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Driving Theory Test 11

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You have 57 minutes to answer 50 multiple choice driving theory test questions. You need to answer at least 43 out of 50 questions correctly to pass. You can review your answer after each question or you can review all of your answers at the end of the test. Best of luck!

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A Answer it immediately
B Ignore it
C Pull up at the nearest kerb
D Stop immediately
Correct Answer: B Ignore it
Explanation: The safest option is to switch off your mobile phone before you set off, and use a message service. Even hands-free systems are likely to distract your attention. Don't endanger other road users. If you need to make a call, pull up in a safe place when you can, you may need to go some distance before you can find one. It's illegal to use a hand-held mobile or similar device when driving or riding, except in a genuine emergency.
چلنے سے پہلے محفوظ ترین طریقہ یہ ہے کہ اپنا موبائل فون بند کرلیں اور میسیج سسٹم کا استعمال کریں۔ حتی کہ ہینڈز فری سسٹم بھی آپ کی توجہ ہٹا سکتا ہے۔ سڑک پر دوسرے لوگوں کو خطرے میں مت ڈالیں۔ اگر آپ کو کال کرنے کی ضرورت ہے تو کسی محفوظ مقام پر رکیں۔ اس سے پہلے کہ آپ کو کوئی ایسا مقام ملے کہ آپ کو کچھ فاصلہ طے کرنا پڑسکتا ہے ماسوائے حقیقی ایمرجنسی کے یہ غیر قانونی ہے کہ گاڑی چلنے یا سواری کرتے ہوئے ہاتھ میں پکڑنے والا موبائل یا اس جیسا کوئی دوسرا آلہ استعمال کیا جائے۔

A At any time in a built-up area
B Between 10.00 pm and 6.00 am in a built-up area
C Between 11.30 pm and 6.00 am on any road
D Between 11.30 pm and 7.00 am in a built-up area
Correct Answer: D Between 11.30 pm and 7.00 am in a built-up area
Explanation: Every effort must be made to prevent excessive noise, especially in built-up areas at night. Don't rev your engine or sound the horn unnecessarily. It's illegal to sound your horn in a built-up area between 11.30 pm and 7.00 am, except when another road user poses a danger.
A To allow pedestrians to cross
B To increase traffic speed
C To reduce traffic speed
D To separate lanes of traffic
Correct Answer: C To reduce traffic speed
Explanation: Traffic-calming measures help to keep vehicle speeds low in congested areas where there are pedestrians and children. A pedestrian is much more likely to survive a collision with a vehicle travelling at 20 mph than they are with a vehicle travelling at 40 mph.
A Bicycle
B Car
C Lorry
D Motorcycle
Correct Answer: C Lorry
Explanation: The highest point of the bridge is in the centre, so a large vehicle might have to move to the centre of the road to have enough room to pass under the bridge.
A Stop behind the line, then edge forward to see clearly
B Stop beyond the line, at a point where you can see clearly
C Stop only if there's traffic on the main road
D Stop only if you're turning right
Correct Answer: A Stop behind the line, then edge forward to see clearly
Explanation: The 'stop' sign has been put here because the view into the main road is poor. You must stop because it won't be possible to take proper observation while you're moving.
A A bus driver
B A motorcyclist
C A pedestrian
D A police officer
Correct Answer: D A police officer
Explanation: You must obey signals to stop given by police and traffic officers, traffic wardens and school crossing patrols. Failure to do so is an offence and could lead to prosecution.
A Bend to the right
B No right turn
C No traffic from the right
D Road on the right closed
Correct Answer: B No right turn
Explanation: The 'no right turn' sign may be used to warn road users that there's a 'no entry' prohibition on a road to the right ahead.
A Give an instruction
B Give directions to a car park
C Give motorway information
D Give warning of a motorway ahead
Correct Answer: A Give an instruction
Explanation: Signs with blue circles mostly give a positive instruction. These are often found in urban areas and include signs for mini-roundabouts and directional arrows.
A Bus station on the right
B Contraflow bus lane
C Give way to buses
D With-flow bus lane
Correct Answer: B Contraflow bus lane
Explanation: There will also be markings on the road surface to indicate the bus lane. You mustn't use this lane for parking or overtaking.
A Cycle in single file
B Cycle route ahead
C Cycles aren't allowed
D Cyclists must dismount
Correct Answer: B Cycle route ahead
Explanation: Where there's a cycle route ahead, a sign will show a bicycle in a red warning triangle. Watch out for children on bicycles and cyclists rejoining the main road.
A Danger ahead
B Service area ahead
C Slippery road ahead
D Tyres liable to punctures ahead
Correct Answer: A Danger ahead
Explanation: This sign is there to alert you to the likelihood of danger ahead. It may be accompanied by a plate indicating the type of hazard. Be ready to reduce your speed and take avoiding action.
A No through road
B T-junction
C Telephone box ahead
D Toilet ahead
Correct Answer: A No through road
Explanation: You won't be able to find a through route to another road. Use this road only for access.
A Level crossings
B Motorway exits
C Pelican crossings
D Zebra crossings
Correct Answer: A Level crossings
Explanation: These signals are found at level crossings, swing or lifting bridges, some airfields and emergency access sites. The flashing red lights mean stop whether or not the way seems to be clear.
A Flash the headlights, indicate left and point to the left
B Pull alongside you, use the siren and wave you to stop
C Use the siren, overtake, cut in front and stop
D Wait until you stop, then approach you
Correct Answer: A Flash the headlights, indicate left and point to the left
Explanation: You must obey signals given by the police. If a police officer in a patrol vehicle wants you to pull over, they'll indicate this without causing danger to you or other traffic.
A A cycle route
B A diversion route
C A pedestrian zone
D A picnic area
Correct Answer: B A diversion route
Explanation: When a diversion route has been put in place, drivers are advised to follow a symbol, which may be a black triangle, square, circle or diamond shape on a yellow background.
A After any lengthy journey
B After travelling at high speed
C When tyres are cold
D When tyres are hot
Correct Answer: C When tyres are cold
Explanation: Check the tyre pressures when the tyres are cold. This will give you a more accurate reading. The heat generated on a long journey will raise the pressure inside the tyre.
A Overtake the moped before the junction
B Pull alongside the moped and stay level until just before the junction
C Sound your horn as a warning and pull in front of the moped
D Stay behind until the moped has passed the junction
Correct Answer: D Stay behind until the moped has passed the junction
Explanation: Passing the moped and turning into the junction could mean that you cut across the front of the rider. This might force them to slow down, stop or even lose control. Stay behind the moped until it has passed the junction and then you can turn without affecting the rider.
A Quickly drive behind the pedestrian in the road
B Tell the pedestrian in the road she shouldn't have crossed
C Wait for the pedestrian in the road to cross
D Wave towards the pedestrians who are waiting to cross
Correct Answer: C Wait for the pedestrian in the road to cross
Explanation: Some people might take a long time to cross the road. They may be older or have a disability. Be patient and don't hurry them by showing your impatience. If pedestrians are standing at the side of the road, don't signal or wave them to cross. Other road users might not have seen your signal and this could lead the pedestrians into a hazardous situation.
A Be prepared to give way to large vehicles in the middle of the road
B Find another route; this one is only for high vehicles
C Move across to the right-hand side before going through
D Move out to the centre of the road before going through
Correct Answer: A Be prepared to give way to large vehicles in the middle of the road
Explanation: Oncoming large vehicles may need to move to the middle of the road to pass safely under the bridge. There won't be enough room for you to continue, so you should be ready to stop and wait.
A Move over to the left
B Pull up on the left
C Stop immediately
D Turn left at the next junction
Correct Answer: B Pull up on the left
Explanation: You must pull up on the left as soon as it's safe to do so and switch off your engine.
Correct Answer: D
Explanation: Other warning signs are the same shape and colour, but the 'give way' triangle points downwards. When you see this sign, you must give way to traffic on the road that you're about to enter.
A Buses turning
B Keep right
C Mini-roundabout
D Ring road
Correct Answer: C Mini-roundabout
Explanation: When you see this sign, look out for any direction signs and judge whether you need to signal your intentions. Do this in good time so that other road users approaching the roundabout know what you're planning to do.
A When an emergency arises
B When answering a mobile phone
C When checking a road map
D When taking a short rest
Correct Answer: A When an emergency arises
Explanation: The hard shoulder should only be used in a genuine emergency. If possible, and if it's safe, use a roadside telephone to call for help. This will give your exact location to the operator. Never cross the carriageway or a slip road to use a telephone on the other side of the road.
A To avoid puncturing the tyres on the edge of the drain covers
B To avoid splashing pedestrians on the pavement
C To help judge the bend using the drain covers as marker points
D To prevent the motorcycle sliding on the metal drain covers
Correct Answer: D To prevent the motorcycle sliding on the metal drain covers
Explanation: Other drivers or riders may have to change course due to the size or characteristics of their vehicle. Understanding this will help you to anticipate their actions. Motorcyclists and cyclists will be checking the road ahead for uneven or slippery surfaces, especially in wet weather. They may need to move across their lane to avoid surface hazards such as potholes and drain covers.
A The licensing authority
B The registered vehicle keeper
C The vehicle manufacturer
D Your insurance company
Correct Answer: B The registered vehicle keeper
Explanation: It's your legal responsibility to keep the details on your vehicle registration certificate (V5C) up to date. You should tell the licensing authority about any changes. These include your name, address or vehicle details. If you don't do this, you may have problems when you try to sell your vehicle.
A Use all the lanes, including the hard shoulder
B Use any lane except the hard shoulder
C Use the hard shoulder only
D Use the three right-hand lanes only
Correct Answer: A Use all the lanes, including the hard shoulder
Explanation: You must obey mandatory speed-limit signs above motorway lanes, including the hard shoulder. In this case, you can use the hard shoulder as a running lane but you should look for any vehicles that may have broken down and may be blocking the hard shoulder.
A Areas with hatch markings
B Hazard warning lines
C Other drivers flashing their lights
D Variable message signs
Correct Answer: D Variable message signs
Explanation: Follow the instructions given by the signs or by tunnel officials. In congested tunnels, a minor incident can soon turn into a major one, with serious or even fatal results.
A When an ambulance is on its way
B When bystanders advise you to
C When bystanders will help you
D When there's further danger
Correct Answer: D When there's further danger
Explanation: Don't move a casualty unless there's further danger; for example, from other traffic or fire. They may have unseen or internal injuries. Moving them unnecessarily could cause further injury. Don't remove a motorcyclist's helmet unless it's essential.
A Make sure the injured person is kept warm
B Place them in the recovery position
C Treat the person for shock
D Warn other traffic
Correct Answer: D Warn other traffic
Explanation: The most immediate danger is further collisions and fire. You could warn other traffic by switching on hazard warning lights, displaying an advance warning triangle or sign (but not on a motorway), or by any other means that doesn't put you or others at risk.
A They might not want you to
B They'll get too cold if you do this
C This could result in more serious injury
D You could scratch the helmet
Correct Answer: C This could result in more serious injury
Explanation: When someone is injured, any movement that isn't absolutely necessary should be avoided, since it could make the injuries worse. Unless it's essential to remove a motorcyclist's helmet, it's generally safer to leave it in place.
A The driver
B The road
C The vehicle
D The weather
Correct Answer: A The driver
Explanation: Skidding is usually caused by driver error. You should always adjust your driving to take account of the road and weather conditions.
A Select a high gear and use the brakes carefully
B Select a high gear and use the brakes firmly
C Select a low gear and avoid using the brakes
D Select a low gear and use the brakes carefully
Correct Answer: D Select a low gear and use the brakes carefully
Explanation: When driving down a steep hill, gravity will cause your vehicle to speed up. This will make it more difficult for you to stop. To help keep your vehicle's speed under control, select a lower gear to give you more engine braking and make careful use of the brakes.
A Allow the cyclist time and room
B Tap your horn and drive through first
C Try to move off before the cyclist
D Turn right but give the cyclist room
Correct Answer: A Allow the cyclist time and room
Explanation: Hold back and allow the cyclist to move off. Some junctions have special areas marked across the front of the traffic lane. These allow cyclists to wait for the lights to change and move off ahead of other traffic.
A Driving slowly
B Emergency stop
C Hill start
D Reversing
Correct Answer: D Reversing
Explanation: You may remove your seat belt while you're carrying out a manoeuvre that includes reversing. However, you must remember to put it back on again before you resume driving.
A No overtaking
B No parking
C The approach to a hazard
D The edge of the carriageway
Correct Answer: D The edge of the carriageway
Explanation: A continuous white line is used on many roads to indicate the edge of the carriageway. This can be useful when visibility is restricted. The line is discontinued at junctions, lay-bys, and entrances to or exits from private drives.
Correct Answer: D Tyres
Explanation: Turning the steering wheel when the car isn't moving is known as dry steering. It can cause unnecessary wear to the tyres and steering mechanism.
A Lock them out of sight
B Park near a bus stop
C Park near a school entrance
D Put them in a carrier bag
Correct Answer: A Lock them out of sight
Explanation: If you have to leave valuables in your car, lock them out of sight. This is the best way to deter an opportunist thief.
A Not under any circumstances
B When there's nowhere else available
C When you're dropping off children
D When you're picking up children
Correct Answer: A Not under any circumstances
Explanation: You shouldn't stop on yellow zigzag lines outside schools, not even to set down or pick up children or other passengers. This is to make sure passing drivers and pedestrians have an unobstructed view.
A In a garage
B In a quiet car park
C Near a red route
D On a busy road
Correct Answer: A In a garage
Explanation: If you have a garage, use it. Your vehicle is less likely to be a victim of car crime if it's in a garage. Also, in winter, the windows will be kept free from ice and snow.
A Dipped headlights
B Front fog lights
C Main-beam headlights
D Sidelights only
Correct Answer: A Dipped headlights
Explanation: If you're driving behind other traffic on the motorway at night, use dipped headlights. Main-beam headlights will dazzle the other drivers. Your headlights' dipped beam should fall short of the vehicle in front.
A When the motorway is lit
B When there are vehicles close in front of you
C When you're travelling below 50 mph
D When your vehicle is broken down on the hard shoulder
Correct Answer: D When your vehicle is broken down on the hard shoulder
Explanation: Always use your headlights at night on a motorway unless you've had to stop on the hard shoulder. If you break down and have to use the hard shoulder, switch off your headlights but leave your sidelights on, so that other road users can see your vehicle.
A The driver wants you to overtake
B The other car is going to change lanes
C There's a police speed check ahead
D Traffic ahead is slowing or stopping suddenly
Correct Answer: D Traffic ahead is slowing or stopping suddenly
Explanation: If the vehicle in front shows its hazard warning lights, there may be an incident, stopped traffic or queuing traffic ahead. By keeping a safe distance from the vehicle in front, you're able to look beyond it and see any hazards well ahead.
A Details about your vehicle
B The name of your vehicle's insurance company
C Your driving licence details
D Your employer's details
Correct Answer: A Details about your vehicle
Explanation: Have the correct details ready before you use the emergency telephone. The operator will need to know the details of your vehicle and its fault. For your own safety, always face the traffic when you speak on a roadside telephone.
A As you're passing or just after the junction
B It would be better not to signal at all
C Just before you reach the junction
D Well before you reach the junction
Correct Answer: A As you're passing or just after the junction
Explanation: You need to signal to let other drivers know your intentions. However, if you indicate too early, they may think you're turning left into the junction. Correct timing of the signal is very important to avoid misleading others.
A When driving on a motorway to warn traffic behind of a hazard ahead
B When warning oncoming traffic that you intend to stop
C When you're double-parked on a two-way road
D When your direction indicators aren't working
Correct Answer: A When driving on a motorway to warn traffic behind of a hazard ahead
Explanation: Hazard warning lights are an important safety feature. Use them when driving on a motorway to warn traffic behind you of danger ahead. You should also use them if your vehicle has broken down and is causing an obstruction.
A Brake sharply to a stop
B Set your mirror to dazzle the other driver
C Set your mirror to the anti-dazzle position
D Switch your rear lights on and off
Correct Answer: C Set your mirror to the anti-dazzle position
Explanation: The interior mirror of most vehicles can be set to an anti-dazzle position. You'll still be able to see the lights of the traffic behind you, but the dazzle will be greatly reduced.
A Direction indicators may not work properly
B Electrical systems could be overloaded
C The bulbs would fail
D They may be confused with brake lights
Correct Answer: D They may be confused with brake lights
Explanation: If your rear fog lights are left on when it isn't foggy, the glare they cause makes it difficult for road users behind to know whether you're braking or you've just forgotten to turn off your rear fog lights. This can be a particular problem on wet roads and on motorways. If you leave your rear fog lights on at night, road users behind you are likely to be dazzled and this could put them at risk.
A Competitive
B Considerate
C Defensive
D Responsible
Correct Answer: A Competitive
Explanation: Competitive driving increases the risks to everyone and is the opposite of responsible, considerate and defensive driving. Defensive driving is about questioning the actions of other road users and being prepared for the unexpected. Don't be taken by surprise.
A To allow you to drive anyone else's vehicle
B To give you a discount on your MOT
C To improve your basic driving skills
D To increase your mechanical knowledge
Correct Answer: C To improve your basic driving skills
Explanation: After passing your practical driving test, you can take further training. One option is known as the Pass Plus scheme. It's designed to improve your basic driving skills and involves a series of modules, including night-time and motorway driving.
A Can of petrol
B Fire extinguisher
C Jump leads
D Road map
Correct Answer: B Fire extinguisher
Explanation: Various items - such as a first aid kit and a fire extinguisher - can provide invaluable help in the event of a collision or breakdown. They could even save a life.