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I just love the fact that there are banned cars you can't do your driving test in in the UK.
any panel van (cars without rear seats or rear side windows)
BMW 218 convertible
BMW Mini convertible
Ford KA convertible
Polestar 4
Polestar 5
Smart Fortwo (2-door)
Toyota iQ
VW Beetle convertible
The Polestar 4/5 is because it basically doesn't have a back window, just a camera.....
DVSA alerts learner drivers over top reason why people fail test
Kerala orders fresh driving skill tests for licence holders to improve road safety. https://english.mathrubhumi.com/news/kerala/kerala-mvd-driving-skill-tests-yfqqrok0?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #KeralaMVD #DrivingLicence #RoadSafety #TrafficRules #DrivingTest
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Key DVLA rule that older drivers must follow- or face up to £1,000 fine
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Revealed: The 10 road signs learner drivers are most likely to be quizzed on
Researchers used the DVSA’s Safe Driving for Life e‑learning platform to run thousands of mock tests, analysing which questions came up most frequently. The results show a clear pattern of signs that learners are repeatedly asked to identify.
Below are the 10 most‑asked road signs — with answers moved further down the page to keep the challenge real.
1.
A red triangle with a bicycle symbol.
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Appeared in 11.9% of mock tests.
2.
A blue rectangular sign showing a bicycle with a vertical line to its right.
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Appeared in 7.2% of tests.
3.
A blue circular sign showing a bicycle and two pedestrians holding hands. Scroll down for the answer. Appeared in 7.2% of tests.
4.
A blue circular sign showing a number with a red diagonal line through it.
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Appeared in 6.5% of tests.
5.
A white rectangular sign with a crossed‑out circular symbol and the words “Zone Ends.”
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Appeared in 5.7% of tests.
6.
An octagonal red sign covered in snow.
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Appeared in 5.1% of tests.
7.
A red triangular sign showing a car falling from a ledge into water.
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Appeared in 5% of tests.
8.
A blue rectangular sign with a “P” and a car on a platform.
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Appeared in 4.9% of tests.
9.
A red triangular sign showing a pedestrian between dashed lines.
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Appeared in 4.8% of tests.
10.
A red circular sign showing a motorbike above a car.
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Appeared in 4.8% of tests.
Why these signs matter
Mattijs Wijnmalen, CEO of Vignetteswitzerland.com, said:
“Across the 3,000 mock tests we ran, we found that users were significantly more likely to be asked about certain road signs than others. For example, users were asked to correctly identify the ‘cycle route ahead’ sign nearly twice as often as any other question.”
He added that while learners should know all road signs, these ten are well worth revising before sitting the real test.
Answers: Most‑asked road signs
1. Cycle route ahead
– Warns road users that there is a cycle route crossing or joining the road ahead.
2. With‑flow cycle lane
– Notifies road users of a dedicated cycle lane that goes in the same direction as the traffic.
3. Route for pedestrians and cyclists
– Notifies road users of a shared path for both pedestrians and cyclists.
4. End of minimum speed
– Notifies road users that the mandatory minimum speed limit shown has ended.
5. End of controlled parking zone
– Notifies road users that specific parking restrictions, such as permits or pay and display, no longer apply beyond this point.
6. Stop
– Tells road users to come to a complete stop before proceeding.
7. Quayside or river bank
– Warns road users of a sharp edge where the road meets water ahead.
8. Vehicles may park fully on the verge or footway
– Notifies road users that in this area vehicles are permitted to park fully on the pavement or verge.
9. Zebra crossing ahead
– Warns road users of a zebra crossing ahead.
10. No motor vehicles
– Motor vehicles, including cars and motorbikes, are not allowed beyond this point.
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Congratulations to Khrissie who gave herself a belated Christmas present in the form of passing her driving test this lunchtime.
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