Driving Theory Test 2026 - Hazard Awareness Test 2

Question 1 of 25

How can you safely deal with a driver who is tailgating you?

Select 1 correct answer

Brake sharply to warn them

Increase your speed to create distance

Slow down gradually to increase the gap in front of you

Ignore them and continue driving as normal

Question 2 of 25

Why should you avoid driving while feeling drowsy?

Select 1 correct answer

It can slow your reaction time and impair decision-making

It improves concentration by making you more alert

You can rely on autopilot features to assist you

It is only dangerous at night

Question 3 of 25

How can 'road rage' impact your driving performance?

Select 1 correct answer

It improves your focus and makes you a better driver

It can lead to aggressive driving and poor decision-making

It has no impact on driving ability

It only affects other drivers, not you

Question 4 of 25

Why is it dangerous to drive in the blind spot of a large vehicle?

Select 1 correct answer

Large vehicles always have side cameras to detect other cars

Truck drivers can see all angles through their mirrors

The driver may not be able to see you if they need to change lanes

Blind spots are only an issue for small cars

Question 5 of 25

What should you do if you feel unwell while driving on a motorway?

Select 1 correct answer

Continue driving but slow down and use the hard shoulder

Leave at the next exit or pull into a service station

Drink coffee and keep going until you reach your destination

Stop on the hard shoulder immediately and rest

Question 6 of 25

How does listening to loud music affect your driving concentration?

Select 1 correct answer

It can distract you and mask the sound of emergency sirens

It helps you focus better on the road

It makes driving more enjoyable with no negative effects

It allows you to hear external sounds more clearly

Question 7 of 25

What is the main risk of using a mobile phone while driving?

Select 1 correct answer

It can cause minor inconvenience to other drivers

It increases the likelihood of missing important road signs

It significantly reduces reaction time and concentration

There is no real danger if used on hands-free mode

Question 8 of 25

How should you respond if another driver is showing signs of aggressive behavior?

Select 1 correct answer

Confront them to assert your position

Stay calm, avoid eye contact, and do not retaliate

Retaliate by driving aggressively in return

Stop your vehicle and argue with them

Question 9 of 25

Why is it important to check your mirrors regularly while driving?

Select 1 correct answer

To check if your indicators are working

To ensure that you look good before reaching your destination

To stay aware of surrounding traffic and developing hazards

Only necessary when you are about to change speed

Question 10 of 25

How does driving at night increase the risk of hazards?

Select 1 correct answer

Visibility is reduced, and it is harder to judge speed and distance

Roads are clearer, so there is no risk

Streetlights eliminate all risks of accidents

Other drivers always use their headlights correctly

Question 11 of 25

What should you do if an emergency vehicle with flashing blue lights is behind you?

Select 1 correct answer

Speed up to get out of the way as quickly as possible

Stop immediately, even if you are on a narrow road

Move to the side when it is safe to do so

Ignore it unless you can also hear a siren

Question 12 of 25

Why should you reduce your speed when driving through residential areas?

Select 1 correct answer

To avoid triggering noise complaints from residents

Because children may run out from between parked cars

Speed limits do not apply if the road is clear

Roads are narrower, so tires wear out faster

Question 13 of 25

How can bright sunlight affect your visibility on the road?

Select 1 correct answer

It improves visibility and makes driving safer

It can dazzle you, making it harder to see traffic lights and signals

It only affects pedestrians, not drivers

It has no effect on driving safety

Question 14 of 25

What should you do if a pedestrian steps onto the road in front of you at a junction?

Select 1 correct answer

Sound your horn and continue driving

Swerve to the side without checking mirrors

Give way to them and be patient

Speed up to pass them quickly

Question 15 of 25

Why is it dangerous to overtake near a junction?

Select 1 correct answer

A vehicle could pull out of the junction while you are overtaking

Junctions are the safest places to overtake

There are fewer road markings at junctions

Speed limits do not apply at junctions

Question 16 of 25

What should you do when approaching a blind bend on a country road?

Select 1 correct answer

Speed up to pass the bend quickly

Sound your horn and stay close to the center line

Slow down and be prepared for an obstruction just out of sight

Drive in the middle of the road for better visibility

Question 17 of 25

How can wet or icy roads impact your stopping distance?

Select 1 correct answer

They reduce stopping distance by cooling the brakes

They increase stopping distance significantly

They have no effect on braking if you have ABS

They make the brakes more effective

Question 18 of 25

What should you do if your brakes fail while you are driving?

Select 1 correct answer

Turn off the engine immediately to stop the car

Shift into a lower gear and use the handbrake carefully

Jump out of the car before it gains more speed

Keep the car in a high gear and use the accelerator

Question 19 of 25

How can strong winds affect the stability of your vehicle?

Select 1 correct answer

They have no impact on modern cars

They only affect motorcycles and high-sided vehicles

They make driving easier by increasing downforce

They can blow you out of your lane, especially on open roads

Question 20 of 25

What should you do if another driver is flashing their headlights aggressively?

Select 1 correct answer

Maintain your safe driving and do not react emotionally

Flash your headlights back to warn them

Speed up to get away from them

Stop suddenly to teach them a lesson

Question 21 of 25

Why is it important to be cautious around cyclists at junctions?

Select 1 correct answer

Cyclists always stop at red lights and have slow acceleration

They can be easily hidden by the car's windscreen pillars

Cyclists are not allowed at major junctions

Junctions are the safest places for cyclists

Question 22 of 25

How should you position your vehicle when stopping in a queue of traffic?

Select 1 correct answer

As close as possible to the car in front to save space

On the pedestrian crossing to make sure you get through the lights

Partially in the other lane to prevent people from overtaking

Back far enough so you can see the tires of the car in front touching the road

Question 23 of 25

What should you do if you see a child playing near the edge of the road?

Select 1 correct answer

Speed up to pass them before they have a chance to move

Slow down and be prepared to stop suddenly

Honk the horn loudly to scare them away from the road

Ignore them and continue driving at the speed limit

Question 24 of 25

Why should you avoid driving too closely behind a motorcycle?

Select 1 correct answer

Because they can accelerate faster than most cars

Motorcycles are slow and will move aside

The rider may need to avoid a small hazard that wouldn't affect a car

Following closely allows you to see the road better

Question 25 of 25

How can fatigue affect your ability to react to hazards?

Select 1 correct answer

It improves concentration as you try harder to stay awake

It has no effect once you have been driving for over an hour

It makes you more alert to subtle road sounds

It slows down your reaction time and impairs your judgment

How can you safely deal with a driver who is tailgating you?

Why should you avoid driving while feeling drowsy?

How can 'road rage' impact your driving performance?

Why is it dangerous to drive in the blind spot of a large vehicle?

What should you do if you feel unwell while driving on a motorway?

How does listening to loud music affect your driving concentration?

What is the main risk of using a mobile phone while driving?

How should you respond if another driver is showing signs of aggressive behavior?

Why is it important to check your mirrors regularly while driving?

How does driving at night increase the risk of hazards?

What should you do if an emergency vehicle with flashing blue lights is behind you?

Why should you reduce your speed when driving through residential areas?

How can bright sunlight affect your visibility on the road?

What should you do if a pedestrian steps onto the road in front of you at a junction?

Why is it dangerous to overtake near a junction?

What should you do when approaching a blind bend on a country road?

How can wet or icy roads impact your stopping distance?

What should you do if your brakes fail while you are driving?

How can strong winds affect the stability of your vehicle?

What should you do if another driver is flashing their headlights aggressively?

Why is it important to be cautious around cyclists at junctions?

How should you position your vehicle when stopping in a queue of traffic?

What should you do if you see a child playing near the edge of the road?

Why should you avoid driving too closely behind a motorcycle?

How can fatigue affect your ability to react to hazards?

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How can you safely deal with a driver who is tailgating you?

Why should you avoid driving while feeling drowsy?

How can 'road rage' impact your driving performance?

Why is it dangerous to drive in the blind spot of a large vehicle?

What should you do if you feel unwell while driving on a motorway?

How does listening to loud music affect your driving concentration?

What is the main risk of using a mobile phone while driving?

How should you respond if another driver is showing signs of aggressive behavior?

Why is it important to check your mirrors regularly while driving?

How does driving at night increase the risk of hazards?

What should you do if an emergency vehicle with flashing blue lights is behind you?

Why should you reduce your speed when driving through residential areas?

How can bright sunlight affect your visibility on the road?

What should you do if a pedestrian steps onto the road in front of you at a junction?

Why is it dangerous to overtake near a junction?

What should you do when approaching a blind bend on a country road?

How can wet or icy roads impact your stopping distance?

What should you do if your brakes fail while you are driving?

How can strong winds affect the stability of your vehicle?

What should you do if another driver is flashing their headlights aggressively?

Why is it important to be cautious around cyclists at junctions?

How should you position your vehicle when stopping in a queue of traffic?

What should you do if you see a child playing near the edge of the road?

Why should you avoid driving too closely behind a motorcycle?

How can fatigue affect your ability to react to hazards?

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