Friday 27 January 2017

Practical Driving Test in UK / DVLA Speed Limits and Stopping Distances Theory Test

Practical Driving Test in UK / DVLA Speed Limits and Stopping Distances Theory Test




1What is the braking distance when travelling at 30mph? 

 14 metres
 19 metres
 25 metres
 30 metres
2How long would it take you to stop at 60mph in good dry conditions? 

 60 metres
 65 metres
 70 metres
 73 metres
3How would the rain or a wet road surface affect your stopping distance? 

 Double
 Treble
 Quadruple
 Ten times greater
4You are towing a small caravan on a dual carriageway. You must not exceed 

 30 mph
 40 mph
 50 mph
 60 mph
5How long would it take to stop at 50mph in good dry conditions? 

 53 metres
 62 metres
 68 metres
 70 metres
6How long would it take you to stop at 70 mph in good dry conditions? 

 87 metres
 96 metres
 102 metres
 109 metres
7What is the speed limit in a built up area? 

 30 mph
 40 mph
 50 mph
 60 mph
8What is the speed limit on an unrestricted single carriageway? 

 30 mph
 40 mph
 50 mph
 60 mph
 70 mph
9How long would it take you to stop at 20 mph in good dry conditions? 

 10 metres
 12 metres
 18 metres
 21 metres
10How long would it take you to stop at 30 mph in good dry conditions? 

 18 metres
 23 metres
 32 metres
 37 metres
11What is the speed limit on an unrestricted dual carriageway? 

 50 mph
 60 mph
 70 mph
 80 mph
12What is the speed limit in a built up area when towing a trailer or caravan? 

 20 mph
 30 mph
 40 mph
 50 mph
13What is the speed limit on a motorway whilst towing a trailer or caravan? 

 40 mph
 50 mph
 60 mph
 70 mph
14How long would it take you to stop at 40 mph in good dry conditions? 

 28 metres
 32 metres
 36 metres
 41 metres
15How would snow or ice affect your stopping distance? 

 Double it
 Treble it
 Make it 5 times greater
 Make it 10 times greater
16Stopping distances are made up from thinking distance plus braking distance. For every 10 mph of speed what is your thinking distance? 

 2 metres
 3 metres
 4 metres
 5 metres
17Overall stopping distance is made up of thinking and braking distance. You are on a good, dry road surface with good brakes and tyres. What is the typical BRAKING distance at 50 mph? 

 14 metres (46 feet)
 24 metres (80 feet)
 38 metres (125 feet)
 55 metres (180 feet)
18Overall stopping distance will be much longer when driving 

 In the rain
 In fog
 At Night
 In strong winds
19Powered vehicles, such as wheelchairs or scooters, used by disabled people have a maximum speed of 

 8 mph
 12 mph
 16 mph
 20 mph
20What is the meaning of this sign? 

 Local speed limit applies
 No waiting on the carriageway
 National speed limit applies
 No speed limit applies
21There are no speed limit signs on the road. How is a 30 mph speed limit indicated? 

 By hazard warning lines
 By street lighting
 By pedestrian islands
 By double or single yellow lines







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