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Stopping
Where can you stop?
Find a safe, legal, and convenient stopping point. Carry on driving until you find one.
Unsafe stopping places:
- Within 10 metres of a junction
- Where other road users might not see you (eg on a blind bend, in a dip, or just below the brow of a hill)
Illegal stopping places:
- Where there are parking restrictions
- On zig-zag markings outside a school
- In disabled bays
- In residents-only zones
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Moving off
Before you start
Is your handbrake on?
Are you in neutral?
Steering
Before you move off, it's worth taking a moment to think about how much of a turn you give your steering wheel to change the direction of travel of your car.
Imagine your steering wheel is a clockface marked out in minutes. You can then think of a complete turn of the wheel as an entire 60-minute revolution of the clock. On this scale a half-turn is 30 minutes, a quarter-turn is 15 minutes, and smaller movements are 5 or 10-minute turns of the clock.
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Free Online Driving Theory Tests
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Disclaimer
Whilst we try to ensure that the information on this site is accurate and complete, we do not accept any liability arising from any inaccuracy or omission in the information on this site.
We give no warranty as to the accuracy of answers to questions or to the reliability of the test results that may be obtained from use of the Service. We do not guarantee that the Service will meet the requirements of Users or be provided on an uninterrupted, timely or error-free basis or that any errors in software will be corrected. No liability will be accepted for loss or damage, which may arise from use of the Service, particularly from any reliance on the fact that a successful use of this service will automatically mean that a User will pass an actual test. This Service relates to the UK DSA driving test only and should not be used by individuals outside the UK to assess whether they are capable of passing a driving theory test outside the UK.
Controls – managing your speed, gear, engine, and direction
Controls for foot, hand, and eye
Working upwards from the floor of your car, there are three types of control:
- operated by foot (accelerator • brake • clutch)
- operated by hand (gear stick • parking brake • steering wheel • indicators)
- monitored by eye (mirrors • revometer • temperature gauge • fuel gauge • speedometer)
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