04 - PRACTICE DVLA DRIVING THEORY TEST

We know that taking the driving theory test as part of your driving licence can cause anxiety in even the most confident driver. That is why we designed this free practice DVLA driving theory test so that you can practise and get an idea of what types of questions will be asked on the actual test.

Electronic stability control can't help you if…?

You're already skidding

You're travelling to slow

You're travelling too fast

You've braked too hard

Question 1 of 25

Traffic officers on motorways have the legal power to do what?

Impound your vehicle

Order you to follow their directions

Issue you with a fine

Arrest you

Question 2 of 25

When you're steering, you should be looking…?

At the front of your vehicle

At your hands

A metre in front of your vehicle

Well ahead

Question 3 of 25

Double broken white lines across your half of the road when you want to enter another road show that…?

Nobody has priority

You have priority over traffic already on the road

None of the above

Traffic already on the road has priority

Question 4 of 25

You may drive in a high occupancy vehicle lane if your vehicle contains the minimum number of people indicated on the sign or…?

The alternative lane is blocked with stationary traffic

No exceptions

To get to a junction half a mile or less ahead

The lane is empty

Question 5 of 25

What colour are motorway signs?

Green with blue lettering

Blue with white lettering

Green with white lettering

Blue with green lettering

Question 6 of 25

If you can't provide your details at the scene of an accident involving another person, an animal or damage to another vehicle or property, you must report the incident to the police within…?

24 hours

36 hours

One week

48 hours

Question 7 of 25

The first thing to do when entering the driver's seat in a new vehicle is to check…?

That the parking brake is applied

That you can see the road clearly

That the seat is properly adjusted

That the steering column is properly adjusted

Question 8 of 25

Hazard signs warn you of the oncoming hazard, but they do not…?

Tell you what speed to choose

Tell you what gear you should be in

Tell you how to deal with the hazard

Do any of these things

Question 9 of 25

When reversing, your right hand should hold the steering wheel…?

At about 6 o'clock

At about 9 o'clock

At about 12 o'clock

At about 3 o'clock

Question 10 of 25

Where there are chevrons painted on the carriageway on a motorway, you should leave at least how many between yourself and the vehicle in front?

Question 11 of 25

When you suspect that a road is slippery, you should…?

Speed up

Cover the brakes

Grip the wheel more tightly

Reduce speed

Question 12 of 25

You should always adjust your mirrors…?

While travelling less than 15 mph

When you reach full speed

Before setting off

While travelling less than 5 mph

Question 13 of 25

When you have missed a turning, the best thing to do is…?

Make a U-turn as soon as possible

Drive on to the next turn and work back

Stop and reverse if possible

Make a three-point turn as soon as possible

Question 14 of 25

If you're on the motorway and you see serious congestion ahead, you can warn other drivers by doing what?

Flashing your brake lights

Making a hand signal

Flashing your hazard lights

Sounding your horn

Question 15 of 25

You can use a mobile phone in your vehicle…?

When safety parked with the engine on

When fully stopped at traffic lights

When fully stopped in a traffic jam

When safely parked with the engine off

Question 16 of 25

As soon as you start to skid in a non-ABS equipped car you should do what?

Release the brake

Pump the brake

Apply the handbrake

Apply the brake harder

Question 17 of 25

Which of these does ABS do?

Removes any chance of skidding

Any of these depending on conditions

Increases the chance of skidding

Reduces the chance of skidding

Question 18 of 25

Your driving mirrors should always be used…?

Before any pulling out manoeuvre

Before any reversing manoeuvre

Before any overtaking manoeuvre

Before every manoeuvre you make

Question 19 of 25

Unless signs tell you otherwise, if you are towing a caravan or trailer you should not exceed what speed on single carriageways?

50 mph

40 mph

30 mph

60 mph

Question 20 of 25

When you've driven through deep water, what's the first thing you should check?

Your mirrors

Your steering

Your acceleration

Your brakes

Question 21 of 25

If the rear of your vehicle is skidding out to the right, you should do what?

Steer to the left

Let go of the steering wheel

Steer straight on

Steer to the right

Question 22 of 25

The clutch can be found…?

On the left of the pedal group

Any of these depending on manufacturer

In the middle of the pedal group

On the right of the pedal group

Question 23 of 25

The fog is so thick that you only have reflective road studs to guide yourself. You should…?

Drive with your left tyre running over them

Drive with your right tyre running over them

Straddle them

Stay between them

Question 24 of 25

If an oil pressure warning light is showing on your vehicle, you should…?

Have it checked at the next service

Have it checked within a week

Stop driving and have it checked immediately

Have it checked within 12 hours of driving

Question 25 of 25

Practice DVLA Driving Theory Test

Before you are permitted to drive without supervision within the UK, you are expected to pass two tests; the theory and the practical driving tests. You are also required to acquire a Provisional Driving Licence before you take either of the tests. To get your full driving licence, it’s imperative that you pass the theory test. The one thing you would not want is to re-sit your theory test. Having that in mind, here is practice DVLA driving theory test that would help you pass your theory test in the first attempt.

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