Dual-Carriageways

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A dual-carriageway is a road where traffic travelling in opposite directions is separated by:

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Dual-carriageways are often Clearways. A clearway is a road:

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You might have to drive on a dual-carriageway during your driving test.

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You will often join a dual-carriageway from an acceleration lane. An acceleration lane is:

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When leaving a high-speed dual-carriageway via a slip road you should always check your speedometer. This is because:

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If you break down on a dual carriageway you should turn on your hazard warning lights and use a warning triangle to warn other drivers.

Self-Test DriverActive (Using Your Skills) Quiz on Dual-Carriageways, created by John Farlam on 01/18/2023.

Dual-Carriageways

Dual-Carriageways

A dual-carriageway is a road where traffic travelling in opposite directions is separated by:

Dual-carriageways are often Clearways. A clearway is a road:

You might have to drive on a dual-carriageway during your driving test.

You will often join a dual-carriageway from an acceleration lane. An acceleration lane is:

When leaving a high-speed dual-carriageway via a slip road you should always check your speedometer. This is because:

If you break down on a dual carriageway you should turn on your hazard warning lights and use a warning triangle to warn other drivers.