The official DSA theory test for drivers of large vehiclesThis is essential reading for learner LGV and PCV drivers. This official book, written by the people who set the tests, includes all the theory test questions for drivers of large vehicles and fully explains the answers. |
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Contents
CONTENTS | 6 |
Section one vehicle weights and dimensions | 22 |
Section two drivers hours and rest periods | 52 |
Section three braking systems | 82 |
Section four the driver | 110 |
Section five carrying passengers | 152 |
Section six the road | 195 |
Section seven accident handling | 238 |
Section nine leaving the vehicle | 304 |
Section ten vehicle loading | 316 |
Section eleven restricted view | 344 |
Section twelve documents | 360 |
Section thirteen environmental issues | 374 |
Section fourteen other road users | 402 |
Section fifteen traffic signs | 436 |
Annexes | 478 |
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The official DSA theory test for drivers of large vehicles Driving Standards Agency Limited preview - 2011 |
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