Driver Theory Test

Front 1

1.What does a single broken white line along the centre of the road mean. ?

Back 1

A1. Alert drivers to danger and must not be crossed unless safe to do so.

Front 2

Q2 What does a continuous white line along the centre of the road signify. ?

Back 2

2A . All traffic must keep to the left. Must not cross

Front 3

Q3 On what occasions can you cross a continuous white line.??

Back 3

3a. •In an emergency and for accesss
•When directed to do so by a Guard

Front 4

Q4 Are you allowed to park opposite a continuous white line.?

Back 4

A4. no

Front 5

Q5 Where there is a continuous and a broken white line along the centre of the road, which one do you obey. ?

Back 5

5a. One nearest the driver

Front 6

Q6 What does two broken white lines along the centre of the road indicate. ?

Back 6

6A. Alert drivers to continuous lines ahead. Must not be crossed unless safe

Front 7

Q7 Where would you see a broken yellow line. ?

Back 7

7A. Edge of carriageway where hard shoulder is provided. (May be used to allow faster traffic to overtake )

Front 8

Q8 What road markings would accompany a " No Entry" sign. ?

Back 8

8. A Continuous and broken line - also words "No Entry"

Front 9

Q9 What does the white Zig-Zag line at a Zebra Crossing mean. ?

Back 9

9A. No Overtaking No Parking