Learn the basics, then practise
Start with a short round or try all 17 original practice questions. You can learn one answer at a time or take a timed round.
What you will practise
| Pedestrians | 4 questions |
| Junctions | 5 questions |
| Road signs | 1 questions |
| Weather | 3 questions |
| Vehicle checks | 4 questions |
Key ideas to know
- Read the Highway Code and pay attention to the difference between MUST and SHOULD.
- Give extra care to vulnerable road users, especially pedestrians and cyclists.
- Slow down and leave more room when roads are wet or visibility is poor.
- The real car theory test includes a separate hazard-perception part; this practice does not simulate it.
Try three sample questions
You approach a zebra crossing and a pedestrian is already crossing. What must you do?
Answer: Give way and let them cross
The Highway Code requires drivers to give way to pedestrians on zebra crossings.
You want to turn into a side road. A pedestrian is waiting to cross it. What should you do?
Answer: Give way to the pedestrian
The Highway Code says drivers should give way to pedestrians crossing or waiting at junctions.
What does a red traffic light mean?
Answer: Stop behind the stop line
A red traffic light means stop.
Official exam resources
Check the official source: GOV.UK car theory test ↗
Independent UK driving-safety questions. Not affiliated with DVSA.