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Highway Code Rules about animals 47-58
Highway Code Rules for cyclists 59 to 82
Highway Code Rules 89-102
Highway Code General rules, techniques and advice for all drivers and riders (103 to 158)
Highway Code Using the road 159 to 203
Highway Code Road users requiring extra care 204 to 225
Highway Code Driving in adverse weather conditions 226 to 237
Highway Code Waiting and parking 238 to 252
Highway Code Motorways 253 to 274
Highway code Breakdowns and incidents 275 to 287
Highway Code Road works, level crossings and tramways 288 to 307
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highhway code Annex 1. You and your bicycle
Highway Code Annex 2. Motorcycle licence requirements
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Highway Code Annex 8. Safety code for new drivers
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LGV – Drivers Hours and Rest Periods
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Theory
Car
Motorcycle
LGV
ADI
PCV
Hazard Perception
Highway Code
Highway Code Topics List
Highway Code Introduction
Highway Code Rules for pedestrians 1 to 35
Highway Code Rules for users of powered wheelchairs and mobility scooters (36 to 46)
Highway Code Rules about animals 47-58
Highway Code Rules for cyclists 59 to 82
Highway Code Rules 89-102
Highway Code General rules, techniques and advice for all drivers and riders (103 to 158)
Highway Code Using the road 159 to 203
Highway Code Road users requiring extra care 204 to 225
Highway Code Driving in adverse weather conditions 226 to 237
Highway Code Waiting and parking 238 to 252
Highway Code Motorways 253 to 274
Highway code Breakdowns and incidents 275 to 287
Highway Code Road works, level crossings and tramways 288 to 307
Highway Code Light signals controlling traffic
Highway Code Signals to other road users
Highway Code Traffic signs
Highway Code Road Markings
Highway Code Vehicle Markings
highhway code Annex 1. You and your bicycle
Highway Code Annex 2. Motorcycle licence requirements
Highway Code Annex 3. Motor vehicle documentation and learner driver requirements
Highway Code Annex 4
Highway Code Annex 5. Penalties
Highway Code Annex 6. Vehicle maintenance, safety and security
Highway Code Annex 7. First aid on the road
Highway Code Annex 8. Safety code for new drivers
Highway Code Useful Information
Road Signs
Theory Test Road Signs Practice
Theory Test – Road Signs Flipbook Practice
Confusing Theory Test Roadsigns
Difficult Theory Test Questions
Difficult Car Theory Test Questions Explained
Theory Test Arm Signals
Know your traffic signs an essential guide
Traffic Signs Why know your traffic signs?
Traffic Signs – The signing System
Traffic Signs – Warning Signs
Flashcards
Master the Theory test by using our flashcards
Theory Test Practice – Flashcards
Car Theory Test Flashcards
ADI Part 1 Flashcard Revision
Pass the theory test – Study tips and resources
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