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) You are intending to leave the motorway at the next exit.
Before you reach the exit you should normally position your motorcycle
A - in the middle lane
B - in the left-hand lane
C - on the hard shoulder
D - in any lane

3) On a motorway you may ONLY stop on the hard shoulder
A - in an emergency
B - If you feel tired and need to rest
C - if you go past the exit that you wanted to take
D - to pick up a hitchhiker

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) 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

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) 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

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

9) You are travelling on a motorway. You decide you need a rest.
You should
A - stop on the hard shoulder
B - pull in at the nearest service area
C - pull up on a slip road
D - park on the central reservation

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