Theory | Lernin Driving School

You approach an Octagonal sign with a red background with the word “STOP” written in white writing. Which is the correct answer?

A) If you can see clearly in all directions, you can proceed without stopping. B) You must at least slow to walking pace and cross the solid white line until you can see clearly in all directions. If it not clear, you must stop. C) You must stop regardless of whether it is clear for you to continue or not. D) A Stop sign can be treated as a give way sign in London Boroughs

What is indicated by a solid white line along the edge of the road?

A) As it is a white line and not yellow, it only marks the edge of the road B) Parking is prohibited at all times. C) Parking is allowed as it is not a yellow line and there are no parking signs displayed D) Parking on the pavement or verge is allowed

What lights follow Green at traffic lights?

A) The next lights are Green and Amber B) The next lights are Green, Flashing Amber and then Red C) The next light is Amber only D) The next light to show will be Red only

You are approaching a roundabout having left a dual carriageway. There are three lanes on the approach. You want to turn right. The road markings in lane one has a painted arrow pointing left. The road markings in lane two has two painted arrows, one pointing left and the other pointing straight ahead. The road markings in lane three has a painted arrow pointing to the right. Which lanes can you use if any?

A) I can use any lane as long as I cross safely into lane three to take my exit B) I can use lane two or three as long I can move from lane two to lane three safely C) I must use Lane three D) I should use Lane three unless it is busy but lane two is fine if I can move across safely

What does a blue circle road sign with a white arrow indicate?

A) Mandatory turn in the direction of the arrow B) Advisory turn in the direction of the arrow C) No turning in the direction of the arrow D) Blue arrows are now redundant and should already be removed.

What does a double white line mean when driving on the road?

A) Bends in the road ahead B) Overtaking is prohibited in both directions C) It could be dangerous to overtake. Proceed with caution D) Oncoming vehicles are subject to a higher speed limit

What does a red triangle with a white background on a road sign indicate?

A) Hospital Entrance ahead. B) Warning of a potential hazard or change in road conditions C) The danger has now passed, continue as normal D) National Speed limit applies

What is the legal maximum speed limit on a motorway for cars in the UK?

A) 70 kmh B) 70mph C) 80 kmh D) 80 mph

What does a single solid yellow line along the side of the road indicate?

A) Edge of the road indicator in yellow to show up at night. B) Parking is prohibited during certain hours C) Level Crossing within 1 mile D) Parking for residents displaying permits only

What does a white square road sign with a red border and black diagonal line represent?

A) No entry for vehicles B) National Speed Limit C) Concealed Entrance D) Fire Station – No Parking past this sign

What does a blue circle road sign with a number (e.g., 50) indicate?

A) Speed limit is 50 mph B) Speed limit changes to 50mph C) 50 metres to speed limit change D) 50 seconds to speed limit change

You are in a 20mph speed limit. You are on your driving test. The road is clear ahead and there are no parked cars. Is it ok to travel at 12mph as indicated on your digital speedometer in this area?

A) Yes, as it is within the speed limit and it is safe B) No, 12mph is not an appropriate speed for the conditions C) No, you must be within 10% of the speed limit, so no less than 18mph D) Yes, as you deem it appropriate to drive at that speed.

You have completed 30 driving lessons at great expense. You tell your instructor that you believe you are ready for your test. They disagree and explain that it is not the number of lessons that counts, but the level of understanding and ability that matters most. They explain that you still require lots of prompting and correction in certain disciplines and have not yet reached “Independence” in enough categories to be able to safely undertake the test. Your instructor tells you that they are not prepared to hire you a vehicle and a slot for your driving test until you are ready to take a test. They also give you a full explanation that you understand, but still want to take your test. What should you do ?

A) Take your instructors advice and hold off until you both agree that you are ready B) Book your test regardless and tell your instructor that you are ready. C) Change instructor. You are the customer. D) Complain to the DVSA about your instructor being unreasonable

You are approaching a large multi-lane roundabout with five exits. You intend to take the fourth exit, but your lane markings unexpectedly direct you toward the second exit. What should you do?

Immediately change lanes and continue toward the fourth exit. B. Proceed toward the second exit and then safely rejoin the roundabout for another attempt. C. Stop and signal to other drivers that you need to change lanes. D. Speed up to overtake vehicles in the correct lane and merge last-minute.

You are driving on a busy dual carriageway when you notice an emergency vehicle with flashing lights rapidly approaching from behind. What is the best course of action?

A. Pull onto the hard shoulder immediately, regardless of location. B. Slow down and maintain your lane until the emergency vehicle overtakes you. C. Move to the left or right as appropriate to create space while keeping the flow of traffic smooth. D. Stop abruptly in your lane to allow the emergency vehicle to pass.

You are driving in a residential area and notice a pedestrian waiting to cross at a zebra crossing ahead. A cyclist is overtaking you on the right. What should you do?

A. Stop immediately to allow the pedestrian to cross, ignoring the cyclist. B. Slow down but proceed through the crossing before the pedestrian steps onto it. C. Allow the cyclist to pass, then stop to allow the pedestrian to cross. D. Honk your horn to warn both the cyclist and the pedestrian of your presence.

This is question 20. You don't have to answer it but it would be interesting to know how you think you did. If we were scoring or marking this as a test, how do you think you did ?

Over 70% 50-70% Below 50% Really difficult. I think I did really poorly.

There was no timer. We tried to put you under a bit of pressure to see how you respond. Before we put you in the drivers seat of one of our cars, we just want to get an idea of what you know. By the time you take your test with us, you will be more than ready. Thanks for completing the quiz, we will be in touch shortly

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