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While driving on a level road, you notice that the steering feels unusually heavy and sluggish when turning. Which tyre defect or condition is the most likely cause of this issue?

Match each school-related traffic sign or road marking with the corresponding driver duty and hazard anticipation required to protect children.

You are driving along an exposed bypass in severe weather conditions with sudden wind gusts and patches of fog. Ahead of you, a high-sided box van is swaying unpredictably across lane markings. What should you do to maintain safe margins?

While driving along a town centre street, you see an individual using a walking frame begin to cross the road ahead. What should you do?

When driving on an exposed road in severe gale conditions, maintaining a normal two-second following distance behind a high-sided vehicle is acceptable because the vehicle ahead blocks the crosswind and creates a stable buffer zone.

You are driving along a busy urban street and intend to turn left into a side road. A bus has pulled up at a bus stop on your left just before the junction, and pedestrians are waiting to cross the entrance of the side road. Which TWO actions should you take to ensure pedestrian safety?

When encountering livestock on the road, you should stop your vehicle and switch off the engine if requested to do so by the person in charge of the animals.

A driver who consumed alcohol earlier in the evening is travelling along a multi-lane dual carriageway. When approaching a developing incident ahead that requires an emergency stop, how does residual alcohol in their bloodstream directly affect their stopping performance and hazard perception?

Older and disabled pedestrians and road users often have distinct visual indicators and mobility characteristics. Which driver awareness consideration corresponds to each road user situation? Match each road user situation on the left with its correct safety consideration on the right.

Before setting off on a long journey, you measure the tread depth on your car's tyres. What is the legal minimum tread depth that must be maintained across the central three-quarters of the tyre's tread width and around its entire outer circumference?

When following a vehicle towing a caravan or trailer on a single-carriageway road, maintaining an increased following distance improves your forward view and helps you anticipate oncoming moving hazards.

How can effective forward planning and hazard anticipation help a driver improve fuel efficiency when navigating heavy traffic?

You are driving along an unlit dual carriageway at night when a thick bank of fog suddenly reduces your visibility to approximately 50 metres. What should you do to maintain safe driving margins and vehicle visibility?

While travelling along a suburban road at dusk, you observe a public bus setting down passengers at a designated stop on your side of the carriageway. Simultaneously, an oncoming vehicle flashes its headlights as it nears the restriction. Which course of action represents the safest response to anticipate and manage these developing hazards?

At a pelican crossing, a flashing amber light means you must give way to pedestrians who are still crossing.

When driving past horses on the road, why is it important to keep your vehicle's engine revs low and avoid sudden acceleration?

You are travelling across an elevated river viaduct where patchy fog reduces visibility to less than 100 metres and strong crosswinds cause vehicle buffeting. Which TWO actions should you take to maintain safe margins?

A passenger car is travelling at a constant speed of $60\text{ mph}$ ($96\text{ km/h}$) on a dry, level tarmac road, where its standard braking distance is $55\text{ metres}$. Heavy rainfall subsequently coats the road surface with water, reducing tyre grip. According to The Highway Code, what is the vehicle's expected braking distance in metres under these wet road conditions?

Match each situation involving alcohol or medication with the correct safety precaution or legal requirement.

While travelling through a busy commercial district with cars parked along the kerb, you spot exhaust fumes emerging from a stationary vehicle ahead whose front wheels are turned outwards towards the lane. What is the safest course of action to take?