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Question 1 of 29

1. Question
Some lorries have an extra mirror angled down towards the nearside front wheel. What’s this mirror especially useful for?
- Overtaking
- Parking
- Checking your trailer
- Turning right
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Question 2 of 29

2. Question
You’re behind a parked car. What should you do when you’re about to move off?
- Start to signal when you've started moving
- Move off when there's no oncoming traffic
- Check the blind spots before you start moving
- Only use your mirrors after you've started moving
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Question 3 of 29

3. Question
You’re driving a lorry. Why do you need to take extra care when emerging at this junction?
- There are bollards in the middle of the road
- It's a closed junction
- There's a motorcycle on the left
- There's a grass verge on the left
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Question 4 of 29

4. Question
You’re driving this lorry (arrowed). What should you do about the emergency vehicle that’s trying to emerge from the side road?
- Brake hard to a stop and wave it out
- Brake smoothly and allow it to emerge
- Drive on; you're on the major road
- Turn left to give it a clear view
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Question 5 of 29

5. Question
What should you do when you’re unable to see clearly while you’re reversing into a loading bay?
- Get someone to guide you into the bay
- Use an audible warning signal while reversing
- Reverse into the bay until your bumper touches the end wall
- Open your door and lean well out while reversing
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Question 6 of 29

6. Question
This lorry is turning right from the side road. What should the driver be especially aware of
- The motorcyclist from the right passing the parked van
- The vehicles coming from the left along the main road
- The pedestrians on the footpath by the main road
- The vehicles behind on the minor road
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Question 7 of 29

7. Question
You’re driving a lorry with a sleeper cab. When would a quick sideways glance be helpful?
- After driving over a pedestrian crossing
- When traffic is merging from the right or left
- Before climbing a steep hill
- When driving round sharp bends
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Question 8 of 29

8. Question
Your lorry has a sleeper cab. Why could this make your driving more difficult?
- It increases your blind spots
- It increases your view of the road ahead
- It increases your view in the right-hand mirror
- It increases your view in the left-hand mirror
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Question 9 of 29

9. Question
You’re waiting to turn right in this lorry (arrowed). What danger should you be most aware of?
- The road surface
- The ‘give way’ lines
- The hazard line
- The motorcyclist
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Question 10 of 29

10. Question
Many modern vehicles are fitted with an additional nearside mirror. What does this help the driver to see?
- The front wheel in relation to the kerb
- The exhaust to check for emissions
- The rear of the vehicle when reversing
- The distance of the following vehicle
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Question 11 of 29

11. Question
What’s the first thing you should check before moving to the left?
- The nearside mirror
- The offside mirror
- Behind, over your right shoulder
- Behind, over your left shoulder
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Question 12 of 29

12. Question
What’s the first thing you should check before moving to the right?
- The nearside mirror
- Behind, over your left shoulder
- Behind, over your right shoulder
- The offside mirror
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Question 13 of 29

13. Question
What should you do before moving off?
- Extend your right arm out of the window
- Just use the offside mirror and move away quickly
- Signal right with indicator and arm together
- Use your mirrors and look behind
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Question 14 of 29

14. Question
When would you need to check your nearside mirror?
- As a final check before turning right
- After passing cars parked on the left
- Before moving into the lane on your right
- When getting out of your cab on the driver's side
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Question 15 of 29

15. Question
The MSM routine should be used when you negotiate a hazard. What do the initials MSM stand for?
- Mirrors, signal, manoeuvre
- Manoeuvre, speed, mirrors
- Mirrors, speed, manoeuvre
- Manoeuvre, signal, mirrors
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Question 16 of 29

16. Question
What must you do to ensure good all-round vision when driving?
- Keep your windows open
- Have a sun visor fitted
- Adjust your seat properly
- Keep your lights clean
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Question 17 of 29

17. Question
When may an audible warning device for reversing be used in areas with a 30 mph speed limit?
- Between 7.00 am and 11.30 pm
- Between 11.30 pm and 7.00 am
- During daylight hours only
- At any time of the day or night
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Question 18 of 29

18. Question
What will happen if you drive too close to the vehicle in front?
- Your view ahead will be reduced
- Your view ahead will be increased
- Your view of following drivers will be increased
- Your view of following drivers will be reduced
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Question 19 of 29

19. Question
Why might it be difficult to see motorcyclists at junctions?
- They always ride in the gutter
- They can be hidden in blind spots
- They wear bright clothing
- They ride with their headlights on
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Question 20 of 29

20. Question
Why should you check your right-hand mirror just before turning right from a main road into a side road?
- There may be pedestrians stepping off the kerb
- You need to check your position
- Someone may be overtaking you
- Your rear view to the left is blocked
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Question 21 of 29

21. Question
What should you check just before you turn left?
- The left-hand mirror
- The interior mirror
- The right-hand mirror
- The overtaking mirror
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Question 22 of 29

22. Question
You’re driving a long vehicle. What should you be especially careful of before turning left onto a main road?
- Pedestrians on the opposite kerb
- Cyclists on your left
- Solid white lines in the centre of the road
- Vehicles directly behind you
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Question 23 of 29

23. Question
You want to turn right at a roundabout marked with two right-turn lanes. What should you do if there’s ample room for your vehicle in either lane?
- Use the right-hand of the two lanes
- Use the left-hand of the two lanes
- Use the left-hand lane, then move to the right as you enter the roundabout
- Use the right-hand lane, then move to the left as you enter the roundabout
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Question 24 of 29

24. Question
Your vehicle is fitted with a reverse warning bleeper. How will this affect you when you’re reversing?
- You'll be able to reverse more accurately
- You'll only need to use the offside mirror
- You'll need to take all-round observation
- You'll only need to use the nearside mirror
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Question 25 of 29

25. Question
What does ‘blind spot’ mean?
- An area of road covered by your right-hand mirror
- An area of road covered by your left-hand mirror
- An area of road that can't be seen, even with mirrors
- An area of road that isn't lit by your headlights
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Question 26 of 29

26. Question
You’re driving a large vehicle. How does its size and design affect the blind spots?
- It will have fewer blind spots than smaller vehicles
- It will have more blind spots than smaller vehicles
- It will have the same blind spots as other vehicles
- It will have no blind spots whatsoever
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Question 27 of 29

27. Question
You’re turning right at a T-junction. What should you do when your view to the right and left is blocked by parked vehicles?
- Lean forward to get a better view without crossing the 'give way' lines
- Edge out until you're about 1 metre (3 feet 3 inches) over the 'give way' lines
- Ease forward until you can see clearly in all directions
- Ask a passenger to assist by waving you out when it's clear
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Question 28 of 29

28. Question
What must you do before you start reversing?
- Remove your seat belt
- Look all around
- Use an audible warning device
- Change the tachograph mode
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Question 29 of 29

29. Question
You’re reversing your vehicle. What should you do while the audible warning device is operating?
- Rely on a clear path behind
- Expect others to be aware of your course
- Be cautious and keep looking all around
- Concentrate solely on your blind areas
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