Driving Theory Test 2026 - Using the Road Test 1

Question 1 of 25

What steps should you follow when approaching a roundabout?

Select ONE answer

Speed up to merge quickly

Follow 'Mirrors – Signal – Manoeuvre', choose the correct lane early, and adjust speed

Ignore signals and proceed with caution

Stop completely before entering

Question 2 of 25

What must you do when entering a roundabout?

Select ONE answer

Give priority to traffic from the right unless otherwise directed

Stop and wait for a green light

Always enter without checking for traffic

Stay in the middle of the road and accelerate

Question 3 of 25

How should you signal and position your vehicle when taking the first exit at a roundabout?

Select ONE answer

Signal right and stay in the right lane

Do not signal and stay in the middle of the roundabout

Signal left and keep to the left lane

Wait until the exit to signal

Question 4 of 25

What should you do if you are taking an intermediate exit at a roundabout?

Select ONE answer

Stay in the appropriate lane and signal left after passing the previous exit

Move to the outer lane and signal immediately

Stay in the right lane throughout

Do not signal at all

Question 5 of 25

Why must you give extra space to motorcyclists and large vehicles on a roundabout?

Select ONE answer

They may be harder to see or take a wider path

They are required to move faster through roundabouts

They must always use the right lane

They should always stop before entering

Question 6 of 25

What must you do when approaching a mini-roundabout?

Select ONE answer

Treat it like a normal roundabout and pass around the central markings

Ignore it and drive straight across

Stop completely before entering

Always turn left regardless of direction

Question 7 of 25

How should you treat each roundabout at a double mini-roundabout?

Select ONE answer

Give way to traffic from the right at each roundabout separately

Drive straight through without stopping

Only give way at the first roundabout

Use the horn to signal your approach

Question 8 of 25

What is the correct way to approach a series of mini-roundabouts?

Select ONE answer

Treat each one separately and follow normal roundabout rules

Stop completely before each one

Give way only at the first mini-roundabout

Ignore all other traffic

Question 9 of 25

Why is it illegal to park on or near a pedestrian crossing?

Select ONE answer

It obstructs pedestrians' view and puts them at risk

It causes traffic delays

It helps pedestrians cross faster

It is only illegal at night

Question 10 of 25

What should you do if traffic is moving slowly near a pedestrian crossing?

Select ONE answer

Ensure the crossing remains clear and do not block it

Stop completely even if no pedestrians are present

Honk to warn pedestrians

Drive through carefully even if pedestrians are waiting

Question 11 of 25

Why must you take extra care if your view of a pedestrian crossing is blocked?

Select ONE answer

There may be hidden pedestrians crossing

Traffic lights will always be red

Pedestrians must wait for you

It is safe to proceed at a slow speed

Question 12 of 25

What actions should you avoid when waiting for pedestrians to cross?

Select ONE answer

Revving your engine or edging forward

Stopping at a safe distance

Making eye contact with pedestrians

Allowing them enough time to cross

Question 13 of 25

When must you stop at a zebra or parallel crossing?

Select ONE answer

Only if the pedestrian is already on the crossing

When a pedestrian is waiting to cross

Only if a traffic light instructs you to stop

When another driver stops first

Question 14 of 25

Why should you not wave or flash your headlights to invite pedestrians across a crossing?

Select ONE answer

It may confuse other road users

Pedestrians must decide when to cross safely

Another vehicle may not stop

All of the above

Question 15 of 25

What should you do when approaching a pelican crossing with a flashing amber light?

Select ONE answer

Stop and wait for a green light

Proceed if pedestrians have finished crossing

Honk to clear the crossing

Ignore it and drive through

Question 16 of 25

If a pelican crossing has a central island, when must you stop for pedestrians?

Select ONE answer

Only if pedestrians are on your side of the crossing

Only if pedestrians are on the other side

Always stop regardless of where pedestrians are

Stop only if there is a red traffic light

Question 17 of 25

What must you do if the traffic lights turn green while pedestrians are still crossing?

Select ONE answer

Drive through slowly

Wait until they have crossed safely

Rev your engine to alert them

Proceed regardless of their position

Question 18 of 25

How do toucan, puffin, and equestrian crossings differ from pelican crossings?

Select ONE answer

They allow cyclists and horse riders to cross as well

They use sensors to detect pedestrians

They operate differently from pelican crossings

All of the above

Question 19 of 25

What should you do if traffic signals at a pedestrian crossing are not working?

Select ONE answer

Proceed without stopping

Treat it as an uncontrolled crossing and give way to pedestrians

Wait for a traffic officer

Drive through quickly

Question 20 of 25

Where is the safest place to reverse your vehicle?

Select ONE answer

On a main road

In a side street with little traffic

On a pedestrian crossing

At a busy intersection

Question 21 of 25

Why is it dangerous to reverse from a side road into a main road?

Select ONE answer

You may not see approaching traffic

Pedestrians might be crossing behind you

Other drivers may not expect it

All of the above

Question 22 of 25

What precautions should you take before reversing your vehicle?

Select ONE answer

Check mirrors and blind spots

Use all available cameras and sensors

Ask for assistance if needed

All of the above

Question 23 of 25

When might you need a guide while reversing?

Select ONE answer

When reversing in a crowded area

When visibility is limited

When reversing near pedestrians or obstacles

All of the above

Question 24 of 25

Why should you avoid reversing further than necessary?

Select ONE answer

To reduce risk to pedestrians and vehicles

Because reversing is illegal in most areas

To increase fuel efficiency

To avoid damaging the road surface

Question 25 of 25

What should you do if you need to turn your vehicle around in a busy area?

Select ONE answer

Find a safe place such as a quiet side road or designated turning area

Reverse into traffic to complete the turn

Use a pedestrian crossing as a turning point

Make a U-turn immediately regardless of traffic

What steps should you follow when approaching a roundabout?

What must you do when entering a roundabout?

How should you signal and position your vehicle when taking the first exit at a roundabout?

What should you do if you are taking an intermediate exit at a roundabout?

Why must you give extra space to motorcyclists and large vehicles on a roundabout?

What must you do when approaching a mini-roundabout?

How should you treat each roundabout at a double mini-roundabout?

What is the correct way to approach a series of mini-roundabouts?

Why is it illegal to park on or near a pedestrian crossing?

What should you do if traffic is moving slowly near a pedestrian crossing?

Why must you take extra care if your view of a pedestrian crossing is blocked?

What actions should you avoid when waiting for pedestrians to cross?

When must you stop at a zebra or parallel crossing?

Why should you not wave or flash your headlights to invite pedestrians across a crossing?

What should you do when approaching a pelican crossing with a flashing amber light?

If a pelican crossing has a central island, when must you stop for pedestrians?

What must you do if the traffic lights turn green while pedestrians are still crossing?

How do toucan, puffin, and equestrian crossings differ from pelican crossings?

What should you do if traffic signals at a pedestrian crossing are not working?

Where is the safest place to reverse your vehicle?

Why is it dangerous to reverse from a side road into a main road?

What precautions should you take before reversing your vehicle?

When might you need a guide while reversing?

Why should you avoid reversing further than necessary?

What should you do if you need to turn your vehicle around in a busy area?

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What steps should you follow when approaching a roundabout?

What must you do when entering a roundabout?

How should you signal and position your vehicle when taking the first exit at a roundabout?

What should you do if you are taking an intermediate exit at a roundabout?

Why must you give extra space to motorcyclists and large vehicles on a roundabout?

What must you do when approaching a mini-roundabout?

How should you treat each roundabout at a double mini-roundabout?

What is the correct way to approach a series of mini-roundabouts?

Why is it illegal to park on or near a pedestrian crossing?

What should you do if traffic is moving slowly near a pedestrian crossing?

Why must you take extra care if your view of a pedestrian crossing is blocked?

What actions should you avoid when waiting for pedestrians to cross?

When must you stop at a zebra or parallel crossing?

Why should you not wave or flash your headlights to invite pedestrians across a crossing?

What should you do when approaching a pelican crossing with a flashing amber light?

If a pelican crossing has a central island, when must you stop for pedestrians?

What must you do if the traffic lights turn green while pedestrians are still crossing?

How do toucan, puffin, and equestrian crossings differ from pelican crossings?

What should you do if traffic signals at a pedestrian crossing are not working?

Where is the safest place to reverse your vehicle?

Why is it dangerous to reverse from a side road into a main road?

What precautions should you take before reversing your vehicle?

When might you need a guide while reversing?

Why should you avoid reversing further than necessary?

What should you do if you need to turn your vehicle around in a busy area?

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