Theory Test 2026 UK Revision | Mock Test 6 – 50 Questions & Answers | Pass First Time

Theory test 2026 UK mock test: 50 DVSA-style questions with answers and explanations, one at a time with a 57-minute clock. More free theory test practice: https://ukroadsigns.com/?utm_source=y... One question at a time, like the real car theory test: 50 questions in mixed topic order with a 57-minute clock. Pick your answer before the timer ends; the right answer and a short explanation follow each question. Use the chapters to jump to any question. Pass mark: 43/50, the same as the multiple-choice part of the car theory test. Topics in this test: Alertness (4) · Attitude (4) · Documents (4) · Incidents & emergencies (4) · Road & traffic signs (4) · Safety & your vehicle (4) · Safety margins (4) · Vehicle loading (4) · Hazard awareness (3) · Motorway rules (3) · Other vehicles (3) · Rules of the road (3) · Vehicle handling (3) · Vulnerable road users (3) Previous test, Mock Test 5:    • Theory Test 2026 UK Revision | Mock Test 5...   All full mock tests:    • Theory Test 2026 UK – Full Mock Tests (50 ...   Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:10 Q1 · Rules of the road 0:44 Q2 · Documents 1:08 Q3 · Alertness 1:35 Q4 · Vehicle handling 2:02 Q5 · Hazard awareness 2:32 Q6 · Hazard awareness 3:00 Q7 · Safety & your vehicle 3:28 Q8 · Documents 3:56 Q9 · Attitude 4:29 Q10 · Vehicle handling 5:05 Q11 · Road & traffic signs 5:29 Q12 · Safety margins 6:00 Q13 · Other vehicles 6:33 Q14 · Safety & your vehicle 7:01 Q15 · Documents 7:35 Q16 · Safety & your vehicle 8:01 Q17 · Vulnerable road users 8:28 Q18 · Documents 8:55 Q19 · Attitude 9:27 Q20 · Motorway rules 10:00 Q21 · Attitude 10:31 Q22 · Motorway rules 11:00 Q23 · Incidents & emergencies 11:30 Q24 · Vehicle loading 11:58 Q25 · Other vehicles 12:28 Q26 · Vehicle handling 12:56 Q27 · Vehicle loading 13:27 Q28 · Road & traffic signs 13:59 Q29 · Rules of the road 14:32 Q30 · Safety margins 15:08 Q31 · Road & traffic signs 15:36 Q32 · Alertness 16:05 Q33 · Vehicle loading 16:33 Q34 · Safety margins 17:01 Q35 · Safety & your vehicle 17:29 Q36 · Other vehicles 18:00 Q37 · Road & traffic signs 18:29 Q38 · Motorway rules 19:00 Q39 · Vehicle loading 19:29 Q40 · Vulnerable road users 20:06 Q41 · Incidents & emergencies 20:34 Q42 · Safety margins 21:07 Q43 · Rules of the road 21:36 Q44 · Alertness 22:05 Q45 · Alertness 22:36 Q46 · Attitude 23:06 Q47 · Vulnerable road users 23:45 Q48 · Hazard awareness 24:18 Q49 · Incidents & emergencies 24:52 Q50 · Incidents & emergencies 25:25 Results Answer key (spoilers! watch first): 1. C: If it's safe and you'll finish before a solid line 2. C: The DVLA 3. B: At least 15 minutes every two hours 4. D: Keep your speed low the whole way 5. B: Read the label to see if it affects driving 6. A: They can be sharper than they appear 7. C: Etching the registration number on the windows 8. A: When a learner isn't driving the car 9. D: Be patient: anyone can make a mistake 10. A: It could make you lose control 11. B: Give way to traffic on the major road 12. D: Keep well back 13. A: Cyclists or motorcyclists passing the queue 14. A: They're valid for the vehicle you're driving 15. D: To a pre-booked MOT test, or to repairs for it 16. A: At least weekly 17. C: Yes, and it can be safer in groups 18. C: 40 years 19. C: Let it pass when it's safe 20. B: When a speed limit is shown above it 21. A: Keep the side road entrance clear 22. C: Move to the next lane if it's safe 23. C: Marker posts or driver location signs 24. B: No heavier than your car's maker recommends 25. D: 5.8 metres 26. A: No, you shouldn't 27. C: 30 mph 28. D: 30 mph 29. B: Signal right and use the right-hand lane 30. A: A slippery road surface 31. C: No waiting at any time 32. C: In good time before you signal or change speed 33. D: Evenly, with heavy items over the axle 34. D: Never so close you can't stop safely 35. D: Overfilling the tank 36. C: Both the rider and the pillion passenger 37. A: 5 metres 38. A: A hazard ahead: slow down 39. D: They could hit someone if there's a collision 40. C: Pedestrians on the pavement 41. A: Place them in the recovery position 42. C: Only drive if your journey is essential 43. D: Pass it on the left 44. B: A quick sideways glance 45. D: Get enough sleep before you set off 46. C: When another road user poses a danger 47. B: Pedestrians, cyclists, horse riders and motorcyclists 48. A: 22 micrograms 49. B: Names, addresses and your registration number 50. D: The direction of traffic, such as northbound Learn what every UK road sign means, in plain English: https://ukroadsigns.com/?utm_source=y... Original practice questions covering the DVSA car theory test topics, each checked against the Highway Code (GOV.UK). Not official DVSA test questions. #TheoryTest2026 #UKTheoryTest #DrivingTheoryTest