Driving Theory Test Practice 2026 - DVSA Theory Test

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Whilst you are driving through the rain, your steering becomes unresponsive. What should you do?

Steer harder until it becomes responsive.

Brake firmly and slow down.

Ease off the accelerator and slow down gradually.

Accelerate.

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A cover note is provided by insurers in some situations and is:

A certificate of your MOT results

A driving licence

Details about the value of your car

A temporary insurance certificate

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Which of the following factors will NOT affect the distance it takes for you to stop?

Your speed

The quality of your tyres

Weather conditions

What time of the day it is

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In an emergency, how should you brake if your vehicle is NOT equipped with an anti-lock braking system (ABS)?

Brake consistently and firmly.

Apply both your parking brake and your footbrake firmly.

Brake as firmly as possible without causing the wheels to lock up.

Use your parking brake to slow down.

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You see a large white triangle painted on the road before a junction. What does this mean?

You can drive straight through the junction.

You must give way to traffic on the main road at the junction.

You must stop and give way at the junction.

You have priority at the junction.

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You have been drinking heavily. Which of the following will help you sober up so you can drive?

Waiting

Drinking water or eating

Vigorous exercise

All of the above

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When are passing motorists and pedestrians most at risk when you are reversing into a side road?

Once you have finished

During the manoeuvre

After entering the side road that you have just reversed into

Before you begin reversing

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Which way should you steer if you skid?

Steer out of the skid.

Steer in whichever direction you feel is right.

Steer into the skid.

Keep your steering wheel still.

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You’re driving on a motorway, and the traffic is particularly busy. The driver directly behind your car is closer than the recommended time gap. What is the best way to reduce the chance of an accident?

Activate your hazards to warn the driver behind

Indicate, and swerve onto the hard shoulder to get out of the motorist’s way

Slam on the brakes hard if you need to

Separate the gap between you and the vehicle that’s in front of you

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When must you dip your high-beam headlights?

When your headlights could dazzle a pedestrian

All of the above

When you are in a built-up area

When your headlights could dazzle another driver

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What is the minimum distance it would take a car travelling at 60mph to come to a stop?

73m (240ft)

53m (174ft)

96m (315ft)

58m (190ft)

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You have to stop for children playing on the road in a Home Zone. Which of the following is true?

They have the absolute right to be on the road; carefully drive around them.

You should not be here; motor vehicles are not permitted in home zones.

They shouldn’t be playing here; sound your horn and push through.

They have every right to play here; stop and give them time to move.

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When red and amber are showing on traffic lights, this indicates:

That you need to wait for the light to change to green before you continue

That the next light change will be to red only

That you can proceed if there are no obstructions immediately ahead of you

That the traffic lights are currently faulty

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You have stopped for a train at a level crossing with flashing red lights. The train has passed, but the lights have not gone out. What should you do?

Drive across only if you do not see any trains nearby.

Wait.

Drive across.

Slowly edge forward up to the tracks to get a better view.

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You arrive at a pelican crossing with a central island. Should you treat this as one crossing or two?

The choice is regulated by signs on the central island.

It depends on how much of a hurry you are in.

Treat it as one crossing.

Treat it as two crossings.

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How close to a junction are you allowed to park?

No closer than 5 metres

As close as you want

No closer than 10 metres

No closer than one car length

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While nearing a mini-roundabout, you are keeping your eye on the lorry ahead. Although they are indicating to the left, they are positioned on the right-hand side of the lane. You need to:

Surpass the lorry on the left-hand side

Keep your distance

Follow the lorry’s direction

Beep the horn to alert the lorry driver of your presence

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Who is legally responsible for ensuring that a child under 14 is secured by a seat belt or child restraint?

The child’s parent

The child

No one; seat belts are optional.

The driver

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You arrive at a mini-roundabout with a painted central island. Can you drive over the island?

Yes, but only if you are driving a vehicle that is too large to avoid the centre.

No.

Yes.

Yes, but only if no other traffic is present.

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Can you wait, load, unload, or park by a kerb with a single red line?

Yes, but only to load and unload.

No.

Yes, a sign nearby will state at which times you may stop there.

Yes, at any time.

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You wish to park a manual car facing downhill next to a kerb. How should you park?

Leave your car in reverse and steer away from the kerb.

Apply your parking brake, leave your car in reverse, and steer towards the kerb.

Leave your car in first gear and steer away from the kerb.

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You are approaching a pair of alternately flashing red lights. What should you do?

Come to a complete stop and do not proceed.

Turn around and go back.

Come to a complete stop and proceed when you judge it safe.

Slow down and only proceed when it is safe.

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You are approaching a bend, but you are travelling too fast. When should you brake?

During the bend

Not at all

Before the bend

After the bend

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You see a zebra crossing with a central island. Should you treat this as one crossing or two?

Treat it as two crossings.

It depends on how much of a hurry you are in.

The choice is regulated by signs on the central island.

Treat it as one crossing.

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What should you do if your car becomes trapped on a level crossing?

Use the railway telephone to report the incident.

Try to push the car off if there are no trains approaching.

Do all of the above.

Get everyone out of the car and away from the crossing.

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You arrive at a level crossing with a flashing red signal. What must you do?

Stop until the lights stop flashing.

Stop and proceed when it is safe.

Proceed through with care.

Slow down and only proceed when it is safe.

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At which of the following places should you drive with extra caution?

Near a tram stop

All of the above

Near a bus stop

Near a stopped ice cream truck

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Two vehicles meet head to head on a steep single-track road. Which vehicle has priority?

The larger vehicle

The vehicle heading downhill

The slower vehicle

The vehicle heading uphill

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You are travelling on the motorway. You have passed a fog warning sign with flashing amber lights. You will know that the fog alert has been lifted when

neither of the above occurs.

you pass a sign whose amber lights are not flashing.

you pass a sign giving the ‘All clear’ (‘End’) message.

either of the above occurs.

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You have arrived at the scene of an accident and someone is hurt. What is the first thing you should do?

Offer the injured person food or drink.

Make sure the scene is safe and call for help.

Remove the injured person from his or her car.

Do all of the above.

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What should you do at an amber traffic light?

Drive through if you can beat the red light.

Stop.

Drive through.

Stop unless it is unsafe to do so.

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You need to give first aid. What does the ‘R’ in the acronym DRABC stand for?

Resuscitate

Revive

Recover

Response

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When can you use a hand-held mobile phone while driving?

Never

At any time

Only to call 999 in an emergency in which it is unsafe to stop

When you have a full and unrestricted driver’s license

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Which of the following road users can use a toucan crossing along with pedestrians?

Motorbikes

Trams

Cyclists

Buses

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You see a flashing amber light at a pelican crossing. Do you need to stop here?

Yes.

Yes, but only if there are pedestrians using the crossing.

No, but the light will shortly turn red.

No, you only need to stop at a red light.

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You need to give first aid. What does the ‘C’ in the acronym DRABC stand for?

Complete

Compressions

Control

Compensate

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Can you drive through a pelican crossing with a green light?

Yes, but only if there are no pedestrians crossing.

No, you must wait.

Yes, but only if there are no pedestrians on your side of the road.

Yes, at any time.

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You see a pedestrian walking with a dog with a red-and-white harness. Which of the following is most likely?

This is just an ordinary pedestrian.

This pedestrian is blind and deaf.

This pedestrian likes to dress up dogs.

This pedestrian is blind.

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If another road user flashes their lights at you, this means that:

They need to warn you of where they are

They are giving you right of way

There could be a speed camera ahead

They want to alert you that there is a fault with your car

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When may you drive with your fog lights on?

At any time

At night or when visibility is poor due to fog, smoke, or mist

At night

When visibility is severely restricted by fog, smoke, or mist

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Can you wait, load, unload, or park by a kerb with a double red line?

No, never.

Yes, at any time.

Yes, but only to load and unload.

Yes, a sign nearby will state at which times you may stop there.

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You see a traffic signal with red, amber, green, and white lights. What does the white light mean?

This light is for bus drivers only.

All drivers must stop.

This light is for tram drivers only.

The traffic signal is out of order.

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Which road crossing has been designed for both cyclists and walkers?

Zebra

Puffin

Pelican

Toucan

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You are driving on the motorway. When can you overtake on the left?

Never

At any time

Only during the day when visibility is good

Only when traffic is congested

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Which of the following is the most important consideration when fitting a rear-facing baby seat?

Will the baby have a good view of the road?

Can the baby see you from its seat?

Is the baby seat installed in a seat equipped with a frontal airbag?

Will the baby seat’s Dora the Explorer print match your seat covers?

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Your vehicle has broken down on a motorway. How should you place your warning triangle?

Do not place it at all.

Place it at least 70 metres behind your vehicle.

Place it at least 45 metres in front of your vehicle.

Place it at least 45 metres behind your vehicle.

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What does a signal with flashing red lights beside the motorway mean?

All traffic should proceed with care.

The centre lanes are closed.

Reduce speed; there is a hazard ahead.

No traffic should continue past this signal.

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You are permitted to flash your headlights

to encourage a slower driver to move out of your way.

to warn another road user of your presence.

to warn another driver of a traffic camera.

to tell another driver to proceed ahead of you.

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Which of the following statements about large vehicles (such as buses and articulated lorries) is FALSE?

Following a large vehicle closely will improve visibility and make passing safer.

Large vehicles can block your view.

The speed limit for large vehicles may be 56 mph (90 km/h).

Large vehicles may require more than one lane when they turn at a junction.

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When must you use your headlights during the day?

When visibility is reduced to 200 metres or less

Never

When visibility is reduced to 100 metres or less

Always

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