Driving Theory Test 2026

Q: What does the 'Route Confirmatory Sign After Junction' mean?

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Question 1 of 25

When must you notify the DVLA of a change?

Select ONE answer

If you change your name, address, or your health affects your driving

If you take the vehicle for an annual service

If you change your car insurance provider

If you are going to be away on holiday for more than a month

Question 2 of 25

What does the sign mean?

Select ONE answer

The road is being resurfaced with loose stones.

Loose stones are likely to fall from vehicles ahead.

There are no hazards related to chippings.

Loose chippings are on the road ahead.

Question 3 of 25

Why is it dangerous to overtake near a junction?

Select ONE 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 4 of 25

Who has priority at an unmarked crossroads?

Select ONE answer

The smaller vehicle

No-one has priority

The faster vehicle

The larger vehicle

Question 5 of 25

What should you do if you suspect black ice while driving?

Select ONE answer

Accelerate to prevent skidding

Swerve quickly to regain control

Keep your speed down and use the controls gently

Apply the brakes firmly

Question 6 of 25

When must you use headlights in foggy conditions?

Select ONE answer

Only at night

When visibility is below 100 meters

When there is light drizzle

Only on high-speed roads

Question 7 of 25

If you’re involved in a collision that causes damage to another vehicle, what information MUST you provide?

Select ONE answer

Your name, address and vehicle registration

Your driving license number

Your national insurance number

The date you passed your test

Question 8 of 25

What does the 'Route Confirmatory Sign After Junction' mean?

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Question 9 of 25

What does the sign mean?

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Cattle are likely to cross or be on the road.

Cattle are prohibited in the area.

Livestock market is ahead.

Cattle are grazing along the road.

Question 10 of 25

How should you approach a group of horse riders on the road?

Select ONE answer

Slow down and pass wide

Sound your horn to alert them

Flash your headlights to signal your approach

Speed up to pass them quickly

Question 11 of 25

Under what condition should tyre pressure be increased above the normal level?

Select ONE answer

When carrying a heavier than usual load

When driving at low speeds

When travelling on wet roads

When driving with fewer passengers

Question 12 of 25

Why is it dangerous to have objects (like air fresheners) hanging from your interior mirror?

Select ONE answer

They can distract other drivers

They could partially block your view of the road

They can interfere with your radio signal

They might cause the windscreen to fog up

Question 13 of 25

What does the 'Segregated Cycle and Pedestrian Route' sign show?

Select ONE answer

Question 14 of 25

What is the main danger of tailgating another vehicle?

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It reduces your view of the road ahead

It makes overtaking easier

It improves fuel efficiency

It allows you to react more quickly

Question 15 of 25

What is the purpose of chevron road markings on a motorway?

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To indicate the start of a motorway service area

To help you maintain a safe following distance

To mark a pedestrian crossing

To indicate a speed limit change

Question 16 of 25

How can you identify a motorway from other types of roads?

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It has a solid white line on the left

It has blue signs with white lettering

It has roundabouts at junctions

It has traffic lights at intersections

Question 17 of 25

What can happen if you turn the steering wheel while the car is stationary?

Select ONE answer

It helps to warm up the tyres

It causes unnecessary wear to the tyres and steering

It improves fuel efficiency

It makes parking easier

Question 18 of 25

Why is it important to check your blind spots before changing lanes?

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Mirrors always show the full view of the road

Mirrors do not see everything; blind spots can hide road users

It is only necessary when driving a large vehicle

It shows other drivers that you are being careful

Question 19 of 25

Which lane should you normally use on a three-lane motorway?

Select ONE answer

The right lane

The left lane

The middle lane

Any lane

Question 20 of 25

Why should you always anticipate the actions of other road users?

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Because everyone drives to a very high standard

Because people can be unpredictable and make mistakes

Because traffic signs remove all uncertainty from driving

Because pedestrians always cross at designated points

Question 21 of 25

What should you do if a bus at a bus stop is signaling to pull away?

Select ONE answer

Speed up to get past it before it blocks the road

Give way and allow it to pull out if it is safe to do so

Flash your headlights to show you are not stopping

Sound your horn to warn the bus driver you are there

Question 22 of 25

What should you do if the right-hand lane of a dual carriageway is closed 800 yards ahead?

Select ONE answer

Move to the left in good time

Wait and see which lane is moving faster

Keep in that lane until you reach the queue

Move to the left immediately

Question 23 of 25

Which sign indicates 'Tourist Attraction'?

Select ONE answer

Question 24 of 25

What is the safest way to overtake a horse rider?

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Pass slowly and leave plenty of space

Sound your horn to alert them

Rev your engine to warn them

Overtake quickly to minimize risk

Question 25 of 25

What does the 'Road Works' sign indicate?

Select ONE answer

Lane closed due to works

General road works ahead

Temporary hazard due to works

Temporary go signal for works

When must you notify the DVLA of a change?

What does the sign mean?

Why is it dangerous to overtake near a junction?

Who has priority at an unmarked crossroads?

What should you do if you suspect black ice while driving?

When must you use headlights in foggy conditions?

If you’re involved in a collision that causes damage to another vehicle, what information MUST you provide?

What does the 'Route Confirmatory Sign After Junction' mean?

What does the sign mean?

How should you approach a group of horse riders on the road?

Under what condition should tyre pressure be increased above the normal level?

Why is it dangerous to have objects (like air fresheners) hanging from your interior mirror?

What does the 'Segregated Cycle and Pedestrian Route' sign show?

What is the main danger of tailgating another vehicle?

What is the purpose of chevron road markings on a motorway?

How can you identify a motorway from other types of roads?

What can happen if you turn the steering wheel while the car is stationary?

Why is it important to check your blind spots before changing lanes?

Which lane should you normally use on a three-lane motorway?

Why should you always anticipate the actions of other road users?

What should you do if a bus at a bus stop is signaling to pull away?

What should you do if the right-hand lane of a dual carriageway is closed 800 yards ahead?

Which sign indicates 'Tourist Attraction'?

What is the safest way to overtake a horse rider?

What does the 'Road Works' sign indicate?

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When must you notify the DVLA of a change?

What does the sign mean?

Why is it dangerous to overtake near a junction?

Who has priority at an unmarked crossroads?

What should you do if you suspect black ice while driving?

When must you use headlights in foggy conditions?

If you’re involved in a collision that causes damage to another vehicle, what information MUST you provide?

What does the 'Route Confirmatory Sign After Junction' mean?

What does the sign mean?

How should you approach a group of horse riders on the road?

Under what condition should tyre pressure be increased above the normal level?

Why is it dangerous to have objects (like air fresheners) hanging from your interior mirror?

What does the 'Segregated Cycle and Pedestrian Route' sign show?

What is the main danger of tailgating another vehicle?

What is the purpose of chevron road markings on a motorway?

How can you identify a motorway from other types of roads?

What can happen if you turn the steering wheel while the car is stationary?

Why is it important to check your blind spots before changing lanes?

Which lane should you normally use on a three-lane motorway?

Why should you always anticipate the actions of other road users?

What should you do if a bus at a bus stop is signaling to pull away?

What should you do if the right-hand lane of a dual carriageway is closed 800 yards ahead?

Which sign indicates 'Tourist Attraction'?

What is the safest way to overtake a horse rider?

What does the 'Road Works' sign indicate?

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