Question 1 of 95 Loading... 1. You start to feel tired while driving. What should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Increase your speed slightlyDecrease your speed slightlyFind a less busy routePull over at a safe place to restQuestion 1 of 95Question 2 of 95 Loading... 2. You have just passed these warning lights. What hazard would you expect to see next? Mark one answer [Get Hints]A level crossing with no barrierAn ambulance stationA school crossing patrolAn opening bridgeQuestion 2 of 95Question 3 of 95 Loading... 3. What TWO main hazards should you be aware of when going along this street? Mark two answers [Get Hints]Glare from the sunCar doors opening suddenlyLack of road markingsThe headlights on parked cars being switched onLarge goods vehiclesChildren running out from between vehiclesQuestion 3 of 95Question 4 of 95 Loading... 4. You are driving on a motorway. The traffic ahead is braking sharply because of an incident. How could you warn traffic behind you? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Briefly use the hazard warning lightsSwitch on the hazard warning lights continuouslyBriefly use the rear fog lightsSwitch on the headlights continuouslyQuestion 4 of 95Question 5 of 95 Loading... 5. In areas where there are ‘traffic calming’ measures you should Mark one answer [Get Hints]travel at a reduced speed always travel at the speed limitposition in the centre of the road only slow down if pedestrians are nearQuestion 5 of 95Question 6 of 95 Loading... 6. You take the wrong route and find you are on a one-way street. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]reverse out of the roadturn round in a side roadcontinue to the end of the roadreverse into a drivewayQuestion 6 of 95Question 7 of 95 Loading... 7. While driving, you see this sign ahead. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]stop at the signslow, but continue around the bendslow to a crawl and continuestop and look for open farm gatesQuestion 7 of 95Question 8 of 95 Loading... 8. Why should you be especially cautious when going past this stationary bus? Mark two answers [Get Hints]There is traffic approaching in the distanceThe driver may open the doorIt may suddenly move offPeople may cross the road in front of itThere are bicycles parked on the pavementQuestion 8 of 95Question 9 of 95 Loading... 9. An elderly person’s driving ability could be affected because they may be unable to Mark one answer [Get Hints]obtain car insuranceunderstand road signsreact very quicklygive signals correctlyQuestion 9 of 95Question 10 of 95 Loading... 10. You have been involved in an argument before starting your journey. This has made you feel angry. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]start to drive, but open a windowdrive slower than normal and turn your radio onhave an alcoholic drink to help you relax before drivingcalm down before you start to driveQuestion 10 of 95Question 11 of 95 Loading... 11. When should you use hazard warning lights? Mark one answer [Get Hints]When you are double-parked on a two way roadWhen your direction indicators are not workingWhen warning oncoming traffic that you intend to stopWhen your vehicle has broken down and is causing an obstructionQuestion 11 of 95Question 12 of 95 Loading... 12. You take some cough medicine given to you by a friend. What should you do before driving? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Ask your friend if taking the medicine affected their drivingDrink some strong coffee one hour before drivingCheck the label to see if the medicine will affect your drivingDrive a short distance to see if the medicine is affecting your drivingQuestion 12 of 95Question 13 of 95 Loading... 13. As a driver you find that your eyesight has become very poor. Your optician says they cannot help you. The law says that you should tell Mark one answer [Get Hints]the licensing authorityyour own doctorthe local police stationanother opticianQuestion 13 of 95Question 14 of 95 Loading... 14. How does alcohol affect you? Mark one answer [Get Hints]It speeds up your reactionsIt increases your awarenessIt improves your co-ordinationIt reduces your concentrationQuestion 14 of 95Question 15 of 95 Loading... 15. Why must you take extra care when turning right at this junction? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Road surface is poorFootpaths are narrowRoad markings are faintThere is reduced visibilityQuestion 15 of 95Question 16 of 95 Loading... 16. Your doctor has given you a course of medicine. Why should you ask how it will affect you? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Drugs make you a better driver by quickening your reactionsYou will have to let your insurance company know about the medicineSome types of medicine can cause your reactions to slow downThe medicine you take may affect your hearingQuestion 16 of 95Question 17 of 95 Loading... 17. What else can seriously affect your concentration, other than alcoholic drinks? Mark three answers [Get Hints]DrugsTirednessTinted windowsContact lenses Loud musicQuestion 17 of 95Question 18 of 95 Loading... 18. A driver does something that upsets you. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]try not to reactlet them know how you feel flash your headlights several timessound your hornQuestion 18 of 95Question 19 of 95 Loading... 19. You want to turn left at this junction. The view of the main road is restricted. What should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Stay well back and wait to see if something comesBuild up your speed so that you can emerge quicklyStop and apply the handbrake even if the road is clearApproach slowly and edge out until you can see more clearlyQuestion 19 of 95Question 20 of 95 Loading... 20. You are behind this cyclist. When the traffic lights change, what should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Try to move off before the cyclistAllow the cyclist time and roomTurn right but give the cyclist roomTap your horn and drive through firstQuestion 20 of 95Question 21 of 95 Loading... 21. What type of vehicle could you expect to meet in the middle of the road? Mark one answer [Get Hints]LorryBicycleCarMotorcycleQuestion 21 of 95Question 22 of 95 Loading... 22. You see this sign ahead. You should expect the road to Mark one answer [Get Hints]go steeply uphill go steeply downhillbend sharply to the left bend sharply to the rightQuestion 22 of 95Question 23 of 95 Loading... 23. You are not sure if your cough medicine will affect you. What TWO things should you do? Mark two answers [Get Hints]Ask your doctorCheck the medicine labelDrive if you feel alrightAsk a friend or relative for adviceQuestion 23 of 95Question 24 of 95 Loading... 24. Which THREE result from drinking alcohol? Mark three answers [Get Hints]Less controlA false sense of confidenceFaster reactionsPoor judgement of speedGreater awareness of dangerQuestion 24 of 95Question 25 of 95 Loading... 25. The red lights are flashing. What should you do when approaching this level crossing? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Go through quicklyGo through carefullyStop before the barrierSwitch on hazard warning lightsQuestion 25 of 95Question 26 of 95 Loading... 26. You are on a motorway. You feel tired. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]carry on but go slowlyleave the motorway at the next exitcomplete your journey as quickly as possiblestop on the hard shoulderQuestion 26 of 95Question 27 of 95 Loading... 27. You are on a dual carriageway. Ahead you see a vehicle with an amber flashing light. What could this be? Mark one answer [Get Hints]An ambulanceA fire engineA doctor on call A disabled person’s vehicleQuestion 27 of 95Question 28 of 95 Loading... 28. For which of these may you use hazard warning lights? Mark one answer [Get Hints]When driving on a motorway to warn traffic behind of a hazard aheadWhen you are double-parked on a twoway roadWhen your direction indicators are not workingWhen warning oncoming traffic that you intend to stopQuestion 28 of 95Question 29 of 95 Loading... 29. Why are place names painted on the road surface? Mark one answer [Get Hints]To restrict the flow of trafficTo warn you of oncoming trafficTo enable you to change lanes earlyTo prevent you changing lanesQuestion 29 of 95Question 30 of 95 Loading... 30. At this blind junction you must stop Mark one answer [Get Hints]behind the line, then edge forward to see clearlybeyond the line at a point where you can see clearlyonly if there is traffic on the main roadonly if you are turning to the rightQuestion 30 of 95Question 31 of 95 Loading... 31. You are invited to a pub lunch. You know that you will have to drive in the evening. What is your best course of action? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Avoid mixing your alcoholic drinksNot drink any alcohol at allHave some milk before drinking alcoholEat a hot meal with your alcoholic drinksQuestion 31 of 95Question 32 of 95 Loading... 32. When approaching this hazard why should you slow down? Mark two answers [Get Hints]Because of the bendBecause it’s hard to see to the rightBecause of approaching trafficBecause of animals crossingBecause of the level crossingQuestion 32 of 95Question 33 of 95 Loading... 33. Hazard warning lights should be used when vehicles are Mark one answer [Get Hints]broken down and causing an obstructionfaulty and moving slowlybeing towed along a roadreversing into a side roadQuestion 33 of 95Question 34 of 95 Loading... 34. What should the driver of the car approaching the crossing do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Continue at the same speedSound the hornDrive through quicklySlow down and get ready to stopQuestion 34 of 95Question 35 of 95 Loading... 35. What should you do as you approach this overhead bridge? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Move out to the centre of the road before going throughFind another route, this is only for high vehiclesBe prepared to give way to large vehicles in the middle of the roadMove across to the right hand side before going throughQuestion 35 of 95Question 36 of 95 Loading... 36. Which TWO things would help to keep you alert during a long journey? Mark two answers [Get Hints]Finishing your journey as fast as you canKeeping off the motorways and using country roadsMaking sure that you get plenty of fresh airMaking regular stops for refreshmentsQuestion 36 of 95Question 37 of 95 Loading... 37. What is the main hazard shown in this picture? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Vehicles turning rightVehicles doing U-turnsThe cyclist crossing the roadParked cars around the cornerQuestion 37 of 95Question 38 of 95 Loading... 38. Which of the following types of glasses should NOT be worn when driving at night? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Half-moonRoundBi-focalTintedQuestion 38 of 95Question 39 of 95 Loading... 39. Why should the junction on the left be kept clear? Mark one answer [Get Hints]To allow vehicles to enter and emerge To allow the bus to reverseTo allow vehicles to make a U-turnTo allow vehicles to parkQuestion 39 of 95Question 40 of 95 Loading... 40. Some two-way roads are divided into three lanes. Why are these particularly dangerous? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Traffic in both directions can use the middle lane to overtakeTraffic can travel faster in poor weather conditionsTraffic can overtake on the leftTraffic uses the middle lane for emergencies onlyQuestion 40 of 95Question 41 of 95 Loading... 41. You intend to turn left at the traffic lights. Just before turning you should Mark one answer [Get Hints]check your right mirrormove close up to the white carstraddle the lanescheck for bicycles on your leftQuestion 41 of 95Question 42 of 95 Loading... 42. Which THREE of these are likely effects of drinking alcohol? Mark three answers [Get Hints]Reduced co-ordinationIncreased confidencePoor judgementIncreased concentrationFaster reactionsColour blindnessQuestion 42 of 95Question 43 of 95 Loading... 43. If you are feeling tired it is best to stop as soon as you can. Until then you should Mark one answer [Get Hints]increase your speed to find a stopping place quicklyensure a supply of fresh airgently tap the steering wheelkeep changing speed to improve concentrationQuestion 43 of 95Question 44 of 95 Loading... 44. Overtaking is a major cause of collisions. In which THREE of these situations should you NOT overtake? Mark three answers [Get Hints]If you are turning left shortly afterwardsWhen you are in a one-way streetWhen you are approaching a junctionIf you are travelling up a long hillWhen your view ahead is blockedQuestion 44 of 95Question 45 of 95 Loading... 45. You are waiting to emerge at a junction. Your view is restricted by parked vehicles. What can help you to see traffic on the road you are joining? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Looking for traffic behind youReflections of traffic in shop windowsMaking eye contact with other road usersChecking for traffic in your interior mirrorQuestion 45 of 95Question 46 of 95 Loading... 46. You are driving towards this left-hand bend. What dangers should you be aware of? Mark one answer [Get Hints]A vehicle overtaking youNo white lines in the centre of the roadNo sign to warn you of the bendPedestrians walking towards youQuestion 46 of 95Question 47 of 95 Loading... 47. You think the driver of the vehicle in front has forgotten to cancel their right indicator. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]flash your lights to alert the driversound your horn before overtakingovertake on the left if there is roomstay behind and not overtakeQuestion 47 of 95Question 48 of 95 Loading... 48. You are driving along a motorway and become tired. You should Mark two answers [Get Hints]stop at the next service area and restleave the motorway at the next exit and restincrease your speed and turn up the radio volumeclose all your windows and set heating to warmpull up on the hard shoulder and change driversQuestion 48 of 95Question 49 of 95 Loading... 49. Why are mirrors often slightly curved (convex)? Mark one answer [Get Hints]They give a wider field of visionThey totally cover blind spotsThey make it easier to judge the speed of following trafficThey make following traffic look biggerQuestion 49 of 95Question 50 of 95 Loading... 50. You are approaching this cyclist. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]overtake before the cyclist gets to the junctionflash your headlights at the cyclistslow down and allow the cyclist to turnovertake the cyclist on the left-hand sideQuestion 50 of 95Question 51 of 95 Loading... 51. You are driving at 60 mph. As you approach this hazard you should Mark one answer [Get Hints]maintain your speedreduce your speedtake the next right turntake the next left turnQuestion 51 of 95Question 52 of 95 Loading... 52. When may you use hazard warning lights? Mark one answer [Get Hints]To park alongside another carTo park on double yellow linesWhen you are being towedWhen you have broken downQuestion 52 of 95Question 53 of 95 Loading... 53. You are driving on a road with several lanes. You see these signs above the lanes. What do they mean? Mark one answer [Get Hints]The two right lanes are openThe two left lanes are openTraffic in the left lanes should stopTraffic in the right lanes should stopQuestion 53 of 95Question 54 of 95 Loading... 54. You see this sign on the rear of a slowmoving lorry that you want to pass. It is travelling in the middle lane of a three-lane motorway. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]cautiously approach the lorry then pass on either sidefollow the lorry until you can leave the motorwaywait on the hard shoulder until the lorry has stoppedapproach with care and keep to the left of the lorryQuestion 54 of 95Question 55 of 95 Loading... 55. As a provisional licence holder, you must not drive a motor car Mark two answers [Get Hints]at more than 40 mphon your own on the motorwayunder the age of 18 years at nightwith passengers in the rear seatsQuestion 55 of 95Question 56 of 95 Loading... 56. The traffic ahead of you in the left-hand lane is slowing. You should Mark two answers [Get Hints]be wary of cars on your right cutting inaccelerate past the vehicles in the lefthand lane pull up on the left-hand vergemove across and continue in the righthand laneslow down, keeping a safe separation distanceQuestion 56 of 95Question 57 of 95 Loading... 57. You are driving towards this level crossing. What would be the first warning of an approaching train? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Both half barriers downA steady amber lightOne half barrier down Twin flashing red lightsQuestion 57 of 95Question 58 of 95 Loading... 58. Your motorway journey seems boring and you feel drowsy. What should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Stop on the hard shoulder for a sleepOpen a window and stop as soon as it’s safe and legalSpeed up to arrive at your destination soonerSlow down and let other drivers overtakeQuestion 58 of 95Question 59 of 95 Loading... 59. You have been taking medicine for a few days which made you feel drowsy. Today you feel better but still need to take the medicine. You should only drive Mark one answer [Get Hints]if your journey is necessaryat night on quiet roadsif someone goes with youafter checking with your doctorQuestion 59 of 95Question 60 of 95 Loading... 60. Driving long distances can be tiring. You can prevent this by Mark three answers [Get Hints]stopping every so often for a walkopening a window for some fresh airensuring plenty of refreshment breakscompleting the journey without stoppingeating a large meal before drivingQuestion 60 of 95Question 61 of 95 Loading... 61. What does the solid white line at the side of the road indicate? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Traffic lights aheadEdge of the carriageway Footpath on the leftCycle pathQuestion 61 of 95Question 62 of 95 Loading... 62. A driver’s behaviour has upset you. It may help if you Mark one answer [Get Hints]stop and take a breakshout abusive languagegesture to them with your handfollow their car, flashing your headlightsQuestion 62 of 95Question 63 of 95 Loading... 63. What is the main hazard the driver of the red car (arrowed) should be aware of? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Glare from the sun may affect the driver’s visionThe black car may stop suddenlyThe bus may move out into the roadOncoming vehicles will assume the driver is turning rightQuestion 63 of 95Question 64 of 95 Loading... 64. You are approaching crossroads. The traffic lights have failed. What should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Brake and stop only for large vehiclesBrake sharply to a stop before lookingBe prepared to brake sharply to a stopBe prepared to stop for any traffic.Question 64 of 95Question 65 of 95 Loading... 65. You are taking drugs that are likely to affect your driving. What should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Seek medical advice before drivingLimit your driving to essential journeysOnly drive if accompanied by a full licence-holderDrive only for short distancesQuestion 65 of 95Question 66 of 95 Loading... 66. You have been convicted of driving whilst unfit through drink or drugs. You will find this is likely to cause the cost of one of the following to rise considerably. Which one? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Road fund licenceInsurance premiums Vehicle test certificateDriving licenceQuestion 66 of 95Question 67 of 95 Loading... 67. You are following a slower-moving vehicle on a narrow country road. There is a junction just ahead on the right. What should you do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Overtake after checking your mirrors and signallingStay behind until you are past the junctionAccelerate quickly to pass before the junctionSlow down and prepare to overtake on the leftQuestion 67 of 95Question 68 of 95 Loading... 68. When the traffic lights change to green the white car should Mark one answer [Get Hints]wait for the cyclist to pull awaymove off quickly and turn in front of the cyclistmove close up to the cyclist to beat the lightssound the horn to warn the cyclistQuestion 68 of 95Question 69 of 95 Loading... 69. You are about to drive home. You cannot find the glasses you need to wear. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]drive home slowly, keeping to quiet roadsborrow a friend’s glasses and use thosedrive home at night, so that the lights will help youfind a way of getting home without drivingQuestion 69 of 95Question 70 of 95 Loading... 70. You have just been overtaken by this motorcyclist who is cutting in sharply. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]sound the hornbrake firmlykeep a safe gapflash your lightsQuestion 70 of 95Question 71 of 95 Loading... 71. What is the main hazard you should be aware of when following this cyclist? Mark one answer [Get Hints]The cyclist may move to the left and dismountThe cyclist may swerve out into the roadThe contents of the cyclist’s carrier may fall onto the roadThe cyclist may wish to turn right at the end of the roadQuestion 71 of 95Question 72 of 95 Loading... 72. During periods of illness your ability to drive may be impaired. You MUST Mark two answers [Get Hints]see your doctor each time before you driveonly take smaller doses of any medicinesbe medically fit to drivenot drive after taking certain medicinestake all your medicines with you when you driveQuestion 72 of 95Question 73 of 95 Loading... 73. What should the driver of the red car (arrowed) do? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Wave the pedestrians who are waiting to crossWait for the pedestrian in the road to crossQuickly drive behind the pedestrian in the roadTell the pedestrian in the road she should not have crossedQuestion 73 of 95Question 74 of 95 Loading... 74. What advice should you give to a driver who has had a few alcoholic drinks at a party? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Have a strong cup of coffee and then drive homeDrive home carefully and slowlyGo home by public transport Wait a short while and then drive homeQuestion 74 of 95Question 75 of 95 Loading... 75. When driving a car fitted with automatic transmission what would you use ‘kick down’ for? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Cruise controlQuick accelerationSlow brakingFuel economyQuestion 75 of 95Question 76 of 95 Loading... 76. After passing your driving test, you suffer from ill health. This affects your driving. You MUST Mark one answer [Get Hints]inform your local police station avoid using motorwaysalways drive accompanied inform the licensing authorityQuestion 76 of 95Question 77 of 95 Loading... 77. A driver pulls out of a side road in front of you. You have to brake hard. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]ignore the error and stay calmflash your lights to show your annoyancesound your horn to show your annoyanceovertake as soon as possibleQuestion 77 of 95Question 78 of 95 Loading... 78. This yellow sign on a vehicle indicates this is Mark one answer [Get Hints]a broken-down vehiclea school busan ice cream vana private ambulanceQuestion 78 of 95Question 79 of 95 Loading... 79. You go to a social event and need to drive a short time after. What precaution should you take? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Avoid drinking alcohol on an empty stomachDrink plenty of coffee after drinking alcoholAvoid drinking alcohol completelyDrink plenty of milk before drinking alcoholQuestion 79 of 95Question 80 of 95 Loading... 80. You find that you need glasses to read vehicle number plates at the required distance. When MUST you wear them? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Only in bad weather conditionsAt all times when drivingOnly when you think it necessary Only in bad light or at night timeQuestion 80 of 95Question 81 of 95 Loading... 81. What THREE things should the driver of the grey car (arrowed) be especially aware of? Mark three answers [Get Hints]Pedestrians stepping out between carsOther cars behind the grey carDoors opening on parked carsThe bumpy road surfaceCars leaving parking spacesEmpty parking spacesQuestion 81 of 95Question 82 of 95 Loading... 82. You are driving along this road. The driver on the left is reversing from a driveway. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]move to the opposite side of the roaddrive through as you have prioritysound your horn and be prepared to stopspeed up and drive through quicklyQuestion 82 of 95Question 83 of 95 Loading... 83. You are planning a long journey. Do you need to plan rest stops? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Yes, you should plan to stop every half an hourYes, regular stops help concentrationNo, you will be less tired if you get there as soon as possibleNo, only fuel stops will be neededQuestion 83 of 95Question 84 of 95 Loading... 84. What might you expect to happen in this situation? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Traffic will move into the right-hand laneTraffic speed will increaseTraffic will move into the left-hand laneTraffic will not need to change positionQuestion 84 of 95Question 85 of 95 Loading... 85. Drinking any amount of alcohol is likely to Mark three answers [Get Hints]slow down your reactions to hazardsincrease the speed of your reactionsworsen your judgement of speedimprove your awareness of dangergive a false sense of confidenceQuestion 85 of 95Question 86 of 95 Loading... 86. Which road user has caused a hazard? Mark one answer [Get Hints]The parked car (arrowed A) The pedestrian waiting to cross (arrowed B) The moving car (arrowed C)The car turning (arrowed D)Question 86 of 95Question 87 of 95 Loading... 87. When approaching this bridge you should give way to Mark one answer [Get Hints]bicyclesbusesmotorcyclescarsQuestion 87 of 95Question 88 of 95 Loading... 88. You are about to drive home. You feel very tired and have a severe headache. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]wait until you are fit and well before drivingdrive home, but take a tablet for headachesdrive home if you can stay awake for the journeywait for a short time, then drive home slowlyQuestion 88 of 95Question 89 of 95 Loading... 89. You are about to return home from holiday when you become ill. A doctor prescribes drugs which are likely to affect your driving. You should Mark one answer [Get Hints]drive only if someone is with youavoid driving on motorwaysnot drive yourselfnever drive at more than 30 mphQuestion 89 of 95Question 90 of 95 Loading... 90. What does this signal from a police officer mean to oncoming traffic? Mark one answer [Get Hints]Go aheadStopTurn leftTurn rightQuestion 90 of 95Question 91 of 95 Loading... 91. You feel drowsy when driving. You should Mark two answers [Get Hints]stop and rest as soon as possibleturn the heater up to keep you warm and comfortablemake sure you have a good supply of fresh aircontinue with your journey but drive more slowlyclose the car windows to help you concentrateQuestion 91 of 95Question 92 of 95 Loading... 92. You are driving along this motorway. It is raining. When following this lorry you should Mark two answers [Get Hints]allow at least a two-second gapmove left and drive on the hard shoulderallow at least a four-second gap be aware of spray reducing your visionmove right and stay in the right-hand laneQuestion 92 of 95Question 93 of 95 Loading... 93. You should reduce your speed when driving along this road because Mark one answer [Get Hints]there is a staggered junction aheadthere is a low bridge aheadthere is a change in the road surfacethe road ahead narrowsQuestion 93 of 95Question 94 of 95 Loading... 94. Which THREE are likely to make you lose concentration while driving? Mark three answers [Get Hints]Looking at road mapsListening to loud musicUsing your windscreen washersLooking in your wing mirrorUsing a mobile phoneQuestion 94 of 95Question 95 of 95 Loading... 95. Where would you expect to see these markers? Mark two answers [Get Hints]On a motorway signAt the entrance to a narrow bridgeOn a large goods vehicleOn a builder’s skip placed on the roadQuestion 95 of 95 Loading...