-- Choose an answer -- A B C D

-- Choose an answer -- give an arm signal as well as using your indicators signal so that other drivers can slow down for you look over your shoulder for a final check select a higher gear than normal

-- Choose an answer -- not in operation at all only in operation at peak times in operation 24 hours a day only in operation in daylight hours

  -- Choose an answer -- inform your local police station get on as best you can not inform anyone as you hold a full licence inform the licensing authority

-- Choose an answer -- reduce the tyre pressures drive continually using full choke accelerate and brake sharply walk or cycle when you can

-- Choose an answer -- 38 metres (125 feet) 14 metres (46 feet) 24 metres (79 feet) 55 metres (180 feet)

-- Choose an answer -- improves the driver's control makes steering easier reduces the driver's control uses more fuel

  -- Choose an answer -- the parked car (arrowed A) the pedestrian waiting to cross (arrowed B) the moving car (arrowed C) the car turning (arrowed D)

  -- Choose an answer -- end of two way road give priority to vehicles coming towards you you have priority over vehicles coming towards you bus lane ahead

  -- Choose an answer -- a vehicle overtaking you no white lines in the centre of the road no sign to warn you of the bend pedestrians walking towards you

  -- Choose an answer -- at a local demolition site down a water drain at the local authority site on nearby waste land

  -- Choose an answer -- carry on but drive slowly leave the motorway at the next exit complete your journey as quickly as possible stop on the hard shoulder

-- Choose an answer -- slow down and wave the pedestrian across continue reversing ans steer round the pedestrian stop and give way continue reversing and sound your horn

-- Choose an answer -- physically disabled deaf only blind only deaf and blind

-- Choose an answer -- they need to listen for following traffic motorcycles do not have mirrors looking around helps them balance as they turn they need to check for traffic in their blind area

  -- Choose an answer -- you do not brake quickly enough excessive brake pressure has been applied you have not seen a hazard ahead speeding on slippery road surfaces

-- Choose an answer -- certainly be killed certainly survive probably be killed probably survive

  -- Choose an answer -- cyclists motorcyclists high sided vehicles cars

-- Choose an answer -- maintain a reduced speed throughout accelerate quickly between each one always keep to the maximum legal speed drive slowly at school times only

  -- Choose an answer -- visibility is seriously reduced they are fitted above the bumper they are not as bright as the headlights an audible warning device is used

-- Choose an answer -- only turn them on in heavy traffic conditions remember not to use them on motorways only use them with dipped headlights remember to switch them off as visibility improves

-- Choose an answer -- give you a good view of the road ahead stop following traffic from rushing through the junction prevent traffic behind you from overtaking allow you to hurry through the traffic lights if they change

  -- Choose an answer -- because there is space available to reverse if you need to to allow you direct access to the overtaking lanes to build up speed similar to traffic on the motorway because you can continue on the hard shoulder

-- Choose an answer -- stay close to the carriageway face the oncoming traffic keep your back to the traffic keep your head in the kiosk

-- Choose an answer -- 20 mph 30 mph 40 mph 60 mph

  -- Choose an answer -- park facing the traffic park with sidelights on park with dipped headlights on park near a street light

-- Choose an answer -- keep just left of the middle of the road keep in the middle of the road swing out wide just before turning keep well to the left of the road

  -- Choose an answer -- T-junction no through road telephone box ahead toilet ahead

  -- Choose an answer -- to avoid flattening the battery