I've had some confusing questions on my mock...

[Student]

Such as "What is the top speed of a wheelchair?"
WTF Why do I need to know how fast a wheel chair goes?

and can someone explain this too me? I forgot to press the explain answer button because it's gone 12 and I'm getting sleepy :p
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[Guy1e1]

The reason for that is that an invalid carriage which can go 6mph is allowed to use the public roads. Correct me if i'm wrong but I think thats what the highway code says.
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[Gumby]

It's an unmarked junction so you would need to:
Slow down; and
Sound your horn to alert other drivers of your presence.


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[ajacko]

Ok, if you get anything like that on your real theory test firstly look to see how many answers they want, in this case two, then look at the two answers that would be the least dangerous, in this case 'prepare to slow down' is always a winner, how can it be dangerous to prepare to slow down? It can't, so that's one of them.

Of the other 4 'speed up to clear junction' is an obvious no.

'Keep left' why? What possible purpose would that serve? Non, so it's a no for that too.

'Stop as the car has the right of way' a little more tricky but obviously wrong as there are no junction markings so no one has right of way, so how can the car have it, right?

That only leaves 'sound your horn' and as the purpose of the horn is to 'make other road users aware of your presence' it can only serve to alert others on the junction that you're there too, how can that be a bad thing? It can't, so that's your second answer as it is the least likely to get you killed and the most likely to get you noticed.

You have absolutely buckets of time to do the highway code section of the theory test so take your time and work through any possible answers you're unsure of using common sense. I completed it in 10 minutes and that included checking them all again, like I said, buckets of time, use it, no worries .

[AJI]

[LeeR]

8 mph, doesn't everyone know that?
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[Kipper]

Yeah you don't in theory 'give way' as it's unmarked so no one has the right of way

[deanoet]

Employing a defensive driving attitude you are always prepared to stop, and in 50 50 situations if the other car doesnt give way, then you do. So at an unmarked cross roads, ultimately, you do give way in that situation

It is the sort of junction that they will incorporate onto the test if there is one available, just to see how you deal with it.
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[AJI]

[Student]

[Rufus]

they should be allowed to use the road when a pavement isn't present. otherwise they should use pedestrianised routes.
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