Practice Test: Using the Road, Junctions & Overtaking (Test 9)

QUESTION 1 OF 10Not answered

When preparing to turn right, you should leave room for other vehicles to pass on the left if possible. What else should you do regarding your position?

Explanation

Well before you turn right you should: ... take up a position just left of the middle of the road or in the space marked for traffic turning right; leave room for other vehicles to pass on the left, if possible. - [Rule 179](rule_179)

QUESTION 2 OF 10Not answered

You are queuing in slow-moving traffic on a multi-lane road. The queue on your right is moving slower than you. Are you allowed to pass on the left?

Explanation

Stay in your lane if traffic is moving slowly in queues. If the queue on your right is moving more slowly than you are, you may pass on the left. - [Rule 163](rule_163)

QUESTION 3 OF 10Not answered

At a junction with broken white lines across the road, what is the meaning of a 'Give Way' sign or triangle marked on the road?

Explanation

The approach to a junction may have a ‘Give Way’ sign or a triangle marked on the road. You MUST give way to traffic on the main road when emerging from a junction with broken white lines across the road. - [Rule 172](rule_172)

QUESTION 4 OF 10Not answered

When reversing, what part of your vehicle should you be particularly aware of, as it will swing out as you turn?

Explanation

Reverse slowly while checking all around, looking mainly through the rear window, and being aware that the front of your vehicle will swing out as you turn. - [Rule 202](rule_202)

QUESTION 5 OF 10Not answered

If you want to turn left at a roundabout, what should you do on the approach?

Explanation

When taking the first exit to the left, unless signs or markings indicate otherwise: signal left and approach in the left-hand lane. - [Rule 186](rule_186)

QUESTION 6 OF 10Not answered

What must a driver do if a tram is standing at a kerbside tram stop and there is NO clearly marked passing lane for other traffic?

Explanation

DO NOT overtake where you might come into conflict with other road users. For example: ... when a tram is standing at a kerbside tram stop and there is no clearly marked passing lane for other traffic. - [Rule 167](rule_167)

QUESTION 7 OF 10Not answered

If the traffic lights at a junction are NOT working, how should you treat the situation?

Explanation

If the traffic lights are not working, treat the situation as you would an unmarked junction and proceed with great care. - [Rule 176](rule_176)

QUESTION 8 OF 10Not answered

If you are overtaking a large vehicle, why is it dangerous to simply follow another car that is also overtaking it?

Explanation

Not assume you can follow a vehicle ahead which is overtaking a long vehicle. If a problem develops, they may abort overtaking and pull back in. - [Rule 164](rule_164)

QUESTION 9 OF 10Not answered

You are approaching a pedestrian crossing and the view of either side is blocked by queuing traffic or incorrectly parked vehicles. What should you do?

Explanation

You should take extra care where the view of either side of the crossing is blocked by queuing traffic or incorrectly parked vehicles. Pedestrians may be crossing between stationary vehicles. - [Rule 193](rule_193)

QUESTION 10 OF 10Not answered

When a driver is trying to overtake you, what is considered highly dangerous behaviour on your part?

Explanation

Never obstruct drivers who wish to pass. Speeding up or driving unpredictably while someone is overtaking you is dangerous. - [Rule 168](rule_168)

Using the Road, Junctions & Overtaking

When preparing to turn right, you should leave room for other vehicles to pass on the left if possible. What else should you do regarding your position?

You are queuing in slow-moving traffic on a multi-lane road. The queue on your right is moving slower than you. Are you allowed to pass on the left?

At a junction with broken white lines across the road, what is the meaning of a 'Give Way' sign or triangle marked on the road?

When reversing, what part of your vehicle should you be particularly aware of, as it will swing out as you turn?

If you want to turn left at a roundabout, what should you do on the approach?

What must a driver do if a tram is standing at a kerbside tram stop and there is NO clearly marked passing lane for other traffic?

If the traffic lights at a junction are NOT working, how should you treat the situation?

If you are overtaking a large vehicle, why is it dangerous to simply follow another car that is also overtaking it?

You are approaching a pedestrian crossing and the view of either side is blocked by queuing traffic or incorrectly parked vehicles. What should you do?

When a driver is trying to overtake you, what is considered highly dangerous behaviour on your part?

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