05 - Driving Theory Test Practice DVLA 2019

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 Driving Theory Test Practice DVLA so that you can practise and get an idea of what types of questions will be asked on the actual test.

If a set of traffic lights has failed, you should treat the junction as if…?

You have priority

It is a straight through road

It has no markings

It is a roundabout

Question 1 of 30

When travelling at 50 mph, the distance covered between identifying a hazard and applying the brakes will be approximately what?

18 m

9 m

12 m

15 m

Question 2 of 30

Two amber lights flashing warn traffic of what?

School crossing point ahead

Swing bridge ahead

Fire station ahead

Low-flying aircraft ahead

Question 3 of 30

When you're driving in wet conditions, if a car ahead passes a street sign, you should not reach that street sign for at least…?

Two seconds

Three seconds

One second

Four seconds

Question 4 of 30

Someone is overtaking you and has misjudged the proximity of oncoming traffic. What should you do?

Speed up to stop them making the manoeuvre

Hold your current speed and let them sort it out

Slow down to let them complete their manoeuvre

Sound your horn and veer out to block them

Question 5 of 30

When a cyclist looks over their shoulder at you, you should assume that…?

They are about to change course

They will move aside to let you through

They will hold their current course

They are aware that you are there

Question 6 of 30

Advanced stop lines are provided for…?

Cyclists and motorcyclists

Motorcyclists only

Cyclists

All vehicles under 3 m long

Question 7 of 30

On wet roads your stopping distance will be how much greater than on a dry one?

25%

100%

50%

75%

Question 8 of 30

You're approaching traffic light that is on amber. What should you do?

Speed up if you can pass through the light before it changes to red

Stop unless pulling up may cause an incident

Stop under all circumstances

Keep going unless pedestrians are waiting to cross

Question 9 of 30

An elderly pedestrian is taking a long time to get over crossing. You should…?

Pull round on the crossing when there is room

Wait patiently until they are across

Edge forward to the crossing boundary

Rev your engine to hurry them

Question 10 of 30

Coastguard vehicles on emergency calls use…?

Blue flashing lights

Red flashing lights

Green flashing lights

Amber flashing lights

Question 11 of 30

An ambulance may have to travel slowly even with flashing lights on for the comfort of its patient. If it is doing so…?

You may drive ahead of it

You must still pull out of its way

You may follow close behind it

You may overtake it

Question 12 of 30

Most overtaking incidents are caused by the overtaking driver hitting…?

A vehicle turning right

A vehicle coming from behind

A vehicle turning left

An oncoming vehicle

Question 13 of 30

The total stopping distance at 70 miles an hour will be approximately…?

114 m

96 m

73 m

53 m

Question 14 of 30

When driving along the road, you should be monitoring…?

The middle distance

The area immediately in front of you

The far distance

All of these areas

Question 15 of 30

When a pelican crossing is showing a flashing amber light, you may drive through if…?

It is safe to veer around a pedestrian

Any of these

There is no pedestrian on your side of the road

There is no pedestrian anywhere on the crossing

Question 16 of 30

When you see a large vehicle obstructing the road working on highway maintenance, e.g. hedge cutter, you should be especially aware of…?

Vehicles behind

Oncoming traffic

Motorcyclists

Hidden workmen on foot

Question 17 of 30

When waiting to make a right turn, you should position yourself…?

In the centre of your lane

As far to the right in your lane as is safe

With your right hand wheels on the lane dividing line

Straddling the lane dividing line

Question 18 of 30

You're approaching a left turn into a minor road that you wish to join; there's a cyclist between you and the junction. What should you do?

Shout a warning to the cyclist

Hoot to tell the cyclist that you are coming

Speed up to make the junction before the cyclist

Hang back until the cyclist has cleared the junction

Question 19 of 30

When overtaking you should take particular care to check for…?

Long vehicles

Horseriders

Motorcyclists

Farm traffic

Question 20 of 30

In normal free moving traffic, which of these is the only place where it is permissible to overtake on the left?

Anywhere you can use the hard shoulder

A two lane one-way street

A dual carriageway

A motorway

Question 21 of 30

A vehicle ahead of you moves to overtake the next vehicle down the road. You also want to overtake. What should you do?

Overtake both vehicles at once

Follow the other driver at a distance

Follow the other driver closely

Wait until the other driver has completed their overtake

Question 22 of 30

When approaching a left-hand bend, you should…?

Move to the right of your lane

Move halfway into the opposite lane if possible

Move to the left of your lane

Keep to the centre of your lane

Question 23 of 30

After a traffic light has displayed a red light, what is the next light in the cycle?

Amber

Green and amber together

Red and amber together

Green

Question 24 of 30

When approaching a tunnel, what should you do?

Switch on hazard lights

Switch on fog lights

Switch on full beam headlights

Switch on dipped headlights

Question 25 of 30

On a steep hill sign, which of these is the steepest?

1 in 10

15%

1 in 20

23%

Question 26 of 30

Pedestrians have priority over you on a zebra crossing if…?

All of these

They are on the other side of the central island

They are walking towards the crossing

They have set foot on the crossing

Question 27 of 30

When taking a bend, your speed should be at its lowest point at…?

The middle of the turn

Any of these depending on circumstances

The entrance to the turn

The exit to the turn

Question 28 of 30

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

Drive on to the next turn and work back

Stop and reverse if possible

Make a three-point turn as soon as possible

Make a U-turn as soon as possible

Question 29 of 30

When travelling in good dry conditions at 55 miles an hour, the gap between you and the vehicle in front should be…?

65 m

35 m

55 m

45 m

Question 30 of 30

Driving Theory Test Practice DVLA

Set a revision schedule for the theory test: It’s important that you put in the hours when preparing for a theory test. When going through your practice material, and revision, you could take a driving theory test practice DVLA as one of the constituents of your revision schedule. Despite the fact that these tests only offer the multiple choice part, they can be a good measure of your readiness. If the outcome of the test doesn’t go as expected, you can always reschedule your driving theory test to revise some more and build more confidence.

5 / 5 ( 1 vote )

05 - Driving Theory Test Practice DVLA 2019

If a set of traffic lights has failed, you should treat the junction as if…?

When travelling at 50 mph, the distance covered between identifying a hazard and applying the brakes will be approximately what?

Two amber lights flashing warn traffic of what?

When you're driving in wet conditions, if a car ahead passes a street sign, you should not reach that street sign for at least…?

Someone is overtaking you and has misjudged the proximity of oncoming traffic. What should you do?

When a cyclist looks over their shoulder at you, you should assume that…?

Advanced stop lines are provided for…?

On wet roads your stopping distance will be how much greater than on a dry one?

You're approaching traffic light that is on amber. What should you do?

An elderly pedestrian is taking a long time to get over crossing. You should…?

Coastguard vehicles on emergency calls use…?

An ambulance may have to travel slowly even with flashing lights on for the comfort of its patient. If it is doing so…?

Most overtaking incidents are caused by the overtaking driver hitting…?

The total stopping distance at 70 miles an hour will be approximately…?

When driving along the road, you should be monitoring…?

When a pelican crossing is showing a flashing amber light, you may drive through if…?

When you see a large vehicle obstructing the road working on highway maintenance, e.g. hedge cutter, you should be especially aware of…?

When waiting to make a right turn, you should position yourself…?

You're approaching a left turn into a minor road that you wish to join; there's a cyclist between you and the junction. What should you do?

When overtaking you should take particular care to check for…?

In normal free moving traffic, which of these is the only place where it is permissible to overtake on the left?

A vehicle ahead of you moves to overtake the next vehicle down the road. You also want to overtake. What should you do?

When approaching a left-hand bend, you should…?

After a traffic light has displayed a red light, what is the next light in the cycle?

When approaching a tunnel, what should you do?

On a steep hill sign, which of these is the steepest?

Pedestrians have priority over you on a zebra crossing if…?

When taking a bend, your speed should be at its lowest point at…?

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

When travelling in good dry conditions at 55 miles an hour, the gap between you and the vehicle in front should be…?

Driving Theory Test Practice DVLA

About

Links

Blog

05 - Driving Theory Test Practice DVLA 2019

If a set of traffic lights has failed, you should treat the junction as if…?

When travelling at 50 mph, the distance covered between identifying a hazard and applying the brakes will be approximately what?

Two amber lights flashing warn traffic of what?

When you're driving in wet conditions, if a car ahead passes a street sign, you should not reach that street sign for at least…?

Someone is overtaking you and has misjudged the proximity of oncoming traffic. What should you do?

When a cyclist looks over their shoulder at you, you should assume that…?

Advanced stop lines are provided for…?

On wet roads your stopping distance will be how much greater than on a dry one?

You're approaching traffic light that is on amber. What should you do?

An elderly pedestrian is taking a long time to get over crossing. You should…?

Coastguard vehicles on emergency calls use…?

An ambulance may have to travel slowly even with flashing lights on for the comfort of its patient. If it is doing so…?

Most overtaking incidents are caused by the overtaking driver hitting…?

The total stopping distance at 70 miles an hour will be approximately…?

When driving along the road, you should be monitoring…?

When a pelican crossing is showing a flashing amber light, you may drive through if…?

When you see a large vehicle obstructing the road working on highway maintenance, e.g. hedge cutter, you should be especially aware of…?

When waiting to make a right turn, you should position yourself…?

You're approaching a left turn into a minor road that you wish to join; there's a cyclist between you and the junction. What should you do?

When overtaking you should take particular care to check for…?

In normal free moving traffic, which of these is the only place where it is permissible to overtake on the left?

A vehicle ahead of you moves to overtake the next vehicle down the road. You also want to overtake. What should you do?

When approaching a left-hand bend, you should…?

After a traffic light has displayed a red light, what is the next light in the cycle?

When approaching a tunnel, what should you do?

On a steep hill sign, which of these is the steepest?

Pedestrians have priority over you on a zebra crossing if…?

When taking a bend, your speed should be at its lowest point at…?

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

When travelling in good dry conditions at 55 miles an hour, the gap between you and the vehicle in front should be…?

Driving Theory Test Practice DVLA

About

Links

Blog

Log in with your credentials

Forgot your details?