Attitude Practice Questions

Attitude questions test whether you can share the road patiently and safely: following distances, giving way, responding to aggressive drivers and showing consideration to buses, horse riders and pedestrians. There are no trick rules here — the DVSA wants evidence that you put safety ahead of impatience. Riders also see questions on filtering considerately and resisting the urge to make rapid progress through slow-moving traffic.

What the DVSA tests here

• Keeping a safe separation gap and responding correctly to tailgating
• When to flash headlights, use the horn or give priority to other road users
• Why competitive or retaliatory driving raises the risk for everyone

Practising this topic

There are 28 questions on attitude in this practice bank, and every answer comes with an explanation so you can learn from your mistakes as you go. The motorcycle theory test blends every topic into a single 50-question paper — you need 43 correct answers to pass, so weak areas are quickly exposed. A good rule of thumb is to keep practising a topic until you clear it comfortably several times in a row.

In the run-up to test day

Riders tend to do best when book study and saddle time reinforce each other, so try to review this topic soon after a lesson or CBT session while the experience is fresh. The Highway Code remains the primary source for every answer, and the official questions rarely stray far from it. As test day approaches, move on to full 50-question mock papers under the 57-minute time limit — they show whether a topic genuinely holds up once it is mixed in with all the others.