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10 Question Mock Theory Test

Practice driving theory test. This lite version consists of 10 multiple choice questions from the DVSA question bank.
✔  Test your knowledge of the Highway Code
✔  Answer 10 multiple-choice questions
✔  Challenge your friends and family

Mock theory test

Test your knowledge of the UK Highway Code. This is the lite version of the mock theory test, which consists of 10 multiple choice questions from the DVSA question bank, each with 4 possible answers.

If you have a bit more time, you could also try the extended version of the quiz, which consists of 50 multiple choice questions.

 

You have 10 minutes to complete the test. 

Driving theory test challenge lite version

Pick your answer, check the facts and we’ll tot up your answers to see how you’ve scored. Good luck!

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Q: A horse rider is in the left-hand lane approaching a roundabout. Where should you expect the rider to go?

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Q: What should you do when you park a car facing downhill?

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Q: Which type of vehicle should you be ready to give way to as you approach this bridge?

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Q: What does it mean if this light comes on while you’re driving?

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Q: Your vehicle breaks down on a motorway and you manage to stop on the hard shoulder. What should you do if you use your mobile phone to call for help?

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Q: At traffic lights, what does it mean when the amber light shows on its own?

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Q: Who’s responsible for making sure that a vehicle isn’t overloaded?

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Q: What should you do when you move off from behind a parked car?

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Q: Which vehicle is most likely to take an unusual course at a roundabout?

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Q: What does this sign mean?

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