Driving test, disabilities and law1. On a GB car practical driving test, from what distance must the candidate read a new-style number plate?A. 20 metresB. 25 metres on a dry, level test-centre road onlyC. 12 metres if the candidate already wears glassesD. 30 metres for all plate styles including old onesCheck
Driving test, disabilities and law2. How many driving faults (minors) cause a fail on a GB car practical test if there is no serious or dangerous fault?A. 10 or more recorded driving faultsB. 15 recorded driving faultsC. 16 or more recorded driving faultsD. 20 driving faults only if they sit in one marking boxCheck
Driving test, disabilities and law3. What is the usual result of one serious fault on a GB car practical driving test?A. A verbal warning and a pass if minors stay below 10B. A pass if the rest of the drive is otherwise tidyC. A fail, because a serious fault is potentially dangerousD. An automatic extended test booked for the next available dateCheck
Driving test, disabilities and law4. What does a dangerous fault on the GB car test indicate?A. A coaching point that never affects the test resultB. A habit that would only matter on a motorway lessonC. A paperwork error on the DL25 that can be ignoredD. Actual danger involving the candidate, examiner, public or propertyCheck