Lights – Reflectors – Windows – Mirrors – Registration plate.

Parking prohibited during business hours.

Slow down, give plenty of room, do not sound your horn or rev your engine.

Full white line followed by a broken white line.

Learners, motorcycles under 50cc, invalid carriages, horse drawn vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians.

A broken white line means overtake if safe to do so.

NO. (You may only reverse from a major road to a minor road. You must remain very aware of the possibility of following traffic).

No parking at any time. (Set down permitted)

Green – steady Amber – Red – amber – green

When your car is broken down, being towed, or at the scene of an accident.

At a controlled level crossing. (Trains)

Give way to traffic on your immediate right. Keeping the back wheels of the vehicle in front in view at all times!

Where you cannot see far enough ahead – too close to junctions – corners- approach to a bend – pedestrian crossings &ndash(zig-zag lines, see Q.29); hatch markings – over a continuous white line, on approach to hump back bridges etc.

It is a bus lane that flows in the opposite direction to the traffic.

Regulatory signs are round with red and white background with the exception of three: Stop, Yield and the end of speed limit.

Emergencies, breakdowns, pedestrians and cyclists.

Always

You should not sound your horn between the hours of 11:00pm and 7:00am except in an emergency.

No stopping or parking at the times shown (Buses and taxis excepted.)

Proceed with caution , giving way to pedestrians who may still be crossing.

Brakes – lights – tyres – steering – indicators – wipers – speedometer – horn – silencer.

A motor vehicle (except a motor cycle) must be equipped with two headlights (white or yellow), two white side lights (front), two red rear lights, two red rear stop lights, two red rear reflectors, Number plate lighting to the rear and amber directional indicators front and rear.

You must stop if it is safe to do so.

Approach with caution at a speed which would allow you to stop safely if necessary.

You must hold a valid licence (provisional or full) and have your vehicle taxed and insured and NCT’d.

It is not a right of way, merely a licence to proceed with caution.

Passenger side (left) to the kerb with the rear reflectors showing to the following traffic.

Overtaking is prohibited, no set down to let out passengers and no overtaking inside the zone.

When traffic in front is turning right, when you are turning left, when you are on a two lane road where the traffic is slow and the lane on the right is moving slower than the lane on the left.

Flashing Amber Beacons either side of the Zebra crossing.

Proceed with caution giving right of way to pedestrians crossing.

1.6 millimeters.

While under the influence of alcohol, drugs (prescribed or otherwise), whilst in an emotional state, whilst injured or unwell or when tired.

Close to a junction (not within 15mts) –corners – double yellow lines – single yellow lines (within times zones) – opposite a continuous white line (causing other motorists to overtake) or anywhere you would obstruct other road users.

Slow down, then look to the left, be aware of pedestrians, cyclists and obstructions on the left. If still blinded slow down more then and stop. Do not put on your own headlights in retaliation.

Warning sign – major road ahead, Regulatory sign – Stop or Yield.

Reverse your car towards a window and look at the reflection.

Do not enter a yellow junction box it if you can’t clear it without stopping, except when turning right and not causing an obstruction.

A 120KPH. B 100KPH C. 80KPH D. 50KPH