UK Car Hazard Perception Practice Questions - UK Car Hazard Perception Test Exam - UK Car Hazard Perception Practice Questions

Question 1

In hazard perception practice, which situation has become a developing hazard?

A parked car is stationary with no signal showing A pedestrian is standing safely on the pavement looking away from the road A parked car's right indicator comes on and the vehicle starts to move out A traffic sign warns that a bend is somewhere ahead

Correct Answer:

A parked car's right indicator comes on and the vehicle starts to move out

Question 2

Which statement best describes the difference between a potential hazard and a developing hazard?

A potential hazard is always illegal; a developing hazard is always legal A potential hazard may need watching, while a developing hazard is starting to affect your speed or direction A potential hazard is shown by signs only; a developing hazard is shown by road markings only A potential hazard is outside towns; a developing hazard is only in built-up areas

Correct Answer:

A potential hazard may need watching, while a developing hazard is starting to affect your speed or direction

Question 3

What should you do in the official hazard perception video part when you first see a hazard starting to develop?

Click promptly once you recognise it is developing Wait until you would need to make an emergency stop Click repeatedly in a steady rhythm throughout the whole clip Ignore it unless it is directly in your lane

Correct Answer:

Click promptly once you recognise it is developing

Question 4

How many video clips are in the car hazard perception part of the UK theory test?

10 clips 12 clips 14 clips 20 clips

Correct Answer:

14 clips

Question 5

What is the pass mark for the car hazard perception part?

35 out of 50 43 out of 50 44 out of 75 57 out of 75

Correct Answer:

44 out of 75

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