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Question 1

What is the rule of a yellow box junction

Answer 1

Keep clear unless youre the first vehicle turning right

Question 2

Who cant use a motorway

Answer 2

No L drivers
Vehicles under 50cc
Slow Vehicles (under 50km/h)
Invalid - carriages
Pedal- cyclists
Pedestrians
Animals

Question 3

Where would you dip your headlights

Answer 3

Coming behind or against other road users
Poor weather conditions (fog, heavy rain or snow)
Either side of light up hours
Build up or well lit areas (Villages, Towns & Citys)

Question 4

What is the minimum tyre depth

Answer 4

1.6mm Tread Depth

Question 5

Where would you see a white H on a blue background

Answer 5

Coming to a Hospital

Question 6

At a junction with roads of equal importance, who would you give way to

Answer 6

Traffic coming on the right

Question 7

What would you do before going on a long journey

Answer 7

Check your route for weight & height restrictions
Check the weather conditions
Check the vehicle is in good road condition: oil, water, windscreen wash, clutch fluid, fuel, tyres, wipers, head & tail lights, break lights, indicators.
Check for any delays on your route (roadworks)

Question 8

What does a continuous white line in the centre of the road mean

Answer 8

Do not cross, no overtaking

Question 9

If there are two lines in the centre of the road, one continuous and one broken, which do you obey?

Answer 9

The line closest to you

Question 10

What are the maximum speed limits with a trailer

Answer 10

80km/h on Motorways
80km/h on National Roads & Dual Carriageways
50km/h in towns unless otherwise signposted

Question 11

Process of Hitching up

Answer 11

Reverse in line with trailer
Handbrake on in towing vehicle, engine off
Connect Breakaway cable
Wind Jockey wheel down
Open handle on coupling and lower hitch onto ball
Allow handle to close on hitch when secured onto ball.
Lift Jockey wheel up, lock and stow securely
Connect electrical cable
Release Trailer handbrake