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Driving theory test lite version: 10 question mock test

September 28, 2020
Editorial Team

Practice driving theory test. This lite version consists of 10 multiple choice questions based on the Highway Code.

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!

1 / 10

Q: What does this sign mean?

School crossing patrol

No pedestrians allowed

Pedestrian zone – no vehicles

Zebra crossing ahead

2 / 10

Q: Who’s responsible for paying the vehicle tax?

The driver of the vehicle

The registered keeper of the vehicle

The car dealer

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA)

3 / 10

Q: What’s most likely to distract you while you’re driving?

Using a mobile phone

Using the windscreen wipers

Using the demisters

Using the mirrors

4 / 10

Q: When should tyre pressures be checked?

After any lengthy journey

After travelling at high speed

When tyres are hot

When tyres are cold

5 / 10

Q: What does this sign mean?

No through road

T-junction

Lane closure

Give way to oncoming vehicles

6 / 10

Q: You’re waiting to emerge at a junction. Your view is restricted by parked vehicles. What can help you to see traffic on the road you’re joining?

Looking for traffic behind you

Reflections of traffic in windows

Making eye contact with other road users

Checking for traffic in your interior mirror

7 / 10

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

A fault in the braking system

The engine oil is low

A rear light has failed

Your seat belt isn't fastened

8 / 10

Q: How should you drive or ride in areas with traffic-calming measures?

At a reduced speed

At the speed limit

In the centre of the road

With headlights on dipped beam

9 / 10

Q: Why is a toucan crossing different from other crossings?

yellow wait warning sign at a pedestrian crossing

Moped riders can use it

It's controlled by a traffic warden

It's controlled by two flashing lights

Pedestrians and cyclists can use it together

10 / 10

Q: You’re driving in a slow-moving queue of traffic. What should you do just before changing lane?

Sound the horn and flash your lights

Look for motorcyclists filtering through the traffic

Give a ‘slowing down’ arm signal

Change down to first gear

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