Choose an answer to see straight away whether it is right, and why. Read the rule first if you need to.
In the Driving Regulations, keeping your vehicle stationary for more than three minutes counts as:
Stopping is a brief halt to load or unload. Standing for more than three minutes, or for any other purpose, is parking.
Driving Regulations, reg. 2
Answer A. Stopping is a brief halt to load or unload. Standing for more than three minutes, or for any other purpose, is parking.
In traffic law, "traffic" includes:
The Driving Regulations define traffic to include pedestrians, processions, ridden or herded animals and all other road travel.
Answer A. The Driving Regulations define traffic to include pedestrians, processions, ridden or herded animals and all other road travel.
A light motor vehicle (LMV) is defined mainly by:
Section 2(21): a transport vehicle or bus up to 7,500 kg gross, or a car, tractor or road-roller up to 7,500 kg unladen.
MV Act s.2(21)
Answer A. Section 2(21): a transport vehicle or bus up to 7,500 kg gross, or a car, tractor or road-roller up to 7,500 kg unladen.
What does "give way" mean?
Giving way may need a full stop or only slowing down. A STOP sign always needs a full stop.
Answer A. Giving way may need a full stop or only slowing down. A STOP sign always needs a full stop.
What is the carriageway?
The carriageway is the part of the road normally used by vehicles, whether or not it is separated by a divider.
Answer A. The carriageway is the part of the road normally used by vehicles, whether or not it is separated by a divider.
A transverse road marking is a line that:
Transverse markings run across the road, such as STOP and Give Way lines. Longitudinal markings run along it.
Answer D. Transverse markings run across the road, such as STOP and Give Way lines. Longitudinal markings run along it.
Who is a "rider or passenger" under the Driving Regulations?
The Regulations define a rider or passenger as anyone travelling on a motor vehicle other than as its driver, whether paying or not.
Answer A. The Regulations define a rider or passenger as anyone travelling on a motor vehicle other than as its driver, whether paying or not.