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LGV Theory Test Questions

930 Questions

Image	Question	Topic
	You’re waiting for the emergency services to arrive at the scene of an incident. A pedestrian’s leg is bleeding heavily, but there’s nothing embedded in the wound. What should you do to help?
	You’re waiting to come out of a side road. Why should you look carefully for motorcycles?
	You’re waiting to turn left at a junction. In your mirror you can see a cyclist moving up between the kerb and the nearside of your vehicle. How should you deal with the cyclist?
	You’re waiting to turn right in this lorry (arrowed). What danger should you be most aware of?
	You’re working on the platform of a flat-bed lorry. What’s the safest way to get down to the ground?
	You’ve been asked to drive a fully loaded petrol tanker back to the depot. It has a maximum authorised mass of 10 tonnes. What must you have before you can drive this vehicle?
	You’ve been convicted of a drink-drive offence and banned from driving. Which entitlement will this ban affect?
	You’ve been convicted of driving while unfit through drink or drugs. What will increase in cost when you start driving again?
	You’ve been driving a lorry without a break for four-and-a-half hours. Under EU rules, you must now take a break. How long must this break be?
	You’ve been driving non-stop since 5.00 am. The time is now 9.30 am. Under EU rules, what length of break must you take?
	You’ve been involved in an incident and damaged some property. What should you do if nobody else is present and your vehicle is still roadworthy?
	You’ve been issued with protective clothing. Who’s responsible for its use?
	You’ve been stopped at a roadside check. What would staff from the environmental health department be checking?
	You’ve been taking medicine for a few days, and it has made you feel drowsy. Today you feel better, but you still need to take the medicine. When should you drive?
	You’ve driven a long distance and feel tired. Your tachograph shows that you haven’t exceeded your driving hours. What should you do in these circumstances?
	You’ve finished recoupling. How should you make sure that the tractor and trailer are secure?
	You’ve had an incident while driving through a tunnel. You aren’t injured but your vehicle can’t be driven. What’s the first thing you should do in this situation?
	You’ve had to change a wheel on your vehicle. When should the wheel nuts be checked again?
	You’ve just overtaken another large vehicle. How do you know when it’s safe to move back to the nearside lane?
	You’ve just overtaken another vehicle on a motorway. What should you avoid when moving back to the left?
	You’ve just parked a lorry on the side of the road. What should you do just before dismounting from the cab?
	You’ve just refilled your fuel tank. What must you check before driving away from the fuel pump?
	You’ve just started the engine. What must you do if the brake air-pressure warning light is showing?
	You’ve parked for a short time in a town while you plan your route. What should you do while your vehicle is parked?
	You’ve parked on the roadside. What must you do before leaving the vehicle?
	You’ve parked your vehicle on level ground to deliver a load of building materials. What should you do before using the vehicle-mounted crane?
	You’ve stopped at a pelican crossing. What should you do if the lights have changed to green but a disabled person is still crossing?
	You’ve stopped at the scene of an incident where there are casualties. What should you do to help?
	You’ve stopped for an elderly pedestrian who’s slowly crossing the road. What should you do if traffic behind you is being held up?
	You’ve stopped on a firm, level surface. What’s the first thing you must do before you uncouple the trailer?