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Junctions & road rules
Junctions need observation as well as knowledge. Signals and signs guide decisions, but a permitted movement still needs a safe clear path.
Understand the decision.
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You reach a stop sign at a junction. What should you do?
- Stop at the stop line and check before proceeding
- Slow slightly and continue if quiet
- Stop only if another vehicle sounds a horn
- Treat it as a parking sign
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Stop at the stop line and check before proceeding
A stop sign requires a stop, followed by a proper assessment of traffic.
Read the reference guidance ↗You approach a give-way junction with restricted visibility. What should you do?
- Slow and stop if necessary to check safely
- Assume traffic on the major road will stop
- Move out based only on a passenger's wave
- Accelerate to spend less time at the junction
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Slow and stop if necessary to check safely
Give-way decisions depend on a clear safe view and a suitable gap.
Read the reference guidance ↗At a roundabout, signs do not indicate a different arrangement. What should you do?
- Give priority to traffic approaching from the right
- Assume vehicles entering always have priority
- Give priority only to larger vehicles
- Enter whenever you are in the left lane
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Give priority to traffic approaching from the right
Check the approach signs and the flow from the right before joining.
Read the reference guidance ↗ A useful revision routine
- Read the situation and identify the actual decision being asked about.
- Choose an answer without looking at the explanation first.
- Check the explanation and follow its official reference if the rule is unfamiliar.
- Explain the point in your own words, then mix it with other topics.
This is independent text-only practice, not an official DVSA question bank or a complete exam simulation. Keep current official guidance alongside your revision.
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