Driving Theory Test 2026 - Attitude Test 1

Question 1 of 25

How should you react if a vehicle pulls out in front of you at a junction?

Select ONE answer

Brake harshly and sound your horn

Overtake as soon as possible

Stay calm and be prepared to slow down

Flash your headlights to show your annoyance

Question 2 of 25

When driving a slow-moving vehicle on a narrow road, what should you do if a queue forms behind you?

Select ONE answer

Increase your speed to avoid holding up traffic

Pull over safely to let vehicles pass when possible

Ignore the queue and continue at your own pace

Move to the right to block overtaking

Question 3 of 25

When should you use your horn?

Select ONE answer

To warn others of danger

To express frustration at another driver

To signal that you're giving way

To encourage pedestrians to hurry up

Question 4 of 25

How should you act if another driver is tailgating you?

Select ONE answer

Brake suddenly to warn them

Ignore them and maintain your speed

Slow down slightly to increase the gap in front

Speed up to create more distance

Question 5 of 25

Why should you dip your headlights when following another vehicle at night?

Select ONE answer

To avoid dazzling the driver in front

To save battery power

To improve your view of the road

Because it's required by law at all times

Question 6 of 25

Why should you not overtake a large vehicle that is moving towards the center of the road before a left turn?

Select ONE answer

Because the driver is likely distracted

Because it needs more room to negotiate the turn

Because large vehicles are slow and unpredictable

Because they have better visibility than you

Question 7 of 25

How should you react to an emergency vehicle with flashing blue lights behind you?

Select ONE answer

Speed up to create space

Immediately stop where you are

Move safely to the side and let it pass

Ignore it unless it sounds its siren

Question 8 of 25

Why should you give cyclists and horse riders plenty of room when overtaking?

Select ONE answer

Because they may not see you

Because they may suddenly change direction or be blown by the wind

Because they are moving slowly

Because it's the law

Question 9 of 25

How should you approach a pedestrian crossing where pedestrians are waiting?

Select ONE answer

Slow down and be prepared to stop

Flash your lights to signal them to cross

Continue at the same speed if they haven’t stepped onto the road

Sound your horn to alert them

Question 10 of 25

Which type of emergency vehicle might use a green flashing light?

Select ONE answer

Police responding to an emergency

Doctors responding to an emergency

Mountain rescue teams

Blood transfusion services

Question 11 of 25

What should you do if a driver behind is clearly trying to overtake?

Select ONE answer

Increase your speed to prevent them from overtaking

Move to the right to block them

Keep a steady course and allow them to pass

Slow down and let them overtake safely

Question 12 of 25

At a pelican crossing, what should you do when the amber light is flashing?

Select ONE answer

Stop and wait until the lights turn green

Give way to pedestrians already on the crossing

Continue at normal speed if the road is clear

Sound your horn to warn pedestrians

Question 13 of 25

Why should you not wave pedestrians across at crossings?

Select ONE answer

Because it is unnecessary

Because they might not see your signal

Because another vehicle may be approaching from behind or the other way

Because it is illegal to signal pedestrians

Question 14 of 25

When should you use your hazard warning lights while driving?

Select ONE answer

When your vehicle has broken down or is causing an obstruction

When reversing into a parking space on a busy road

When waiting at a red light in a queue

When driving in heavy traffic to warn others of your speed

Question 15 of 25

What is the main danger of tailgating another vehicle?

Select ONE answer

It reduces your view of the road ahead

It makes overtaking easier

It improves fuel efficiency

It allows you to react more quickly

Question 16 of 25

What should you do to avoid fuel spillage and road hazards?

Select ONE answer

Check that your tank is only three-quarters full

Check that your fuel gauge is working

Check that your filler cap is securely fastened

Use only high-grade fuel

Question 17 of 25

Which type of crossing allows cyclists to ride across while pedestrians are also crossing?

Select ONE answer

Zebra

Pelican

Toucan

Puffin

Question 18 of 25

Who should obey diamond-shaped traffic signs?

Select ONE answer

Lorry drivers

Tram drivers

Bus drivers

Taxi drivers

Question 19 of 25

At an unmarked crossroads, who has priority?

Select ONE answer

The driver on the main road

The driver approaching from the right

No one—approach with caution

The largest vehicle

Question 20 of 25

What should you do if you see an animal (such as a horse or sheep) blocking the road?

Select ONE answer

Sound your horn to scare it away

Stop and switch off your engine if necessary

Drive around it as quickly as possible

Flash your headlights to make it move

Question 21 of 25

Why should you take up the correct position in good time when wishing to turn right?

Select ONE answer

To allow drivers to pass you on the right

To give a better view into the road that you're joining

To help other road users know what you intend to do

To allow other drivers to pull out in front of you

Question 22 of 25

How can you help other road users understand your intentions?

Select ONE answer

By using your horn

By flashing your headlights

By signaling correctly and in good time

By making eye contact with other drivers

Question 23 of 25

When should you use bus lanes during their operational hours?

Select ONE answer

Only when no buses are present

Only when you need to overtake

Never, unless permitted by signs

Whenever you are in a hurry

Question 24 of 25

You’re in a one-way street and want to turn right. Where should you position your vehicle?

Select ONE answer

In either lane, depending on the traffic

In the left-hand lane

Just left of the centre line

In the right-hand lane

Question 25 of 25

How can you avoid dazzling drivers behind you when waiting in a traffic queue at night?

Select ONE answer

Keep your foot on the footbrake

Use the parking brake and release the footbrake

Balance the clutch with the accelerator

Switch off your headlights

How should you react if a vehicle pulls out in front of you at a junction?

When driving a slow-moving vehicle on a narrow road, what should you do if a queue forms behind you?

When should you use your horn?

How should you act if another driver is tailgating you?

Why should you dip your headlights when following another vehicle at night?

Why should you not overtake a large vehicle that is moving towards the center of the road before a left turn?

How should you react to an emergency vehicle with flashing blue lights behind you?

Why should you give cyclists and horse riders plenty of room when overtaking?

How should you approach a pedestrian crossing where pedestrians are waiting?

Which type of emergency vehicle might use a green flashing light?

What should you do if a driver behind is clearly trying to overtake?

At a pelican crossing, what should you do when the amber light is flashing?

Why should you not wave pedestrians across at crossings?

When should you use your hazard warning lights while driving?

What is the main danger of tailgating another vehicle?

What should you do to avoid fuel spillage and road hazards?

Which type of crossing allows cyclists to ride across while pedestrians are also crossing?

Who should obey diamond-shaped traffic signs?

At an unmarked crossroads, who has priority?

What should you do if you see an animal (such as a horse or sheep) blocking the road?

Why should you take up the correct position in good time when wishing to turn right?

How can you help other road users understand your intentions?

When should you use bus lanes during their operational hours?

You’re in a one-way street and want to turn right. Where should you position your vehicle?

How can you avoid dazzling drivers behind you when waiting in a traffic queue at night?

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How should you react if a vehicle pulls out in front of you at a junction?

When driving a slow-moving vehicle on a narrow road, what should you do if a queue forms behind you?

When should you use your horn?

How should you act if another driver is tailgating you?

Why should you dip your headlights when following another vehicle at night?

Why should you not overtake a large vehicle that is moving towards the center of the road before a left turn?

How should you react to an emergency vehicle with flashing blue lights behind you?

Why should you give cyclists and horse riders plenty of room when overtaking?

How should you approach a pedestrian crossing where pedestrians are waiting?

Which type of emergency vehicle might use a green flashing light?

What should you do if a driver behind is clearly trying to overtake?

At a pelican crossing, what should you do when the amber light is flashing?

Why should you not wave pedestrians across at crossings?

When should you use your hazard warning lights while driving?

What is the main danger of tailgating another vehicle?

What should you do to avoid fuel spillage and road hazards?

Which type of crossing allows cyclists to ride across while pedestrians are also crossing?

Who should obey diamond-shaped traffic signs?

At an unmarked crossroads, who has priority?

What should you do if you see an animal (such as a horse or sheep) blocking the road?

Why should you take up the correct position in good time when wishing to turn right?

How can you help other road users understand your intentions?

When should you use bus lanes during their operational hours?

You’re in a one-way street and want to turn right. Where should you position your vehicle?

How can you avoid dazzling drivers behind you when waiting in a traffic queue at night?

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