Roadcraft - UK Police Driving - Mock Test UPDATED ACTUAL Questions
and CORRECT Answers
1. Peripheral vision allows you to: Sense your speed and posi-
tion on the road.
2. When traveling at 70 mph, each second you travel: 31 meters.
3. Aquaplaning is caused by: A build-up of water between
the front tyres and the road
surface.
4. You may avoid slipping in icy or snowy conditions Driving as slowly as possible
by: in a higher gear.
5. Whilst cornering, your vehicle: Loses stability.
6. A vehicle is most stable when: Its weight is evenly dis-
tributed, its engine is just
pulling without increasing
road speed and is travelling in
a straight line.
7. A red cross above a motorway lane means: The lane is closed and you
should move out of the lane
in good time.
8. When travelling on a dry road, how much of a gap 2 seconds.
should you maintain from the vehicle in front?
9. Micro climates are? Small areas of water or ice
that remain on the road sur-
face after other areas have
cleared.
10. The three forces that affect tyre grip are: Steering, accelerating, and
, braking.
and CORRECT Answers
1. Peripheral vision allows you to: Sense your speed and posi-
tion on the road.
2. When traveling at 70 mph, each second you travel: 31 meters.
3. Aquaplaning is caused by: A build-up of water between
the front tyres and the road
surface.
4. You may avoid slipping in icy or snowy conditions Driving as slowly as possible
by: in a higher gear.
5. Whilst cornering, your vehicle: Loses stability.
6. A vehicle is most stable when: Its weight is evenly dis-
tributed, its engine is just
pulling without increasing
road speed and is travelling in
a straight line.
7. A red cross above a motorway lane means: The lane is closed and you
should move out of the lane
in good time.
8. When travelling on a dry road, how much of a gap 2 seconds.
should you maintain from the vehicle in front?
9. Micro climates are? Small areas of water or ice
that remain on the road sur-
face after other areas have
cleared.
10. The three forces that affect tyre grip are: Steering, accelerating, and
, braking.
