The roads and markings you meet on test: box junctions, bus lanes, pedestrian crossings, dual carriageways, speed limits and motorway lessons for learners.
ExplainerRoads and crossingsThe one check that decides whether you can enter a yellow box junction, when turning right lets you wait inside it, and how examiners mark box junction mistakes.
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ExplainerRoads and crossingsLearn to tell each pedestrian crossing apart, when you must stop and when you may go, and the crossing mistakes examiners mark on the driving test.
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ExplainerRoads and crossingsWhat the national speed limit sign means for a car on each type of road, why 60 mph is often too fast on a country lane, and how examiners judge your speed.
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ExplainerRoads and crossingsFind out when a learner can drive on a motorway in England, who must be with you, what a motorway lesson covers and how it helps on the fast roads of your test.
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ExplainerRoads and crossingsWhat makes a road a dual carriageway, the speed limit for cars, which lane to use, and how to join and leave from a slip road on your driving test.
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ExplainerRoads and crossingsHow to read a bus lane sign at a glance, when you can and cannot drive in a with-flow or contraflow bus lane, and what the examiner expects when you meet one on test.
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TipRoads and crossingsOne is a blue circle that gives an order, the other a red triangle that gives a warning. Tell the two apart at a glance, and know what each one asks you to do.
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