Half the provisional paper is a picture of a junction and a question about who moves. These are the real questions, redrawn from their own diagrams and set going, so you can call the answer and then watch the traffic prove it.
Red, green, amber, and back to red. There is no red and amber phase here, so learn it as a loop: a question can start you anywhere on it.
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Red
Stop, and wait behind the line. Red is followed by green here, so the next thing you see is a green, not an amber.
The three that catch people out
66 boards
At an uncontrolled crossroads the car with nothing on its right goes first. Two cars first, then three, where the same rule gives the whole order.
Test 1, question 1
Which car has the right of way?
This is Test 1, question 1. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 1, question 2
Which car gives right of way?
This is Test 1, question 2. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 3, question 8
Which car moves second at this intersection?
This is Test 3, question 8. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 2, question 17
Which car moves last at this intersection?
This is Test 2, question 17. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 5, question 16
Which car moves last at this intersection?
This is Test 5, question 16. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 7, question 12
Which car moves first at this intersection?
This is Test 7, question 12. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 9, question 24
Which car moves second at this intersection?
This is Test 9, question 24. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 10, question 15
Which car moves FIRST at this intersection?
This is Test 10, question 15. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 12, question 18
Which car moves last at this intersection?
This is Test 12, question 18. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 16, question 12
Which car goes last?
This is Test 16, question 12. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 15, question 17
In an urban area, which car has the right of way?
This is Test 15, question 17. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 3, question 22
Which car stops?
This is Test 3, question 22. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 5, question 17
Which car goes last?
This is Test 5, question 17. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
The car facing the sign waits for everything else, whichever side it is on: at a crossroads, at a Y junction, and where a road joins at an angle.
Test 3, question 9
Which car moves first at this intersection?
This is Test 3, question 9. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 15, question 2
Which car goes first?
This is Test 15, question 2. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 2, question 1
Which car goes last?
This is Test 2, question 1. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 3, question 23
Which car goes last?
This is Test 3, question 23. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 15, question 10
Which car moves last at this intersection?
This is Test 15, question 10. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 14, question 5
Which car stops?
This is Test 14, question 5. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 2, question 18
Which car goes last?
This is Test 2, question 18. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 12, question 19
Which car goes last?
This is Test 12, question 19. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 15, question 11
Which car goes last?
This is Test 15, question 11. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 9, question 7
Which car goes first?
This is Test 9, question 7. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 10, question 10
Which car goes first?
This is Test 10, question 10. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 15, question 25
Which car goes first?
This is Test 15, question 25. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 16, question 18
Which car gives right of way?
This is Test 16, question 18. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
The car turning right across the other car's path waits, in town as well, where both cars want the same side road.
Test 8, question 13
Which car goes first?
This is Test 8, question 13. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 9, question 9
In an urban area, which car has the right of way?
This is Test 9, question 9. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 1, question 4
Which car gives right of way?
This is Test 1, question 4. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 3, question 10
Which car stops?
This is Test 3, question 10. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 4, question 13
Which car stops?
This is Test 4, question 13. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 4, question 15
Which car has no right of way?
This is Test 4, question 15. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 14, question 17
Which car moves SECOND at this intersection?
This is Test 14, question 17. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Where two roads join, traffic from your right has right of way. Where a lane runs out, the driver whose lane ends joins behind the traffic already there.
Test 16, question 17
Which car goes last?
This is Test 16, question 17. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 6, question 24
Which car goes last?
This is Test 6, question 24. The rule lives in turning, changing lane, pulling off.
Test 1, question 5
Which car gives right of way?
This is Test 1, question 5. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 4, question 14
Which car has right of way?
This is Test 4, question 14. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 2, question 16
Which car stops?
This is Test 2, question 16. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 5, question 1
Which car stops?
This is Test 5, question 1. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 5, question 15
Which car stops?
This is Test 5, question 15. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 7, question 15
Which car stops?
This is Test 7, question 15. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 12, question 17
Which car stops?
This is Test 12, question 17. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 15, question 9
Which car stops?
This is Test 15, question 9. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 8, question 23
Which car has right of way?
This is Test 8, question 23. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Circles turn clockwise, because we keep left. Give way to traffic already on the circle and to traffic on your right.
Test 1, question 3
Which car should stop? (A traffic circle)
This is Test 1, question 3. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 12, question 11
Which car(s) has/have the right of way in this traffic circle?
This is Test 12, question 11. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 2, question 10
Which cars can move without breaking the law?
This is Test 2, question 10. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 5, question 9
Which car goes last?
This is Test 5, question 9. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 7, question 1
Which car goes last?
This is Test 7, question 1. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 8, question 14
Which car goes last?
This is Test 8, question 14. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 16, question 11
Which car goes last?
This is Test 16, question 11. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Every road has a stop sign, so the first car to stop is the first to go.
Test 7, question 2
Which car goes last?
This is Test 7, question 2. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 6, question 25
Which car goes last?
This is Test 6, question 25. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
A T junction needs no sign. The driver on the road that ends waits for all the traffic on the road he is joining.
Test 11, question 8
Which car stops?
This is Test 11, question 8. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 10, question 13
In an urban area, which car has NO right of way?
This is Test 10, question 13. The rule lives in the six rules for a car diagram.
Test 8, question 15
Which car has right of way?
This is Test 8, question 15. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 8, question 20
Which car stops?
This is Test 8, question 20. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Some questions ask which car is breaking the law. Here it is a right turn taken out of a lane painted for left turns only.
Test 7, question 7
At an uncontrolled intersection which car is breaking the law?
This is Test 7, question 7. The rule lives in turning, changing lane, pulling off.
Test 14, question 12
At this intersection which car would be breaking the law?
This is Test 14, question 12. The rule lives in turning, changing lane, pulling off.
Test 1, question 6
Which car is breaking the law assuming both are moving?
This is Test 1, question 6. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 2, question 2
Which car is breaking the law assuming vehicles are moving?
This is Test 2, question 2. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 4, question 12
Which car is not breaking the law?
This is Test 4, question 12. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 5, question 2
Which car is not breaking the law?
This is Test 5, question 2. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 11, question 9
Which car is breaking the law if both are moving?
This is Test 11, question 9. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 10, question 4
Which car is NOT breaking the law assuming all vehicles are moving?
This is Test 10, question 4. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
Test 7, question 17
Which car is breaking the law?
This is Test 7, question 17. The rule lives in intersections, and which kind you are at.
The same rules without a question attached, running the way they run on the road.
At an uncontrolled crossroads you give way to traffic on your right. Orange Car B, from the right, has nothing on its right and keeps its speed. Green Car A, from the bottom, has Car B on its right, so it waits and goes behind it.
A driver turning right gives way to oncoming traffic. Orange Car B, from the top, is going straight through and keeps its speed. Green Car A waits for it to pass, then turns right.
A traffic circle turns clockwise, because we keep left. Green Car A waits for orange Car B, which is already going round, then enters bearing left and signals left to leave.
Where two roads join into one, a driver joining gives way to the traffic already on the road. Orange Car B comes down the left hand road and waits while blue Car C, coming up from the bottom, turns off into it, then Car B joins the road going down.
Study without a signal: every question, all 330 signs, the notes, and a record of how each attempt went.
