About this Video

• Video Title: Alertness Part 2 | Theory Test Revision 2025
• Channel: Driving Theory 4 All
• Speakers: Annabelle, Ben
• Duration: 00:03:49

Introduction

This video provides a theory test revision focusing on alertness. It covers road markings, mirror use, rumble strips, getting lost, mobile phone use while driving, and hazard awareness. The video uses a conversational approach with scenarios to illustrate key concepts.

Key Takeaways

• Overtaking: When approaching a hazard (like a hill crest), overtaking vehicles should move back into their lane to allow for safe passing.
• Hazard Awareness: If a hazard is ahead, check mirrors to see how your actions will affect other drivers; on motorways or dual carriageways, use hazard lights to warn others.
• Rumble Strips: Rumble strips provide visual and audible warnings to alert drivers to their speed.
• Getting Lost: If lost, pull over to a safe place (side road) to check a map, sat-nav, or ask for directions. Never program a sat-nav while driving.
• Dual Carriageway Turns: When turning right onto a dual carriageway, ensure the central reservation is wide enough for your vehicle; if not, wait until both carriageways are clear before turning.