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Penalties, Limits and Licences

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  1. A newly qualified driver collects 3 points for speeding and later 6 points for using a handheld phone, both within two years of passing. What happens?
  2. A driver who passed their test five years ago has 9 points and now commits an offence worth 3 points, all within three years. What happens?
  3. Over what period are offences counted for the 'totting-up' disqualification?
  4. A driver is convicted of a second drink-driving offence within ten years. What is the minimum ban?
  5. What is the minimum penalty for a first drink-drive conviction?
  6. What is the maximum fine for not wearing a seat belt when required?
  7. What is the lowest penalty a speeding driver may receive by a fixed penalty notice?
  8. What is the minimum age to start driving a car on a provisional licence in Great Britain?
  9. A learner is accompanied by a supervisor. What must the supervisor have?
  10. What is the speed limit for a car on a single carriageway under the national speed limit?
  11. What is the speed limit for a car towing a caravan on a dual carriageway?
  12. A car towing a caravan travels along a dual carriageway at the limit and then joins a motorway. What happens to its limit?
  13. You are driving on a street with street lighting and no speed-limit signs in England. What is the speed limit?
  14. When may you drive in a 20 mph zone at more than 20 mph?
  15. A police officer in uniform signals you to stop. What must you do?
  16. A driver has no insurance. What is the likely result?
  17. A driver must tell the DVLA of a change of address. Who is responsible for doing so?
  18. A driver in Wales sees a 20 mph limit on a road with street lights and no signs. What is correct?
  19. What does it mean when a car displays a red letter L on a white square?

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