UK Driving Theory Practice Exam

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Who must not use motorways?

Emergency vehicles
Leaner drivers and motorcyclists, farm tractors, horse riders, cyclists
Taxi drivers
Elderly drivers

The correct answer is: Leaner drivers and motorcyclists, farm tractors, horse riders, cyclists

Motorways are high-speed roads designed for motor vehicles only. Emergency vehicles such as police cars, ambulances, and fire engines are permitted to use motorways in emergency situations. However, learner drivers and motorcyclists, farm tractors, horse riders, and cyclists are not allowed on motorways because they may not be able to keep up with the high speed of other vehicles and can cause accidents. Taxi drivers and elderly drivers, while they may legally use motorways, should exercise caution as they may not be as familiar with the fast-paced environment of a motorway.