What is the legal minimum tread depth for a car tyre?

All vehicles must display parking lights when parked on a road or a lay-by at the side of a road with a speed limit greater than:

What is the largest vehicle that can be driven on a category B licence?

What do you need, and how can you check if a vehicle is taxed and holds a current MoT?

In April 2011, Continual Insurance Enforcement commenced. This means that:

A new vehicle is delivered. What document would you check the details of the vehicle with?

You wish to tow a small trailer. What is the maximum size allowed on a Category B licence?

When driving an unfamiliar vehicle the driver needs to be aware of:

According to the book Driving the Essential Skills, moving off in snow and ice can sometimes be improved if your vehicle is equipped with:

Which of the following statements is false?

What is a category C1 vehicle defined as?

What is the maximum laden weight of a vehicle allowed in the right hand lane of a motorway with 3 or more lanes?

Anti-freeze contains a corrosion inhibitor, which reduces rust and oxidation and prolongs the life of the system.

True or False: Worn shock absorbers make a vehicle difficult to control but have no impact on you stoppin distance

True or False: You cant guess tyre pressures just by looking at a tyre, except when its obviously flat.

If your steering becomes heavy or erratic, what is the probable cause? (Select more than one answer)

True or False: The maximum speed limit for a goods vehicle exceeding 7.5t maximum laden weight in England and Wales on a single carriageway is 50mph

True or False: The maximum speed for a car towing a caravan or trailer on a motorway is 50mph

Driving without insurance leads to:

True or False: If you are driving with passengers they are responsible for there own saftey

SORN stands for:

True or False: If you passed a car test after 1st of January 1997 you are restricted on the weight of trailer you can tow

What is the stopping distance for 50mph?

True or False: The speed limit is the absolute maximum and does not mean it is safe to drive at that speed irrespective of the conditions

What is the thinking distance at 70mph?

What information does a driver need to log into their ‘View your driving licence information’ on the GOV.UK website?

The holder of a licence with an incorrect address is liable, if prosecuted, to a fine of:

How can you identify that the licence belongs to the holder?

When inspecting the driving licence you notice that the Issuing Authority is DVA. This means that the licence is:

How long does the photo on a photocard driving licence last for?

At the age of 70 you want to continue driving. What is the current system of continuing to drive?

How long may an EU licence holder drive in the UK?

If you park on a hill you should (Select more than one answer)

You have been asked to train a client who informs you that they are on medication that stipulates ‘Do not operate machinery’. What are the implications of this?

You are a fleet trainer and have a driving assessment today and need to check their licence before you do any on road driving. The driver doesn’t have their licence on them. What should you consider doing? (Select more than one answer)

It is mid-morning and you are about to train a client in a company vehicle. After carrying out the daily checks you notice that a headlight bulb has blown. What should you do?

It is a frosty morning and your car is covered in ice. Do you:

What advice do you give a client about clearing a vehicle covered in snow?

A driver must apply for a new licence before driving again if they are disqualified for:

You have been pre-warned that you are to be training a young man who has been reported twice in the previous six months on his employer’s ‘How’s my Driving?’ scheme. What action could you take? (Select more than one answer)

You are asked to train a client in their car. It is a top of the range model with technology that you have heard about, but not actually used before. What do you do?

You are asked to deliver some UK familiarisation training to a foreign student who has a good command of English. What would you look to making more of a priority in the briefing material if you were only asked to provide UK Familiarisation Training?

Who is responsible for a person under 14 wearing their seatbelt?

Car headlights must be switched on

In terms of security, what would be the best option of parking on the road at night?

A holder of an old style paper car licence has to inform the DVLA of a change of address. What form needs filling in?

In no more than two sentences describe what fine can be imposed on a business that has been found guilty of Corporate Manslaughter/Corporate Homicide?

Under the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974, an employer has certain responsibilities to their staff. Although it is not possible for an employer to eliminate all risks, there is one specific obligation with which they must comply. In no more than two sentences, describe the obligation.

The Health and Safety Offences Act 2008 was introduced 16th January 2009. In no more than three sentences describe how an organisation may now be affected by this legislation.

Before driving someone else’s vehicle you:

The weather forecast is predicting heavy snow in the morning and you are due to act as the leading facilitator for a course on the next day at a location some 200 miles away. Do you:

You are working for a company that uses a fleet of vehicles. You are allocated a vehicle that you are not familiar with. You have to go on a long business journey. Will you:

You arrive at the scene of an accident where two vehicles have collided. After considering your own safety, you approach the vehicles to find two people conscious but unable to move in one vehicle, and an unconscious person in the second. Your next action should be:

You experience trouble with your vehicle whilst travelling along a dual carriageway. You pull into the nearside of the road. Where should you attempt to get the car positioned?

What is meant by ‘lighting up time’?

If driving at night on a dual carriageway and you need to pull over to rest for a while, where would be the best place to do this if no service areas were available?

If you have driven through water, your brakes may be temporarily less effective. What should you do? (Select more than one answer)

When leaving a roundabout where is the most appropriate time to signal for your exit?

Which of the following statements is incorrect?

What is adverse camber?

True or False: Motorcyclists can be much more difficult to see in the fog as they only have one headlight and one tail light.

True or False: Much of the congestion on our roads is caused by work and school related travel.

At busy times, some stretches of motorway have variable speed limits shown above the lanes. The speed limit shown on these signs:

In many countries, emergency equipment must be carried. This can include: (Select more than one answer)

True or False: Winter tyres provide a better grip on the road than normal tyres, you can still use snow chains on roads that have been cleared of snow and ice as it will not damage your vehicle or the road surface.

When attending emergencies which of these vehicles may use a green flashing light

If traffic is travelling at a constant speed over a long distance it: (Select more than one answer)

True or False: If you find you’re in the wrong lane, you are entitled to cut across other drivers if it prevents you from missing your exit.

True or False: Looking over, under and through parked vehicles may help you to see a pedestrian who is otherwise hidden from your view.

When in heavy and slow-moving traffic: (Select more than one answer)

You can reduce your speed going into a corner by:

When driving on icy conditions, how many seconds gap should you leave?

True or False: When the vehicle behind is driving too close to you, ease off the accelerator very gradually and increase the gap between you and the vehicle in front.

You must not overtake: (Select more than one answer)

True or False: 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.

What do the following road markings mean?

What is the meaning of the following road marking?

What is the meaning of the following road marking?

What is the meaning of a white hatch marked area with a solid borderline?

What is the meaning of double yellow lines, where no accompanying plate exists?

‘No loading at any time’ is denoted by:

Double yellow lines along the edge of the carriageway refer to:

A single yellow line painted along the carriageway denotes:

What is a ‘secondary’ Stop line?

In first aid procedure, what does D.R.A.B.C. mean?

If your vehicle breaks down and you have a warning triangle what distance should it be placed behind the vehicle?

What piece of equipment should not be used at the scene of a breakdown on a motorway or motorway hard shoulder?

Rule 114 of the Highway Code explains that you must not use any lights in a way that would cause dazzle or cause discomfort to other road users, including pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders. How is this achievable?

At a Box Junction:

The stopping distance for a vehicle travelling at 70mph is:

A green filter arrow showing in the direction of travel means:

A steady amber light means:

The motorway matrix signs have two types of flashing lights. What direction do they flash?

The stopping distance at 40mph is:

Which statement is false?

What does the following sign mean?

When leaving a car parked at the side of the road and facing uphill the driver should ensure that:

You may cross double white lines when the line closest to you is solid to:

When must drivers and riders ensure their lights are on?

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