05 - Free Mock Driving Theory Test

This free mock driving theory test is created using the official DVSA Guide: The Official Highway Code. All answers include a short explanation and reference to the UK Highway Code or special notes for additional reading on the subject.

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To combat drowsiness in hot weather, you should…?

Question 1 of 30

You should never park within what distance of a junction (unless in an authorised parking space)?

Question 2 of 30

When can you wait or park on double yellow lines?

Question 3 of 30

In icy and snowy conditions, you should not travel unless…?

Question 4 of 30

If your broken down vehicle is blocking the road, you should but a warning triangle on the road at least what distance behind your vehicle?

Question 5 of 30

When parking facing uphill, you should always turn your steering wheel…?

Question 6 of 30

On leaving a motorway, it is always wise to…?

Question 7 of 30

To park in a disabled bay at least one occupant of the car must have…?

Question 8 of 30

You must always have parking lights on when parked on the road or layby where the speed limit is greater than what?

Question 9 of 30

If you use fog lights, you must switch them off…?

Question 10 of 30

In which of these cities is it always illegal to park partially or wholly on the pavement?

Question 11 of 30

Who is entitled to pick up/drop off passengers on school entrance markings?

Question 12 of 30

When driving on icy roads, you should use…?

Question 13 of 30

For normal motorway driving (i.e. when not overtaking) drivers should use…?

Question 14 of 30

When overtaking another vehicle on the motorway, the maximum speed permitted is…?

Question 15 of 30

Goods vehicles may be able to park on verges or pavements when it is essential for loading or unloading. If they do then…?

Question 16 of 30

When parking your car you must…?

Question 17 of 30

In icy weather, your windscreen must be…?

Question 18 of 30

In snowy or icy conditions, stopping distances can be up to how much greater than on dry roads?

Question 19 of 30

A particular hazard to beware in wet weather is what?

Question 20 of 30

On a motorway gantry there is a sign over the middle lane indicating that the speed limit has been lowered to 50 mph. This sign applies to…?

Question 21 of 30

When joining the motorway, which traffic has priority?

Question 22 of 30



In wet weather, stopping distances will increase by at least…?

Question 23 of 30

When parking on a road at night you must not, unless in a recognised parking space,…?

Question 24 of 30

You can only stop on the hard shoulder of a motorway…?

Question 25 of 30

Motorways must not be used by riders of motorcycles with a capacity of less than…?

Question 26 of 30

You are driving in fog and somebody is following close behind you. What should you do?

Question 27 of 30

When parking facing downhill, you should always turn your steering wheel…?

Question 28 of 30

You may only overtake vehicles to the right of you on a motorway if…?

Question 29 of 30

In very windy weather you should pay particular attention to giving extra room to…?

Question 30 of 30


 

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Mock Driving Theory Test

The DVSA recommends at least 20 hours of revision to ensure you are fully prepared. Keep in mind that you need to score at least 43 on the multiple choice part, with 57 minutes to answer these 50 questions. You’ll need to attain 44 correct answers, at minimum, for the hazard perception part in order to pass the theory test. Put in your time and efforts to revising, and it will surely pay off. You should take a mock driving theory test. This will help you find out what you know and what you need to brush up on before the real test.

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