Road and Line Markings Theory Test

UK Road Signs, Road Lines and Road Marking Theory Test. All practice questions and answers are free. All UK road signs mock tests based on UK highway code manual.

Where would these road markings be located?

Zebra crossings

One-way streets

Level / railway crossings

Motorways and dual carriageways

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What does solid double white lines in the centre of the road mean?

Is simply road lines to divide the two sides of the carriageway

Is the edge markings of a bus lane

Means no parking

Informs traffic traveling on both carriageways they must not overtake

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White zigzag lines are used at

Pedestrian crossings to warn motorists of the hazard ahead

Pedestrian crossings to inform motorists not to park during times shown

Pedestrian crossings to inform motorists not to park

Outside of schools to inform motorists not to park

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From your side of the road, these lines mean

You must not overtake / cross the lines under any condition

Hazardous road, advisable not to overtake / cross the lines

You can overtake / cross the lines only providing it is clear ahead

You can overtake / cross the lines under specific circumstances

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Sign obscured by tree, at this junction you should

Stop even if it is clear

Give way only as stopping unnecessarily can be dangerous

It is advisable to stop due to dangerous junction

Stop only if traffic is approaching

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Zig Zag lines found outside schools, you must not stop

Except to pick up children

Unless there is nowhere else to stop

At all under any circumstances

Except to set down children

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When can you drive in a bus lane?

From 8pm to 6am every day

Only if there’s a time plate and only outside of its hours of operation

At any time

Never

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On double red lines you may

Park during times shown on time plate only

None of the above

Parking prohibited, although briefly wait to set down or pick up passengers

Park at any time

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This white arrow on the road ahead means

There’s a bend in the road to the left ahead

To keep left

Vehicles on opposite carriageway have priority

Junction to the left just ahead

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The road markings in the centre of this road mean?

Separates opposite flows of traffic, advisable not to cross

Used to separate opposing flow lanes on a dual carriageway

Separates opposite flows of traffic, must not be crossed

Dedicated lane for motorcyclists only

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Approaching a roundabout you see this line. You must

Give way to traffic from the left

Give way to traffic from the right

Continue ahead as other traffic must give way to you

Stop at the line

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On some roads, this marking appears just before a

No entry sign

Stop sign

Give way sign

One-way traffic sign

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On this single yellow line, you may

Parking is prohibited 24 hours of every day

Park outside of the hours of control

Park at any time

Park only on Sundays and bank holidays

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The yellow criss-cross lines on roads inform

A motorist that the yellow box area must be kept clear at all times

May enter the yellow box only when their traffic light turns to green

Motorists they must only enter the yellow box area if their exit is clear

Motorists they are entering a tram crossing area

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Long white lines with short gaps in centre of road means?

Informs drivers they are approaching a hazard

Are used in locations prone to flooding

Is simply a central carriageway dividing line

Clearway – stopping is prohibited

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