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Car Mock Test 16

You have 31 minutes to answer 27 multiple choice video driving theory test questions from the latest 2026 question bank. At least 24 out of 27 questions must be answered correctly in order to pass the test. Answers may be reviewed after each question or you can wait until the end of the test for your final score. Good luck!

Car Mock Test 16

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1 / 27

When are you allowed to wait on the yellow grid markings?

Never

When you are turning right

When you are turning left

When you are going straight on

2 / 27

Why did the lorry driver start turning so late?

Because the lorry needs the room to turn

Because the lorry set off too fast

Because the driver was late checking their right mirror

Because the driver was making room for the cyclist

3 / 27

When may you wait in the area marked with a cycle?

When the traffic lights change to amber after you’ve passed the first line

When you’ve turned on your hazard warning lights

When there are no cycles in the marked area

When you’ve checked your mirrors for cyclists

4 / 27

What hazard do you need to look out for as you drive under the bridge?

Overhanging tree branches

Pedestrians walking in the road

A narrowing of the road

The height of the bridge

5 / 27

What's the speed limit on this road?

30 mph

60 mph

50 mph

40 mph

6 / 27

What does the single yellow line along the side of the road mean?

Waiting restrictions apply at certain times

No waiting at any time

No stopping at any time

It marks the edge of the road

7 / 27

What does the single yellow line along the side of the road mean?

50 mph

40 mph

60 mph

70 mph

8 / 27

The caravan starts to swing from side to side. What should the driver do to bring it back under control?

Accelerate until the swinging stops

Brake firmly until the swinging stops

Steer sharply in the opposite direction to the caravan's swing

Ease off the accelerator to slow down

9 / 27

Why is the caravan unstable and swinging from side to side?

Because of side winds

Because it's in the wrong lane

Because there are traffic cones on the road

Because the other cars are passing too close to it

10 / 27

Why is there a warning 'Reduce speed now'?

Traffic is merging from the left

There's a staggered junction ahead

There's a crossroads and a double bend ahead

There's a T-junction ahead

11 / 27

Why has the line in the centre of the road changed?

To warn you not to change lanes

To warn you the speed limit has changed

To warn of hazards ahead

To warn you there's a speed camera ahead

12 / 27

The driver towing the caravan wants to turn right onto the dual carriageway. What should they do?

Wait until the road is clear in both directions before turning

Move partly into the central reservation and wait until it's safe to turn

Move out when an approaching driver flashes their headlights

Turn left and find a suitable place to turn around

13 / 27

What do the lines along the centre of the road mean?

No overtaking

No stopping

There's a hazard ahead

They mark the centre of the road

14 / 27

You want to overtake the tractor. What should you do?

Stay behind and wait until you have a clear view

Speed up and overtake before you get to the bend

Sound your horn and make the tractor pull over

Overtake straight after the oncoming car passes

15 / 27

Why has the tractor got flashing amber lights?

To warn you it's a slow-moving vehicle

To warn you it's breaking down

To tell you not to overtake

To warn you it has a wide load

16 / 27

Why should you take care driving past the man with the cane?

He's physically disabled

He's deaf

He's blind

He's deaf and blind

17 / 27

How should you approach the zebra crossing?

Sound your horn to warn the pedestrians

Be ready to slow down or stop to allow pedestrians to cross

Slow down and wave the pedestrians across

Speed up to get past the crossing

18 / 27

You've stopped at the zebra crossing. When may you move off?

When the oncoming car moves off

When the pedestrians have cleared your side of the road

When the pedestrians have completely crossed

When the driver behind you sounds their horn

19 / 27

As you approach the roundabout, there's a sign showing a single white bar on a green background. What does this sign tell you?

Give way at the roundabout

There are chevrons on the roundabout

The roundabout is 50 yards ahead

The roundabout is 100 yards ahead

20 / 27

As you approach the roundabout, you want to change lanes. What routine should you follow?

Mirrors, signal, manoeuvre

Signal, mirrors, manoeuvre

Manoeuvre, signal, mirrors

Manoeuvre, mirrors, signal

21 / 27

You want to travel on the A61. Which lane should you use at the roundabout?

Only the left lane

Either the left lane or middle lane

Only the middle lane

Either the middle lane or right lane

22 / 27

Why has the bus driver positioned the bus on the left?

To get a better view of the roundabout

The sign on the roundabout is directing traffic to "keep left"

In case the pedestrian wants to get on the bus

The bus needs extra room to get around the roundabout

23 / 27

Why does the cyclist take the longer route around the roundabout?

To avoid being dazzled by the sun

The cyclist is riding into a one-way street

It's easier to give arm signals while you're on the left

Cyclists may keep to the left for safety

24 / 27

What do the yellow lines along the edge of the road mean?

Pedestrians shouldn’t cross where there are yellow lines

They are rumble strips

No waiting

They mark the edge of the road

25 / 27

What do the white diagonal stripe markings in the middle of the road mean?

It’s an overtaking area for motorcyclists

No overtaking

You must not enter the area unless it’s an emergency

You should not enter the area unless it’s necessary and you can see it’s safe

26 / 27

What is the speed limit on this road for the car towing the caravan?

50 mph

40 mph

30 mph

60 mph

27 / 27

Why is it dangerous to overtake near a junction?

Your signal would be hard to see

You’ll be in the blind spot of the driver waiting to emerge

A driver waiting to emerge might not see you

The road surface will be slippery

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