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Junctions, Crossings and Overtaking

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  1. You are approaching a box junction and your exit road is blocked by queuing traffic. What should you do?
  2. When may you enter a box junction even though your exit is not clear?
  3. The traffic lights turn amber as you approach. What should you do?
  4. You come to traffic lights and they are not working. How should you treat the junction?
  5. What does a green filter arrow beside a red traffic light mean?
  6. Two vehicles face each other at a crossroads and both want to turn right. How should you normally pass?
  7. At an unmarked crossroads, who has priority?
  8. You approach a roundabout to take the first exit on the left. What should you do?
  9. You approach a roundabout to turn right, taking an exit more than three-quarters of the way round. What signal and lane do you use on approach?
  10. What should you do at a mini-roundabout?
  11. You are on a single carriageway and approach a double white line with a solid line on your side. What does it mean?
  12. You see a double white line with a broken line nearest to you. What does that mean?
  13. You want to overtake a slow tractor on a country road. Which situation makes it unsafe?
  14. At a pedestrian crossing, you are in a queue of slow-moving traffic. What should you do?
  15. There is a zig-zag pattern ahead of a zebra crossing. What does it mean?
  16. You reach a dual carriageway junction with a central reservation about 5 metres wide, and your car is 4.5 metres long. How should you treat the crossing?
  17. You are turning into a side road and must give way to a pedestrian who has started crossing it. What does the Code say?
  18. When may you reverse from a side road into a main road?
  19. You are at a level crossing and the red lights flash after you have already started to cross. What should you do?
  20. Your vehicle breaks down on a level crossing. What is the correct order of actions?
  21. You approach a bus lane marked with times of operation. It is outside those times. What may you do?

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