Can You Get 5/5 in This UK Driving Quiz?

Check the answers and find out how well you know UK road rules

Can You Get 5/5 in This UK Driving Quiz?

UK roads can be full of surprises if you’re a first-time visitor. Unusual road signs, speed limits, criss-cross yellow lines, roundabouts, left-side driving, and the list goes on.

Are you sure you’re ready to hit the road in the UK? We’ve prepared a short quiz to test your driving knowledge before your rental pickup.

Answers are at the end of the quiz, so get a pen and paper and check your results - let's see how many you got right!

Question 1

You're approaching a roundabout. Who has priority?

  1. Cars entering the roundabout on the left
  2. Whoever arrives first
  3. Cars already on the roundabout

Question 2

Speed limits in the UK are displayed in…

  1. Kilometres per hour (km/h)
  2. Miles per hour (mph)
  3. Both

Question 3

You approach a yellow box junction. What should you do?

  1. Enter it if the traffic light is green.
  2. Enter only if your exit is clear.
  3. Stop inside the box if traffic slows down.

Question 4

What does this road sign mean?

  1. National speed limit applies
  2. No speed limit
  3. Motorway ahead

Check out 3 more rules in the UK that might surprise you.

 

 

Question 5

You're driving on a country road and another car approaches. The road is too narrow for both vehicles. What should you do?

  1. Speed up to pass it quicker
  2. Use a passing place and give way when appropriate
  3. Stop in the middle of the road and wait for the approaching car to pass

Before You Check Your Results

If it took you more than 2 minutes to solve this, you should definitely check this video guide from Tripiamo.

It’s an interactive guide that helps you master your knowledge of UK road rules, roundabouts, road signs, and everything else you can stumble upon while experiencing the road. And gets you the best score under 2 minutes!

Answer sheet

  • Correct answer: 3

Traffic already on the roundabout has priority. If you're not used to driving in the roundabout, this is one of the first rules worth remembering.

  • Correct answer: 2

Unlike most of Europe, the UK uses miles per hour (mph). Keep this in mind so you don't get the ticket!

  • Correct answer: 2

A yellow box junction is there to keep traffic flowing. Even with a green light, you shouldn't enter unless your exit is clear; otherwise you could end up blocking the junction.

  • Correct answer: 1

This is one of the most misunderstood UK road signs by international visitors. It doesn't mean no rules apply - it means the national speed limit for that road applies.

  • Correct answer: 2

Many rural roads in the UK have designated passing places. They allow traffic travelling in opposite directions to pass safely.

How did you score?

5/5 – CARWIZ Road Master 🏆

You’ve mastered the basics of UK driving. Roundabouts, road signs, and left-hand traffic? You are ready!

3–4/5 – Explorer 🚗

You’re on the right track! A few more tips before your trip and you’ll be ready to explore the UK.

0–2/5 – Road Beginner 🛣️

Don’t let the low score disappoint you - even experienced drivers can find UK roads a little different! A little preparation will get you the CARWIZ driver title!

Become a CARWIZ Road Master

No road sign, driving rule, unexpected ticket, or emergency should be something you stress about while driving abroad, and to earn your well-deserved title!

We’ve partnered with Tripiamo so you can practice through interactive lessons and 360° driving experiences.

It’ll add knowledge of UK roads and how they function to your driving skills, so there are no surprises along the way.

Plus, we've arranged an exclusive 10% discount for CARWIZ customers.

Use code CARWIZTENOFF at checkout to get a full interactive guide that’ll prepare you for everyday road situations and markings.

Get ready for the next drive!

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