Driving Theory Test 2026 - Using the Road Test 1

Question 1 of 25

Before moving off, what essential checks must you carry out to ensure it is safe?

Select ONE answer

Only check the mirrors

Check mirrors, blind spots, and signal if necessary

Rely on the horn to warn others

Move off immediately if no one is visible

Question 2 of 25

When driving on a right-hand bend, where should you position your vehicle for better visibility?

Select ONE answer

In the middle of the road

Well to the left

As close to the right-hand edge as possible

On the opposite side of the road

Question 3 of 25

Why is it important to use both hands on the steering wheel or handlebars whenever possible?

Select ONE answer

To improve vehicle control

To avoid using indicators

To rest your arms

To drive faster

Question 4 of 25

When should you check your mirrors while driving?

Select ONE answer

Only when changing lanes

Before signaling, changing direction, or speed

At the end of a journey

Only when parking

Question 5 of 25

What is the correct sequence to follow when making a maneuver?

Select ONE answer

Manoeuvre – Signal – Mirrors

Mirrors – Signal – Manoeuvre

Signal – Manoeuvre – Mirrors

Manoeuvre – Mirrors – Signal

Question 6 of 25

Before overtaking another vehicle, what key factors must you check to ensure it is safe?

Select ONE answer

Only check the road ahead

Ensure the road is clear, no one is overtaking you, and there is a safe gap

Only check for vehicles behind you

Ignore road signs and proceed quickly

Question 7 of 25

When overtaking a cyclist at speeds up to 30 mph, what is the minimum safe passing distance?

Select ONE answer

1 meter

1.5 meters

2 meters

0.5 meters

Question 8 of 25

Why should you avoid assuming it is safe to overtake just because another vehicle is overtaking?

Select ONE answer

Other vehicles might be hidden ahead

It is always safe if someone else is overtaking

You should follow others without checking

The vehicle ahead will slow down for you

Question 9 of 25

What should you do to maintain visibility when following a large vehicle before overtaking?

Select ONE answer

Stay close to get a better view

Increase following distance for a clearer view ahead

Flash your lights to signal overtaking

Position in the opposite lane to see ahead

Question 10 of 25

In which situations is overtaking strictly prohibited?

Select ONE answer

When crossing a solid white line

On a straight road with clear visibility

When traffic lights are green

When driving on a dual carriageway

Question 11 of 25

Why is it dangerous to overtake near the brow of a hill or on a bend?

Select ONE answer

Because the road is always clear

Because visibility of oncoming traffic is limited

Because overtaking is faster on hills

Because vehicles always give way

Question 12 of 25

Under what circumstances should you avoid overtaking due to potential conflicts with other road users?

Select ONE answer

Near road junctions, pedestrian crossings, and school zones

On a motorway

When the road is empty

When driving in a rural area

Question 13 of 25

When being overtaken by another vehicle, how should you respond?

Select ONE answer

Increase your speed to prevent the overtake

Move closer to the center of the road

Maintain a steady speed and position

Signal left to confuse the other driver

Question 14 of 25

What actions should you take if you are holding up a long queue of traffic?

Select ONE answer

Speed up beyond the speed limit

Pull over when safe to let traffic pass

Ignore other drivers and continue

Flash your hazard lights

Question 15 of 25

What precautions should you take when approaching a junction?

Select ONE answer

Check mirrors and reduce speed

Speed up to pass quickly

Ignore other vehicles

Only check the road ahead

Question 16 of 25

When must you stop at a ‘Stop’ sign?

Select ONE answer

Only if there is oncoming traffic

Always, regardless of traffic

Only at night

If a pedestrian is crossing

Question 17 of 25

At a ‘Give Way’ sign, to whom must you give priority?

Select ONE answer

Only to vehicles on your right

Only to pedestrians

To all traffic on the main road

To emergency vehicles only

Question 18 of 25

What should you check before crossing a dual carriageway from a central reservation?

Select ONE answer

That the central reservation is wide enough for your vehicle

That the traffic light is red

Only check the traffic from the right

Ignore oncoming vehicles

Question 19 of 25

Under what circumstances can you enter a box junction?

Select ONE answer

If you are turning right and your exit is clear

Whenever you want to reduce traffic

Only if a pedestrian is crossing

At any time when in a hurry

Question 20 of 25

When must you stop at a traffic light-controlled junction?

Select ONE answer

Only if other vehicles are present

Only at night

When the light is red

If the light is green but you feel unsure

Question 21 of 25

What should you do if traffic lights are not working at an intersection?

Select ONE answer

Speed through quickly

Treat it as an unmarked junction and proceed with caution

Ignore other road users

Honk continuously to warn others

Question 22 of 25

How should you use a green filter arrow at a traffic light?

Select ONE answer

Stop and wait for the main green light

Proceed only in the direction indicated by the arrow

Ignore the arrow and continue straight

Stop and let all other vehicles pass first

Question 23 of 25

At an advanced stop line for cyclists, where must you position your vehicle?

Select ONE answer

Before the first stop line

In the cyclist area

Anywhere, as long as no cyclists are present

Beyond the stop line if in a hurry

Question 24 of 25

What is the recommended positioning when preparing to turn right at a crossroads?

Select ONE answer

Stay on the left side

Position in the center of your lane

Move to the right-hand side of your lane

Stop in the middle of the intersection

Question 25 of 25

Why is it important to check for cyclists before making a left turn?

Select ONE answer

Cyclists may be riding in your blind spot

Cyclists always stop at intersections

Cyclists do not use road signals

Cyclists must always give way to vehicles

Before moving off, what essential checks must you carry out to ensure it is safe?

When driving on a right-hand bend, where should you position your vehicle for better visibility?

Why is it important to use both hands on the steering wheel or handlebars whenever possible?

When should you check your mirrors while driving?

What is the correct sequence to follow when making a maneuver?

Before overtaking another vehicle, what key factors must you check to ensure it is safe?

When overtaking a cyclist at speeds up to 30 mph, what is the minimum safe passing distance?

Why should you avoid assuming it is safe to overtake just because another vehicle is overtaking?

What should you do to maintain visibility when following a large vehicle before overtaking?

In which situations is overtaking strictly prohibited?

Why is it dangerous to overtake near the brow of a hill or on a bend?

Under what circumstances should you avoid overtaking due to potential conflicts with other road users?

When being overtaken by another vehicle, how should you respond?

What actions should you take if you are holding up a long queue of traffic?

What precautions should you take when approaching a junction?

When must you stop at a ‘Stop’ sign?

At a ‘Give Way’ sign, to whom must you give priority?

What should you check before crossing a dual carriageway from a central reservation?

Under what circumstances can you enter a box junction?

When must you stop at a traffic light-controlled junction?

What should you do if traffic lights are not working at an intersection?

How should you use a green filter arrow at a traffic light?

At an advanced stop line for cyclists, where must you position your vehicle?

What is the recommended positioning when preparing to turn right at a crossroads?

Why is it important to check for cyclists before making a left turn?

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Before moving off, what essential checks must you carry out to ensure it is safe?

When driving on a right-hand bend, where should you position your vehicle for better visibility?

Why is it important to use both hands on the steering wheel or handlebars whenever possible?

When should you check your mirrors while driving?

What is the correct sequence to follow when making a maneuver?

Before overtaking another vehicle, what key factors must you check to ensure it is safe?

When overtaking a cyclist at speeds up to 30 mph, what is the minimum safe passing distance?

Why should you avoid assuming it is safe to overtake just because another vehicle is overtaking?

What should you do to maintain visibility when following a large vehicle before overtaking?

In which situations is overtaking strictly prohibited?

Why is it dangerous to overtake near the brow of a hill or on a bend?

Under what circumstances should you avoid overtaking due to potential conflicts with other road users?

When being overtaken by another vehicle, how should you respond?

What actions should you take if you are holding up a long queue of traffic?

What precautions should you take when approaching a junction?

When must you stop at a ‘Stop’ sign?

At a ‘Give Way’ sign, to whom must you give priority?

What should you check before crossing a dual carriageway from a central reservation?

Under what circumstances can you enter a box junction?

When must you stop at a traffic light-controlled junction?

What should you do if traffic lights are not working at an intersection?

How should you use a green filter arrow at a traffic light?

At an advanced stop line for cyclists, where must you position your vehicle?

What is the recommended positioning when preparing to turn right at a crossroads?

Why is it important to check for cyclists before making a left turn?

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