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On a normal two-way road, where should you usually position your vehicle?Rules of the Road
A. Keep to the left unless overtaking, turning right or passing an obstruction Correct
B. Drive near the centre line at all times
C. Use the right side whenever it is clear
D. Choose whichever side has fewer potholes
Drivers should normally keep to the left unless there is a valid reason to move out.
NI theory practice: On a normal two-way road, where should you usually position your vehicle?Rules of the Road
A. Keep to the left unless overtaking, turning right or passing an obstruction Correct
B. Drive near the centre line at all times
C. Use the right side whenever it is clear
D. Choose whichever side has fewer potholes
Drivers should normally keep to the left unless there is a valid reason to move out.
Test your knowledge: On a normal two-way road, where should you usually position your vehicle?Rules of the Road
A. Keep to the left unless overtaking, turning right or passing an obstruction Correct
B. Drive near the centre line at all times
C. Use the right side whenever it is clear
D. Choose whichever side has fewer potholes
Drivers should normally keep to the left unless there is a valid reason to move out.
Which answer is safest and correct? On a normal two-way road, where should you usually position your vehicle?Rules of the Road
A. Keep to the left unless overtaking, turning right or passing an obstruction Correct
B. Drive near the centre line at all times
C. Use the right side whenever it is clear
D. Choose whichever side has fewer potholes
Drivers should normally keep to the left unless there is a valid reason to move out.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: On a normal two-way road, where should you usually position your vehicle?Rules of the Road
A. Keep to the left unless overtaking, turning right or passing an obstruction Correct
B. Drive near the centre line at all times
C. Use the right side whenever it is clear
D. Choose whichever side has fewer potholes
Drivers should normally keep to the left unless there is a valid reason to move out.
When should you overtake another vehicle?Rules of the Road
A. Only when you can complete the manoeuvre safely without forcing others to react suddenly Correct
B. Whenever the vehicle ahead is below the speed limit
C. Whenever the centre line is broken
D. As soon as you signal
Overtake only with a clear view and enough space to complete the manoeuvre safely.
NI theory practice: When should you overtake another vehicle?Rules of the Road
A. Only when you can complete the manoeuvre safely without forcing others to react suddenly Correct
B. Whenever the vehicle ahead is below the speed limit
C. Whenever the centre line is broken
D. As soon as you signal
Overtake only with a clear view and enough space to complete the manoeuvre safely.
Test your knowledge: When should you overtake another vehicle?Rules of the Road
A. Only when you can complete the manoeuvre safely without forcing others to react suddenly Correct
B. Whenever the vehicle ahead is below the speed limit
C. Whenever the centre line is broken
D. As soon as you signal
Overtake only with a clear view and enough space to complete the manoeuvre safely.
Which answer is safest and correct? When should you overtake another vehicle?Rules of the Road
A. Only when you can complete the manoeuvre safely without forcing others to react suddenly Correct
B. Whenever the vehicle ahead is below the speed limit
C. Whenever the centre line is broken
D. As soon as you signal
Overtake only with a clear view and enough space to complete the manoeuvre safely.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: When should you overtake another vehicle?Rules of the Road
A. Only when you can complete the manoeuvre safely without forcing others to react suddenly Correct
B. Whenever the vehicle ahead is below the speed limit
C. Whenever the centre line is broken
D. As soon as you signal
Overtake only with a clear view and enough space to complete the manoeuvre safely.
When should you use the horn?Rules of the Road
A. To warn other road users of your presence when necessary Correct
B. To express annoyance
C. To hurry pedestrians
D. Whenever traffic is slow
The horn is a warning device, not a way to rebuke or hurry other road users.
NI theory practice: When should you use the horn?Rules of the Road
A. To warn other road users of your presence when necessary Correct
B. To express annoyance
C. To hurry pedestrians
D. Whenever traffic is slow
The horn is a warning device, not a way to rebuke or hurry other road users.
Test your knowledge: When should you use the horn?Rules of the Road
A. To warn other road users of your presence when necessary Correct
B. To express annoyance
C. To hurry pedestrians
D. Whenever traffic is slow
The horn is a warning device, not a way to rebuke or hurry other road users.
Which answer is safest and correct? When should you use the horn?Rules of the Road
A. To warn other road users of your presence when necessary Correct
B. To express annoyance
C. To hurry pedestrians
D. Whenever traffic is slow
The horn is a warning device, not a way to rebuke or hurry other road users.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: When should you use the horn?Rules of the Road
A. To warn other road users of your presence when necessary Correct
B. To express annoyance
C. To hurry pedestrians
D. Whenever traffic is slow
The horn is a warning device, not a way to rebuke or hurry other road users.
You are turning into a side road and a pedestrian is crossing that road. What should you do?Rules of the Road
A. Give way and allow the pedestrian to cross safely Correct
B. Turn in before the pedestrian reaches your lane
C. Sound the horn and continue
D. Drive around the pedestrian on the footway side
Take particular care for pedestrians when turning and give way where required.
NI theory practice: You are turning into a side road and a pedestrian is crossing that road. What should you do?Rules of the Road
A. Give way and allow the pedestrian to cross safely Correct
B. Turn in before the pedestrian reaches your lane
C. Sound the horn and continue
D. Drive around the pedestrian on the footway side
Take particular care for pedestrians when turning and give way where required.
Test your knowledge: You are turning into a side road and a pedestrian is crossing that road. What should you do?Rules of the Road
A. Give way and allow the pedestrian to cross safely Correct
B. Turn in before the pedestrian reaches your lane
C. Sound the horn and continue
D. Drive around the pedestrian on the footway side
Take particular care for pedestrians when turning and give way where required.
Which answer is safest and correct? You are turning into a side road and a pedestrian is crossing that road. What should you do?Rules of the Road
A. Give way and allow the pedestrian to cross safely Correct
B. Turn in before the pedestrian reaches your lane
C. Sound the horn and continue
D. Drive around the pedestrian on the footway side
Take particular care for pedestrians when turning and give way where required.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: You are turning into a side road and a pedestrian is crossing that road. What should you do?Rules of the Road
A. Give way and allow the pedestrian to cross safely Correct
B. Turn in before the pedestrian reaches your lane
C. Sound the horn and continue
D. Drive around the pedestrian on the footway side
Take particular care for pedestrians when turning and give way where required.
Before moving off from the kerb, what final observation is important?Rules of the Road
A. Check the blind spot as well as mirrors Correct
B. Check only the rear-view mirror
C. Look only at the speedometer
D. Sound the horn and move immediately
Before moving off, use mirrors and look around for blind spots, then move only when safe.
NI theory practice: Before moving off from the kerb, what final observation is important?Rules of the Road
A. Check the blind spot as well as mirrors Correct
B. Check only the rear-view mirror
C. Look only at the speedometer
D. Sound the horn and move immediately
Before moving off, use mirrors and look around for blind spots, then move only when safe.
Test your knowledge: Before moving off from the kerb, what final observation is important?Rules of the Road
A. Check the blind spot as well as mirrors Correct
B. Check only the rear-view mirror
C. Look only at the speedometer
D. Sound the horn and move immediately
Before moving off, use mirrors and look around for blind spots, then move only when safe.
Which answer is safest and correct? Before moving off from the kerb, what final observation is important?Rules of the Road
A. Check the blind spot as well as mirrors Correct
B. Check only the rear-view mirror
C. Look only at the speedometer
D. Sound the horn and move immediately
Before moving off, use mirrors and look around for blind spots, then move only when safe.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: Before moving off from the kerb, what final observation is important?Rules of the Road
A. Check the blind spot as well as mirrors Correct
B. Check only the rear-view mirror
C. Look only at the speedometer
D. Sound the horn and move immediately
Before moving off, use mirrors and look around for blind spots, then move only when safe.
