Hump bridge

Humps in the road

Entrance to tunnel

Soft verges

They're rectangular with a yellow border

They're triangular with a blue border

They're square with a brown border

They're circular with a red border

Pedestrians

Traffic congestion

One-way street

Parked vehicles

In the right-hand lane

In the left-hand lane

In either lane, depending on the traffic

Just left of the centre line

Only set the destination when you're lost

Set it before starting your journey

Turn it off while you're driving in built-up areas

Choose a voice that you find calming

Signal right on the approach and then left to leave the roundabout

Signal left after you leave the roundabout and enter the new road

Signal right on the approach to the roundabout and keep the signal on

Signal left just after you pass the exit before the one you're going to take

Stop behind the line, then edge forward to see clearly

Stop beyond the line, at a point where you can see clearly

Stop only if there's traffic on the main road

Stop only if you're turning right

Leave the engine running

Switch the engine off but leave the key in

Lock it and remove the key

Park near a traffic warden

Go over it quickly

Go over it carefully

Stop before the barrier

Switch on your hazard warning lights

You'll be on a slippery road

Your brakes will be wet

You'll be going down a long hill

You'll have just crossed a long bridge

Compulsory maximum speed limit

Advisory maximum speed limit

Compulsory minimum speed limit

Advised separation distance

Speed up to get past the crossing

Be ready to slow down or stop to allow pedestrians to cross

Sound your horn to warn the pedestrians

Slow down and wave the pedestrians across

Steady red

Flashing amber

Steady amber

Flashing green

Because trams don't have a horn

Because trams can't stop for cars

Because trams don't have lights

Because trams can't steer to avoid obstructions

The radiator has enough anti-freeze

You have a warning triangle in the vehicle

The windows and lights are clean and clear

You have a mobile phone with you

Drive slowly to the next service area to get assistance

Pull up on the hard shoulder or in an emergency refuge area. Change the wheel as quickly as possible

Pull up on the hard shoulder or in an emergency refuge area and call for assistance

Switch on your hazard warning lights. Stop in your lane

To allow you direct access to the overtaking lanes

Because there's space available to turn round if you need to

Because you can continue on the hard shoulder

To allow you to fit safely into the traffic flow in the left-hand lane

Tram drivers

Bus drivers

Lorry drivers

Taxi drivers

Follow closely so they can see you in their mirrors

Allow extra room in case they swerve to avoid potholes

Allow the same room as normal to avoid wasting road space

Overtake immediately to avoid delays

Keep pumping the footbrake to prevent skidding

Apply the parking brake to reduce the stopping distance

Brake normally but grip the steering wheel tightly

Brake promptly and firmly until you've stopped

There's less transmission noise

There's less wind noise

There's less tyre noise

There's less engine noise

Looking at road maps

Switching on your demister

Using your windscreen washers

Looking in your door mirror

Reduced pollution

Increased fuel consumption

Reduced exhaust emissions

Increased road safety

When there are no cycles in the marked area

When you've checked your mirrors for cyclists

When you've turned on your hazard warning lights

When the traffic lights change to amber after you've passed the first line

Pelican crossings

Motorway exits

Zebra crossings

Level crossings

Obey the speed limit

Always use the hard shoulder

Speed up to clear the area quickly

Stay very close to the vehicle in front

Only in bad weather conditions

Whenever you're driving

When you think it's necessary

Only at night time

A notification to tell DVSA that a vehicle doesn't have a current MOT

Information kept by the police about the owner of a vehicle

A notification to tell DVLA that a vehicle isn't being used on the road

Information held by insurance companies to check a vehicle is insured

At least a car's length

At least a car's width

At least 2 car widths

At least as much room as you would if you were overtaking a car

To raise the speed limits

To help the traffic flow

To provide better parking

To allow lorries to load more freely

Pass widely

Pass very slowly

Pass closely

Pass immediately

Use one of these spaces

Park in one of these spaces but stay with your vehicle

Use one of the spaces as long as one is kept free

Wait for a regular parking space to become free

Four times the normal distance

Six times the normal distance

Ten times the normal distance

Eight times the normal distance

They may be confused with brake lights

The bulbs would fail

Electrical systems could be overloaded

Direction indicators may not work properly

Carry on to the next exit

Carefully reverse in the left-hand lane

Carefully reverse along the hard shoulder

Make a U-turn at the next gap in the central reservation

Whether their vehicle is insured

Whether their airway is open

Whether they're comfortable

Whether they have any allergies

You'll have to do more harsh braking on motorways

Motorway services areas don't deal with breakdowns

Continuous high speeds increase the risk of your vehicle breaking down

The road surface will wear down the tyres faster

Give them a drink

Reassure them confidently

Offer them a cigarette

Ask who caused the incident

See your doctor each time before you drive

Take smaller doses of any medicines

Stop driving until you're fit to drive again

Take all your medicines with you when you drive

The high gears will pull better

The steering will feel heavier

Overtaking will be easier

The engine will work harder

Avoid using the brakes at all for a few miles

Go slowly while gently applying the brakes

Accelerate and keep to a high speed for a short time

Stop for at least an hour to allow them time to dry

When an ambulance is on its way

When bystanders tell you to move them

When there's a risk of further danger

When bystanders offer to help you

To listen for traffic behind them

It helps them balance as they turn

To check for traffic in their blind area

Motorcycles don't have mirrors

Take it to a local-authority site

Pour it down a drain

Tip it into a hole in the ground

Put it in your dustbin

When the oncoming car moves off

When the driver behind you sounds their horn

When the pedestrians have cleared your side of the road

When the pedestrians have completely crossed

To give warnings

To give information

To give orders

To give directions

Reduction in control

Improvement in control

Easier steering

Increased fuel consumption

Tourist directions

Primary roads

Motorway routes

Minor roads

A

B

C

D

Check the mirrors only

Carry on, assuming it's clear

Get out and check

Look through the rear window only