BERMUDA DRIVING TEST ALL 2026/2027 QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔4 Places to never overtake - ✔✔1. Corner or bend
2. At or approaching the brown of hill
3. Crossroads
4. Pedestrian crossing
✔✔Stationary bus - ✔✔Check if passengers are about to board or alight before
overtaking
✔✔Overtaking - key safety points - ✔✔- Do not overtake where you cannot see far
enough ahead to be sure it is safe
- Avoid causing other vehicles to alter course or speed
- Always be able to move back to the near side in plenty of time
- Always be able to abandon overtaking if a new hazard comes into view
- Do not overtake in situations where you may come into conflict with other road users
- Avoid making a 3rd line of vehicles abreast, either traveling in the same or in opposite
directions
✔✔5 overtaking judgements - ✔✔1. Speed of vehicle to be overtaken
2. Speed/performance of own vehicle
3. Speed of approaching vehicles in view
4. Possible high speed of unseen approaching vehicles
5. Distance available to overtake and regain near side
✔✔Alcohol (limit = 80 mg / 100 ml of blood) will - ✔✔- Give false sense of confidence
- Reduce coordination and slow down reactions
- Affect judgement of speed, distance and risk
- Reduce your driving ability, even if you are below the legal limit
✔✔4 rules of steering - ✔✔1. Do not place elbows on window frame, armrests, etc.
2. Hands in "ten to two" position on wheel, not gripping tightly
3. Grip should be tightened when cornering or braking (both hands)
4. Slippery roads — steering movements should be delicate or skids may be induced
✔✔Reversing (5) - ✔✔- Scan area for suitability and obstructions
- Ensure you have an unobstructed view
- Use mirrors to your advantage while reversing (don't be totally reliant on them)
- Wind down window for more all-around awareness
- Get someone to help you if possible
✔✔While reversing (3) - ✔✔- Travel slowly and slip clutch if necessary
- Remember that, as you steer, the front of your vehicle moves out and could strike
nearby objects
SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔4 Places to never overtake - ✔✔1. Corner or bend
2. At or approaching the brown of hill
3. Crossroads
4. Pedestrian crossing
✔✔Stationary bus - ✔✔Check if passengers are about to board or alight before
overtaking
✔✔Overtaking - key safety points - ✔✔- Do not overtake where you cannot see far
enough ahead to be sure it is safe
- Avoid causing other vehicles to alter course or speed
- Always be able to move back to the near side in plenty of time
- Always be able to abandon overtaking if a new hazard comes into view
- Do not overtake in situations where you may come into conflict with other road users
- Avoid making a 3rd line of vehicles abreast, either traveling in the same or in opposite
directions
✔✔5 overtaking judgements - ✔✔1. Speed of vehicle to be overtaken
2. Speed/performance of own vehicle
3. Speed of approaching vehicles in view
4. Possible high speed of unseen approaching vehicles
5. Distance available to overtake and regain near side
✔✔Alcohol (limit = 80 mg / 100 ml of blood) will - ✔✔- Give false sense of confidence
- Reduce coordination and slow down reactions
- Affect judgement of speed, distance and risk
- Reduce your driving ability, even if you are below the legal limit
✔✔4 rules of steering - ✔✔1. Do not place elbows on window frame, armrests, etc.
2. Hands in "ten to two" position on wheel, not gripping tightly
3. Grip should be tightened when cornering or braking (both hands)
4. Slippery roads — steering movements should be delicate or skids may be induced
✔✔Reversing (5) - ✔✔- Scan area for suitability and obstructions
- Ensure you have an unobstructed view
- Use mirrors to your advantage while reversing (don't be totally reliant on them)
- Wind down window for more all-around awareness
- Get someone to help you if possible
✔✔While reversing (3) - ✔✔- Travel slowly and slip clutch if necessary
- Remember that, as you steer, the front of your vehicle moves out and could strike
nearby objects
