UK driving theory test Flashcards
What is the minimum age to apply for a provisional driving license in the UK?
17 years old
True or False: You must pass the theory test before you can take the practical driving test.
True
What are the two parts of the driving theory test?
Multiple choice questions and hazard perception test
How many multiple choice questions are on the driving theory test?
50 questions
What is the pass mark for the multiple choice section of the theory test?
43 out of 50
Fill in the blank: The hazard perception test consists of _____ clips.
14 clips
What is the highest score you can achieve in the hazard perception test?
75 points
What is the pass mark for the hazard perception test?
44 out of 75
True or False: You can take the theory test and practical test on the same day.
False
What should you do if you fail the theory test?
You can retake it after a waiting period.
What type of questions are included in the multiple choice part of the theory test?
Road signs, rules of the road, and safe driving practices.
How long does the driving theory test typically last?
Approximately 1 hour.
What is the penalty for driving without a valid license in the UK?
Fines and points on your license.
What is the purpose of the hazard perception test?
To assess your ability to identify and respond to hazards on the road.
True or False: You can use a mobile phone while driving in the UK.
False
What should you do if you see a cyclist on the road?
Give them plenty of room when overtaking.
Fill in the blank: The stopping distance of a vehicle depends on _____ and _____ conditions.
speed; road
What is the meaning of a red traffic light?
Stop
What does a triangular road sign indicate?
Warning
What does a circular road sign indicate?
Regulation
What does a blue circular sign mean?
Mandatory instruction.
What should you do when approaching a roundabout?
Give way to traffic from the right.
True or False: You must wear a seatbelt while driving in the UK.
True
What is the legal blood alcohol limit for drivers in England and Wales?
0.08%.