 km/h on a dry road?

C) 45 metres.

A) 15 metres.

D) 5 metres.

B) 25 metres.

#12. When should a driver use the vehicle’s rear view mirror?

B) Changing gears.

D) Moving off only.

C) Reversing only.

A) Before changing direction

#13. What is the purpose of engine oil?

C) It lubricates the exhaust system.

A) It lubricates the engine components.

D) It lubricates the bonnet.

B) It lubricates the steering components.

#14. What do these signs together mean?

C) End of road.

D) End of road works.

B) End of detour.

A) End of speed limit.

#15. Why is it important to have clean, clear windows?

B) To ensure good all round visibility from the vehicle.

C) To avoid condensation.

D) To improve the maintenance of windows.

A) To enable other road users to see you.

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