Driving School Kent at Chevron Driving School

1.	On a motorway journey boredom can lead you to feel sleepy. What should you do? (Tick two boxes) a) Leave the motorway and find a safe place to stop b) Keep looking around at the surrounding landscape c) Drive faster to complete your journey sooner d) Ensure a supply of fresh air gets into your vehicle e) Stop on the hard shoulder for a rest
2.	What does the term ‘blind spot’ mean for a driver? a) An area covered by your right-hand mirror b) An area not covered by your headlights c) An area covered by your left hand door mirror d) An area not covered by your mirrors
3.		What does this sign mean? a) Roundabout b) Mini-roundabout c) Sharp deviation of route d) Sharp bend to the left
4.	A person herding sheep asks you to stop. What should you do? a) Ignore them as they have no authority b) Stop and switch off your engine c) Continue on but drive slowly d) Try and get past quickly
5.		What does this sign mean? a) Roundabout ahead b) Mini-roundabout c) Sharp deviation of route d) Sharp bend to the right
6.	Road humps, chicanes and narrowing are? a) Always at major road works b) Used to increase traffic speed c) At toll bridges only d) Traffic calming measures
7.		What does this sign mean? a) Children’s fun run b) Pedestrians in the road ahead c) Children going to or from school d) Pedestrian Crossing
8.	YYou need to top up your battery. What level should you fill up to? a) The top of the battery b) Half-way up the battery c) Just below the cell plates d) Just above the cell plates
9.		What does this sign mean? a) Wet road b) Loose chippings c) Roadworks d) Slippery road
10.	Which of these will not have to pay the Congestion Charges in London? a) A van driver making deliveries b) A rider on a two-wheeled vehicle c) A car driver who’s vehicle is more than 1000 cc d) A driver who just wants to park in that area
11.		What does the solid white line at the end of the road mean? a) Stop and give way b) Caution c) Give way to traffic on a major road d) Give way to traffic from the right at a roundabout
12.	12. After a collision someone has suffered a burn. The burn needs to be cooled. What is the shortest time it should be cooled for? a) 30 seconds b) 60 seconds c) 5 minutes d) 10 minutes
13.		What does this sign mean? a) Route for trams only b) No trams c) Trams crossing the road ahead d) Give way to trams approaching from the left or the right
14.	You are approaching crossroads. The traffic lights have failed. What should you do? a) Brake and stop only for large vehicles b) Brake sharply to a stop before looking c) Be prepared to brake sharply to a stop d) Be prepared to stop for any traffic
15.		What does this sign mean? a) Holiday route b) Speed Restriction c) Two-way traffic ahead d) Temporary lane closure
16.	You have been involved in an argument before starting your journey. This has made you feel angry. What should you do? a) Start to drive, but open a window b) Drive slower than normal and turn your radio on c) Have an alcoholic drink to help you relax before driving d) Calm down before you drive
17.		What does this sign mean? a) Level crossing without a gate or barrier b) Level crossing with a gate or barrier c) Slow vehicles crossing d) Train station
18.	At some traffic lights there are advance stop lines and a marked area. What are these for? a) To allow cyclists to position in front of other traffic b) To let pedestrians cross when the lights change c) To prevent traffic from jumping the lights d) To let passengers get off a bus which is queuing
19.		What does this sign mean? a) Risk of ice or snowdrifts b) Risk of fog c) A ski resort d) A multi-lane roundabout
20.	20. You are approaching a mini-roundabout. A long vehicle in front is signalling left but positioned over to the right. What should you do? a) Sound your horn b) KOvertake on the left c) Follow the same course as the lorry d) Keep well back
21.		This is a yellow painted road marking at a junction. When may you wait in the junction? a) When you are on a roundabout b) When oncoming traffic is preventing you from turning right c) When you are in a queue of traffic turning left d) When you are in a queue of traffic to go ahea
22.	You are on a motorway in an Active Traffic Management (ATM) area. A mandatory speed limit is displayed above the hard shoulder. What does this mean? a) You should not travel in this lane b) The hard shoulder can be used as a running lane c) You can park on the hard shoulder if you feel tired d) You can pull up in this lane to answer a mobile phone
23.		What does this sign mean? a) No buses or cycles between the times shown b) Contra-flow bus and cycle lane c) With-flow bus and cycle lane d) End of bus and cycle lane
24.	A Statutory Off Road Notification (SORN) declaration is? a) To tell the DVLA that your vehicle is being used on the road but the MOT has expired b) To tell the DVLA that you no longer own the vehicle c) To tell the DVLA that your vehicle is not being used on the road d) To tell the DVLA that you are buying a personal number plate
25.		What must you NOT do in the area marked with the zig-zag lines? (Tick two boxes) a) Stop to give way to pedestrians b) Overtake the moving vehicle nearest the crossing c) Apply your handbrake d) Park
26.	To drive on the road learners MUST? a) Have NO penalty points b) Have taken professional instruction c) Have a signed, valid provisional licence d) Apply for a driving test within 12 months
27.		What does this sign mean? a) Give way to traffic on major road b) Other traffic will be giving way to you c) Traffic lights ahead d) Give way to traffic on a motorway from a slip road
28.	A person has been injured. They might be suffering from shock. What are the warning signs to look for? a) Flushed complexion b) Warm dry skin c) Slow pulse d) Pale grey skin
29.		What does this sign mean? a) Minimum speed limit b) Temporary speed limit c) Distance to the end of a motorway in miles d) Maximum speed limit
30.	You are towing a small trailer on a busy three-lane motorway. All the lanes are open. You MUST a) not exceed 60 MPH b) not overtake c) have a stabiliser fitted d) use the left and centre lanes
31.		You would see this sign on the central reservation of some motorways. What is it warning you of? a)End of motorway b) Left hand lane closed ahead c) All lanes closed ahead d) Right hand lane closed ahead
32.	32. A casualty is not breathing. To maintain circulation compressions should be given. What is the correct depth to press? a) 1 to 2 centimetres b) 4 to 5 centimetres c) 10 to 15 centimetres d) 15 to 20 centimetres
33.		What does this sign mean? a) Aircraft likely to land in the road ahead b) Low flying aircraft or sudden aircraft noise c) Airport ahead beware d) You are driving on a runway
34.	What percentage of all emissions does road transport account for? a) 10% b) 20% c) 30% d) 40%
35.		What does this sign mean? a) Steep hill upwards b) Adverse camber downwards c) Adverse camber upwards d) Steep hill downwards
36.	What is the main cause of brake fade? a) The brakes overheating b) Air in the brake fluid c) Oil on the brakes d) The brakes are out of adjustment
37.		What does this sign mean? a) Ahead only b) One-way traffic c) No stopping d) No reversing
38.	Driving at 70 mph uses up more fuel than driving at 50 mph by up to a) 10% b) 30% c) 75% d) 100%
39.		What does this sign mean? a) The maximum speed limit is 30 mph b) The end of the speed restriction c) 30 mph is the minimum speed limit d) 30 miles to the end of the motorway
40.	It is an offence to drive under the influence of illegal drugs. Many of the effects are unpredictable. The direct effects of some drugs can last up to a) 24 hours b) 48 hours c) 72 hours d) 96 hours
41.		What does this sign mean? a) Oncoming vehicles have priority b) You have priority over oncoming vehicles c) No overtaking d) No U-turns
42.	An Emergency Refuge Area is an area a) on a motorway for use in cases of emergency or breakdown b) for use if you think you will be involved in a road rage incident c) on a motorway for a police patrol to park and watch traffic d) for construction and road workers to store emergency equipment
43.	Which three pieces of information are found on a vehicle registration document? a) Registered keeper b) Make of the vehicle c) Service history details d) Date on the MOT e) Date on the MOT f) Engine size
44.	A person is injured and has been placed in the recovery position. they are unconscious but breathing normally. What else should be done? a) Press firmly between the shoulders b) Place their arms by their side c) Give them a hot sweet drink d) Check the air way is clear
45.	How can you stop a caravan from snaking from side to side? a) Turn the steering wheel slowly to each side b) Accelerate to increase your speed c) Stop as quickly as you can d) Slow down very gradually
46.	You are carrying an 11 year old child in the back seat of your car. They are less than 1.35 meters in height. You MUST make sure that a) they sit between two belted people b) they can fasten their own seat belt c) a suitable child restraint is available d) they can see clearly out of the front window
47.	Which of the following may reduce the cost of your insurance? a) Having a valid MOT licence b) Taking a Pass Plus course c) Driving a powerful car d) Having penalty points on your licence
48.	A trailer must stay securely hitched up to towing a vehicle. What additional safety device can be fitted to the trailer braking system? a) Stabilizer b) Jockey wheel c) Corner steadies d) Breakaway cables
49.	What does Eco-safe driving achieve? a) Increased fuel consumption b) Improved road safety c) Damage to the environment d) Increased exhaust emissions
50.	You are carrying a child using a rear-facing baby seat. You want to put it on the front passenger seat. What MUST you do before setting off? a) Deactivate all front and rear-airbags b) Make sure any front passenger airbag is deactivated c) Make sure all the child safety locks are off d) Recline the front passenger seat