On dual carriageways

At junctions

At Zebra crossings

On one way streets

Expected if you have a nice car.

Something that may encourage aggression in other drivers.

Acceptable if there aren't many other cars in the parking lot.

One way of protecting your car.

Lower insurance premiums

you a refund on your road tax

Better fuel economy and cleaner exhaust emissions

None of the above

Lorries are longer than cars.

Lorries may suddenly pull up

The brakes of lorries are not as good

Lorries climb hills more slowly

Sing or talk to yourself.

Take a nap at a first stop.

Eat moderately.

All of the above.

Yes, you should plan to stop every half an hour

Yes, regular stops help improve concentration

No, you will be less tired if you get there as soon as possible

No, stop only when you need fuel

Parking parallel to the kerb

Parking at a right angle to the kerb

Parking at an angle to the kerb

Parking parallel to a vehicle already parked

WHEN THE TRAFFIC IS MOVING SLOWLY IN QUEUES.

ON A ONE-WAY STREET.

ON A FREE-FLOWING MOTORWAY OR DUAL CARRIAGEWAY.

WHEN THE CAR IN FRONT IS SIGNALLING TO TURN LEFT.

Hold the vehicle on the clutch

Hold the vehicle on footbrake

Select neutral and apply the parking brake

Apply the parking brake after stopping

Traffic lights ahead

Edge of the carriageway

Footpath on the left

Cycle path