Choose an answer to see straight away whether it is right, and why. Read the rule first if you need to.
At an uncontrolled intersection (no signals, signs or police), which vehicle has the right of way?
At an uncontrolled junction, vehicles approaching from the right have the right of way. This does not apply when you leave a minor road to join a major road.
Driving Regulations 2017, Reg. 9
Answer D. At an uncontrolled junction, vehicles approaching from the right have the right of way. This does not apply when you leave a minor road to join a major road.
What must you do at a STOP sign?
STOP means stop: halt before the stop line (or before the sign if there is no line), give way to traffic on the major road and to pedestrians, and enter only when it is clear. A rolling stop is not a stop.
Driving Regulations 2017, Reg. 7
Answer B. STOP means stop: halt before the stop line (or before the sign if there is no line), give way to traffic on the major road and to pedestrians, and enter only when it is clear. A rolling stop is not a stop.
The light is green, but traffic beyond the junction has stopped and there is no room for your car. What should you do?
Regulation 9 prohibits entering an intersection where traffic has come to a standstill, even on a green light.
Answer D. Regulation 9 prohibits entering an intersection where traffic has come to a standstill, even on a green light.
You are leaving a minor road to join a major road. Does the 'give way to the right' rule decide priority?
The right-side rule does not apply when you emerge from a minor road onto a major road. Traffic on the major road has priority.
Answer C. The right-side rule does not apply when you emerge from a minor road onto a major road. Traffic on the major road has priority.
A traffic police officer is directing traffic at a junction where the signals are working. Whom do you obey?
Directions from a police officer or authorised person override the signals and the normal junction rules.
Driving Regulations 2017, Regs. 9 and 13
Answer C. Directions from a police officer or authorised person override the signals and the normal junction rules.
What does a Give Way sign require?
At a Give Way sign, slow early enough to assess the road. If another road user would have to brake or swerve because of you, wait.
Answer A. At a Give Way sign, slow early enough to assess the road. If another road user would have to brake or swerve because of you, wait.
You are driving out of a petrol station onto the road. Who has priority?
A vehicle emerging from a property must give way to traffic already using the road. Check the footpath for pedestrians and cyclists too.
Answer B. A vehicle emerging from a property must give way to traffic already using the road. Check the footpath for pedestrians and cyclists too.
At a STOP sign there is no stop line painted on the road. Where should you stop?
If the STOP line is absent or not visible, stop immediately before the sign.
Answer D. If the STOP line is absent or not visible, stop immediately before the sign.
Another driver at a junction makes eye contact with you. What does that mean?
Eye contact does not change right of way. Use road position, speed, signs, signals and actual movement to decide.
Answer D. Eye contact does not change right of way. Use road position, speed, signs, signals and actual movement to decide.
You have right of way, but a car from a side road pulls out in front of you. What should you do?
Having right of way is not a reason to cause a crash. Avoid the collision even when the other driver should have given way.
Answer C. Having right of way is not a reason to cause a crash. Avoid the collision even when the other driver should have given way.
What must you do at this sign?
STOP means a complete stop, not a rolling stop. Give way to traffic on the major road and enter only when clear.
Answer D. STOP means a complete stop, not a rolling stop. Give way to traffic on the major road and enter only when clear.
What does this sign mean?
Slow down, be ready to stop, and give way to traffic on the road ahead.
Answer B. Slow down, be ready to stop, and give way to traffic on the road ahead.
What does this sign warn you about?
Slow down at the junction and be ready to give way.
Answer B. Slow down at the junction and be ready to give way.
Watch for vehicles coming out of the side road.
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Answer D. Watch for vehicles coming out of the side road.
The traffic beyond this junction is not moving. What should you do?
Do not enter a yellow box unless your exit is clear. Never stop inside it.
Driving Regulations 2017, Regs. 9 and 22
Answer C. Do not enter a yellow box unless your exit is clear. Never stop inside it.
You are in the blue car. What do these markings mean?
A double broken line, often with a triangle, is a give-way line.
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Answer A. A double broken line, often with a triangle, is a give-way line.