UK Driving Theory Test (Car) — All Questions
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4 questions
Rules of the Road
What is the national speed limit for a car on a single carriageway road?
- a.70 mph
- b.40 mph
- c.50 mph
- d.60 mph✓
The national speed limit for a car on a single carriageway is 60 mph unless signs show otherwise. (Highway Code)
Rules of the Road
What is the maximum speed limit for a car on a motorway?
- a.70 mph✓
- b.There is no limit on motorways
- c.80 mph
- d.60 mph
The maximum speed for a car on a motorway is 70 mph. (Highway Code)
Rules of the Road
In a built-up area with street lights and no other signs, the speed limit is usually what?
- a.30 mph✓
- b.20 mph
- c.40 mph
- d.50 mph
Street lighting usually means a 30 mph limit unless signs show otherwise. (Highway Code)
Rules of the Road
The traffic light ahead of you changes to steady amber. What should you do?
- a.Treat it the same as green
- b.Stop, unless you are so close that stopping could cause a collision✓
- c.Keep going at the same speed
- d.Speed up to clear the lights
A steady amber means stop, unless you are so close that stopping might be dangerous. (Highway Code, light signals)