1) What should you do when driving or riding along a motorway?
A - Look much further ahead than you would on other roads
B - Travel much faster than you would on other roads
C - Maintain a shorter separation distance than you would on other roads
D - Concentrate more than you would on other roads

2) When joining a motorway you must always
A - use the hard shoulder
B - stop at the end of the acceleration lane
C - come to a stop before joining the motorway
D - give way to traffic already on the motorway

3) You are riding at 70 mph on a three-lane motorway. There is no traffic ahead.
Which lane should you use?
A - Any lane
B - Middle lane
C - Right-hand lane
D - Left-hand lane

4) A motorcycle is not allowed on a motorway if it has an engine size smaller than
A - 50 cc
B - 125 cc
C - 150 cc
D - 250 cc

5) On a motorway what is used to reduce traffic bunching?
A - Variable speed limits
B - Contraflow systems
C - National speed limits
D - Lane closures

6) Which vehicles are prohibited from using the motorway?
A - Powered mobility scooters
B - Motorcycles over 50 cc
C - Double-deck buses
D - Cars with automatic transmission

7) Which FOUR of these must NOT use motorways?
4 answers required
A - Learner car drivers
B - Motorcycles over 50cc
C - Double-deck buses
D - Farm tractors
E - Horse riders
F - Cyclists

8) What basic rule applies when you're using a motorway?
A - Use the lane that has the least traffic
B - Keep to the left-hand lane unless overtaking
C - Overtake on the side that’s clearest
D - Try to keep above 50 mph to prevent congestion

9) Motorway emergency telephones are usually linked to the police.
In some areas they are now linked to
A - the local ambulance service
B - an Highways Agency control centre
C - the local fire brigade
D - a breakdown service control centre

10) On a motorway the amber reflective studs can be found between
A - the hard shoulder and the carriageway
B - the acceleration lane and the carriageway
C - the central reservation and the carriageway
D - each pair of the lanes