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Ql. An HGV driver's working week when employed on national or on mixed national and domestic journeys is: A from 00:00hrs on Monday to 24:000hrs on Sunday.
B from 00:00 hrs on Sunday to 24:00hrs on Saturday.
C from 00:00hrs on Sunday to 24:00hrs on Sunday.
D any period of seven consecutive days.
Q2. What is the maximum legal speed of an HGV travelling along a dual carriageway? A 40mph.
B 50mph.
C 55mph.
D 60mph.
03. You can only overtake on the left when: A You are behind schedule.
B You want to turn left at a junction.
C The bus lane on the right is stationary.
D Traffic is slow moving.
04. You must not let your vehicle stand: A Between 07:00hrs and 19:00pm at a bus stop marked with a wide white line.
B Alongside another stationary vehicle.
C On the right-hand side of a carriageway at night unless it is a one-way street.
D Beside the entrance to a school.
05. What is the overall stopping distance for a light vehicle with brakes which meet legal minimum standards from 80 km/h?
A 39m.
B 47m.
C 53m.
D 61m.
Q6. If anything that might cause danger falls from your vehicle when travelling on a motorway or from another vehicle, what should you do?
A Stop and pick it up.
B Drive around it.
C Use the roadside telephone to call the police.
D Stop in front of it.