UK Car Theory Test Attitude and Driving Behaviour 2

Question 1

What is the best response if you encounter an aggressive driver?

Accepted Answer

Avoid making eye contact and do not retaliate

Answer

Avoiding eye contact and not retaliating reduces the risk of escalating the confrontation into a dangerous situation.

Question 2

Which of these shows consideration for cyclists when passing parked cars?

Accepted Answer

Allowing extra space in case a car door is opened

Answer

Giving cyclists extra space near parked cars protects them from being struck by a suddenly opened car door.

Question 3

How can you reduce the risk of fatigue on a long motorway journey?

Accepted Answer

Plan regular breaks of at least 15 minutes every two hours

Answer

Taking a break of at least 15 minutes every two hours helps prevent the build-up of fatigue that makes driving dangerous.

Question 4

How can strong emotions like anger affect your driving?

Accepted Answer

They can cause you to take greater risks and react aggressively

Answer

Strong emotions distract you from the road and can lead to impulsive decisions, tailgating or excessive speed.

Question 5

When are you allowed to use your horn while driving?

Accepted Answer

To warn other road users of your presence when necessary

Answer

The Highway Code states the horn should only be used to warn other road users of your presence; using it out of impatience or to greet others is prohibited.

DVSA UK Driving Theory Practice Test

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UK Car Theory Test Attitude and Driving Behaviour 2