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Why is it especially important to look well ahead on a motorway?Motorways
A. Traffic travels faster, leaving less time to react Correct
B. Motorways have no road signs
C. Braking is not allowed on motorways
D. Mirrors are less useful at high speed
Higher motorway speeds mean hazards develop quickly, so scan farther ahead and use mirrors early.
NI theory practice: Why is it especially important to look well ahead on a motorway?Motorways
A. Traffic travels faster, leaving less time to react Correct
B. Motorways have no road signs
C. Braking is not allowed on motorways
D. Mirrors are less useful at high speed
Higher motorway speeds mean hazards develop quickly, so scan farther ahead and use mirrors early.
Test your knowledge: Why is it especially important to look well ahead on a motorway?Motorways
A. Traffic travels faster, leaving less time to react Correct
B. Motorways have no road signs
C. Braking is not allowed on motorways
D. Mirrors are less useful at high speed
Higher motorway speeds mean hazards develop quickly, so scan farther ahead and use mirrors early.
Which answer is safest and correct? Why is it especially important to look well ahead on a motorway?Motorways
A. Traffic travels faster, leaving less time to react Correct
B. Motorways have no road signs
C. Braking is not allowed on motorways
D. Mirrors are less useful at high speed
Higher motorway speeds mean hazards develop quickly, so scan farther ahead and use mirrors early.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: Why is it especially important to look well ahead on a motorway?Motorways
A. Traffic travels faster, leaving less time to react Correct
B. Motorways have no road signs
C. Braking is not allowed on motorways
D. Mirrors are less useful at high speed
Higher motorway speeds mean hazards develop quickly, so scan farther ahead and use mirrors early.
When the motorway is clear, which lane should you normally use?Motorways
A. The left-hand lane Correct
B. The right-hand lane
C. The middle lane at all times
D. Any lane regardless of traffic
Keep in the left lane unless overtaking or directed otherwise.
NI theory practice: When the motorway is clear, which lane should you normally use?Motorways
A. The left-hand lane Correct
B. The right-hand lane
C. The middle lane at all times
D. Any lane regardless of traffic
Keep in the left lane unless overtaking or directed otherwise.
Test your knowledge: When the motorway is clear, which lane should you normally use?Motorways
A. The left-hand lane Correct
B. The right-hand lane
C. The middle lane at all times
D. Any lane regardless of traffic
Keep in the left lane unless overtaking or directed otherwise.
Which answer is safest and correct? When the motorway is clear, which lane should you normally use?Motorways
A. The left-hand lane Correct
B. The right-hand lane
C. The middle lane at all times
D. Any lane regardless of traffic
Keep in the left lane unless overtaking or directed otherwise.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: When the motorway is clear, which lane should you normally use?Motorways
A. The left-hand lane Correct
B. The right-hand lane
C. The middle lane at all times
D. Any lane regardless of traffic
Keep in the left lane unless overtaking or directed otherwise.
You miss your motorway exit. What should you do?Motorways
A. Continue to the next suitable exit Correct
B. Reverse on the hard shoulder
C. Make a U-turn through the central reservation
D. Stop in the live lane
Never reverse or turn around to recover a missed motorway exit. Continue safely to the next exit.
NI theory practice: You miss your motorway exit. What should you do?Motorways
A. Continue to the next suitable exit Correct
B. Reverse on the hard shoulder
C. Make a U-turn through the central reservation
D. Stop in the live lane
Never reverse or turn around to recover a missed motorway exit. Continue safely to the next exit.
Test your knowledge: You miss your motorway exit. What should you do?Motorways
A. Continue to the next suitable exit Correct
B. Reverse on the hard shoulder
C. Make a U-turn through the central reservation
D. Stop in the live lane
Never reverse or turn around to recover a missed motorway exit. Continue safely to the next exit.
Which answer is safest and correct? You miss your motorway exit. What should you do?Motorways
A. Continue to the next suitable exit Correct
B. Reverse on the hard shoulder
C. Make a U-turn through the central reservation
D. Stop in the live lane
Never reverse or turn around to recover a missed motorway exit. Continue safely to the next exit.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: You miss your motorway exit. What should you do?Motorways
A. Continue to the next suitable exit Correct
B. Reverse on the hard shoulder
C. Make a U-turn through the central reservation
D. Stop in the live lane
Never reverse or turn around to recover a missed motorway exit. Continue safely to the next exit.
Should you place a warning triangle on a motorway after a breakdown?Motorways
A. No Correct
B. Yes, 45 metres behind the vehicle
C. Yes, in the live lane
D. Only at night
Never place a warning triangle on a motorway because doing so exposes you to fast-moving traffic.
NI theory practice: Should you place a warning triangle on a motorway after a breakdown?Motorways
A. No Correct
B. Yes, 45 metres behind the vehicle
C. Yes, in the live lane
D. Only at night
Never place a warning triangle on a motorway because doing so exposes you to fast-moving traffic.
Test your knowledge: Should you place a warning triangle on a motorway after a breakdown?Motorways
A. No Correct
B. Yes, 45 metres behind the vehicle
C. Yes, in the live lane
D. Only at night
Never place a warning triangle on a motorway because doing so exposes you to fast-moving traffic.
Which answer is safest and correct? Should you place a warning triangle on a motorway after a breakdown?Motorways
A. No Correct
B. Yes, 45 metres behind the vehicle
C. Yes, in the live lane
D. Only at night
Never place a warning triangle on a motorway because doing so exposes you to fast-moving traffic.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: Should you place a warning triangle on a motorway after a breakdown?Motorways
A. No Correct
B. Yes, 45 metres behind the vehicle
C. Yes, in the live lane
D. Only at night
Never place a warning triangle on a motorway because doing so exposes you to fast-moving traffic.
If your vehicle develops a problem on a motorway, what should you do first if possible?Motorways
A. Leave at the next exit or pull into a service area Correct
B. Stop immediately in the right lane
C. Reverse to the previous exit
D. Continue until the engine stops
If possible, leave the motorway or use a service area rather than stopping on the carriageway.
NI theory practice: If your vehicle develops a problem on a motorway, what should you do first if possible?Motorways
A. Leave at the next exit or pull into a service area Correct
B. Stop immediately in the right lane
C. Reverse to the previous exit
D. Continue until the engine stops
If possible, leave the motorway or use a service area rather than stopping on the carriageway.
Test your knowledge: If your vehicle develops a problem on a motorway, what should you do first if possible?Motorways
A. Leave at the next exit or pull into a service area Correct
B. Stop immediately in the right lane
C. Reverse to the previous exit
D. Continue until the engine stops
If possible, leave the motorway or use a service area rather than stopping on the carriageway.
Which answer is safest and correct? If your vehicle develops a problem on a motorway, what should you do first if possible?Motorways
A. Leave at the next exit or pull into a service area Correct
B. Stop immediately in the right lane
C. Reverse to the previous exit
D. Continue until the engine stops
If possible, leave the motorway or use a service area rather than stopping on the carriageway.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: If your vehicle develops a problem on a motorway, what should you do first if possible?Motorways
A. Leave at the next exit or pull into a service area Correct
B. Stop immediately in the right lane
C. Reverse to the previous exit
D. Continue until the engine stops
If possible, leave the motorway or use a service area rather than stopping on the carriageway.
