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Milton Keynes: 50 practice questions

Mock format: 59 questions, 60 minutes, pass 48/59 (81%). Answer key on the last page. From theorytestrevision.co.uk · independent study aid, not an official test. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

  1. 1. Which number does Milton Keynes list for the Modern Slavery Helpline?

    1. A. 101
    2. B. 0800 555 111
    3. C. 0800 789 321
    4. D. 08000 121 700

  2. 2. Under Milton Keynes conditions, may a driver use a hands-free kit while carrying a passenger?

    1. A. Yes, always
    2. B. Yes, for short calls
    3. C. No
    4. D. Yes, if the passenger agrees

  3. 3. How many sections (categories) are in the Milton Keynes Driver Assessment guide?

    1. A. Five
    2. B. Three
    3. C. Four
    4. D. Eight

  4. 4. Which Milton Keynes grid road is numbered H4?

    1. A. Dansteed Way
    2. B. Snelshall Street
    3. C. Great Monks Street
    4. D. Overstreet

  5. 5. Within how many days can a Milton Keynes licence holder appeal against a refusal, suspension or revocation?

    1. A. 7 days
    2. B. 28 days
    3. C. 21 days
    4. D. 3 months

  6. 6. Can a hackney carriage driver at a rank refuse a journey?

    1. A. Yes, for any reason
    2. B. Not without a reasonable excuse, if it is within the prescribed distance
    3. C. Yes, if the journey is short
    4. D. Only if the passenger pays by card

  7. 7. Under the Milton Keynes code, what must drivers provide if the council investigates an offence?

    1. A. Nothing
    2. B. All reasonable assistance, including a witness statement if asked
    3. C. A cash deposit
    4. D. Their operator's accounts

  8. 8. For how long are Milton Keynes vehicle licences granted at most?

    1. A. 12 months
    2. B. 3 years
    3. C. 5 years
    4. D. 6 months

  9. 9. How is the Milton Keynes Driver Assessment mainly carried out?

    1. A. As a 100-question computer test
    2. B. Verbally with a council officer, plus a short written exercise
    3. C. As a practical driving test only
    4. D. As an essay at home

  10. 10. Within how long of renewal must a Milton Keynes vehicle have a valid MOT certificate?

    1. A. 1 year
    2. B. 3 months
    3. C. 31 days (1 month)
    4. D. 6 months

  11. 11. Under Milton Keynes conditions, what must a driver do with lost property within 24 hours if it cannot be returned to the owner?

    1. A. Take it to the nearest police station and get a receipt
    2. B. Keep it at home
    3. C. Give it to the operator
    4. D. Sell it

  12. 12. When will Milton Keynes exempt a private hire vehicle from displaying its plate?

    1. A. When there is no public safety risk and a legitimate business need
    2. B. On request, always
    3. C. When the driver is shy
    4. D. For all electric cars

  13. 13. How many numeracy questions are in the Milton Keynes Driver Assessment guide?

    1. A. 10
    2. B. 1
    3. C. 24
    4. D. 3

  14. 14. What does the Milton Keynes safeguarding training fee cost in 2026-27?

    1. A. £129.00
    2. B. £20.00
    3. C. £305.00
    4. D. £54.50

  15. 15. Under the Milton Keynes code, what happens if a driver refuses or overcharges a wheelchair user?

    1. A. They will be investigated and may be suspended or revoked
    2. B. Nothing
    3. C. They pay the passenger back only
    4. D. They get extra training free

  16. 16. For how long are Milton Keynes driver licences normally granted?

    1. A. 1 year
    2. B. 3 years
    3. C. 5 years
    4. D. 10 years

  17. 17. Where is the Milton Keynes Coachway?

    1. A. Near M1 junction 14, north-east of the centre
    2. B. Next to Bletchley station
    3. C. In Stony Stratford High Street
    4. D. Beside Wolverton station

  18. 18. What is the most a hackney carriage driver may charge for a journey within the district?

    1. A. Whatever the passenger agrees to
    2. B. The meter fare plus a tip
    3. C. No more than the fare on the meter / council table of fares
    4. D. A fixed £10 minimum

  19. 19. Under Milton Keynes conditions, how much may a driver charge for an assistance dog?

    1. A. Nothing - it is carried free
    2. B. £2
    3. C. £5
    4. D. Half the fare

  20. 20. When should a Milton Keynes vehicle licence renewal be made?

    1. A. Six months before
    2. B. After expiry
    3. C. One year before
    4. D. No more than one calendar month before expiry

  21. 21. In which direction from Central Milton Keynes is Willen?

    1. A. South-west
    2. B. North-east
    3. C. South-east
    4. D. North-west

  22. 22. In which direction from Central Milton Keynes (Christ the Cornerstone) is Caldecotte Lake?

    1. A. South-east
    2. B. North-west
    3. C. South-west
    4. D. North-east

  23. 23. What is the Milton Keynes 2026-27 fee for a plate exemption?

    1. A. £28.50
    2. B. £70.50
    3. C. £45.00
    4. D. £138.50

  24. 24. How often must Milton Keynes drivers under 65 have a Group 2 medical?

    1. A. Every year
    2. B. Every 5 years
    3. C. Only once
    4. D. On application and every 3 years at renewal

  25. 25. Within how long must damage affecting a Milton Keynes vehicle's safety or appearance be reported?

    1. A. 48 hours
    2. B. 7 days
    3. C. 72 hours
    4. D. 14 days

  26. 26. Which Milton Keynes grid road is numbered H2?

    1. A. Childs Way
    2. B. Watling Street
    3. C. Saxon Street
    4. D. Millers Way

  27. 27. Under the Milton Keynes code of conduct, which clothing is NOT allowed for drivers?

    1. A. Clothing with offensive slogans
    2. B. A plain shirt
    3. C. Smart trousers
    4. D. A company polo shirt

  28. 28. What is 'county lines', as described in Milton Keynes policy?

    1. A. Gangs using phone lines to move illegal drugs into other areas, often using children
    2. B. A bus route across the county
    3. C. A taxi rank layout
    4. D. A council boundary map

  29. 29. What must be shown on the outside rear of a licensed vehicle in Milton Keynes at all times?

    1. A. The driver's photo badge
    2. B. The vehicle licence plate
    3. C. The table of fares
    4. D. The operator's phone number

  30. 30. Which Milton Keynes station is the main station for the city centre?

    1. A. Bletchley
    2. B. Wolverton
    3. C. Fenny Stratford
    4. D. Milton Keynes Central

  31. 31. What payment facility must every Milton Keynes hackney carriage provide?

    1. A. Cheques only
    2. B. Cash only
    3. C. Cashless card payments (credit, debit and pre-loaded cards)
    4. D. Bank transfer only

  32. 32. Which is furthest from Central Milton Keynes (Christ the Cornerstone): IKEA Milton Keynes, MK Gallery, Milton Keynes Central station, the National Bowl?

    1. A. MK Gallery
    2. B. Milton Keynes Central station
    3. C. IKEA Milton Keynes
    4. D. the National Bowl

  33. 33. Which Milton Keynes venue is an indoor ski slope building beside Childs Way?

    1. A. Marshall Arena
    2. B. Xscape
    3. C. Planet Ice
    4. D. Midsummer Place

  34. 34. Under Milton Keynes policy, who can a licence holder report discrimination by a passenger to?

    1. A. The council, which will fine the passenger
    2. B. The police, and they can also seek legal advice
    3. C. Nobody
    4. D. The operator, which will ban the passenger

  35. 35. Does Milton Keynes have a maximum age for licensed drivers?

    1. A. Yes, 65
    2. B. Yes, 70
    3. C. No, but drivers must be fit and suitable
    4. D. Yes, 75

  36. 36. On which road is MK Gallery in Milton Keynes?

    1. A. Midsummer Boulevard
    2. B. Silbury Boulevard
    3. C. Avebury Boulevard
    4. D. Elder Gate

  37. 37. Under which section of the 1976 Act may a Milton Keynes driver keep working while a complete renewal is processed?

    1. A. Section 74
    2. B. Section 46
    3. C. Section 51
    4. D. Section 165

  38. 38. It rains after a long dry, hot spell. What can happen to the road surface?

    1. A. It may become slippery
    2. B. It becomes grippier than usual
    3. C. It dries in seconds
    4. D. It becomes safer for braking

  39. 39. A red triangle shows a tunnel entrance. What should you do?

    1. A. Be ready to enter a tunnel
    2. B. Switch off your lights
    3. C. Stop and wait at the sign
    4. D. Sound your horn as you enter

  40. 40. You passed your car test on or after 1 January 1997. What does Rule 98 say about towing?

    1. A. There is a limit on the trailer weight
    2. B. You cannot tow any trailer at all
    3. C. You can tow a trailer of any weight
    4. D. You may only tow at night-time

  41. 41. You are in a collision that damages another car. What MUST you do?

    1. A. Drive on and phone later
    2. B. Leave a note only if the owner is absent
    3. C. Report it only to your insurer
    4. D. Stop and give your details to anyone entitled

  42. 42. Where does Rule 163 say cyclists may pass slow-moving or stationary traffic?

    1. A. Only on the right
    2. B. Only on the pavement
    3. C. On the right or the left
    4. D. Only in bus lanes

  43. 43. What does section 165 of the Equality Act 2010 require of drivers of designated wheelchair-accessible vehicles?

    1. A. Carry them in the chair, help, and not charge extra
    2. B. Refuse any powered wheelchair
    3. C. Charge extra for using the ramp
    4. D. Ask for a doctor's note first

  44. 44. Rule 215 says there are three brains at work when you pass a horse. Whose are they?

    1. A. The rider's, the passenger's and the dog's
    2. B. Two riders' and one driver's
    3. C. The police officer's, the rider's and the horse's
    4. D. The rider's, the driver's and the horse's

  45. 45. Why do councils keep records of complaints about drivers?

    1. A. To decide when drivers can take holidays
    2. B. To set the local price of petrol and diesel
    3. C. To choose the colour of licensed vehicles
    4. D. To spot patterns and check fitness at renewal

  46. 46. An older man is crossing slowly in front of you. What does Rule 194 say you must not do?

    1. A. Keep your car still
    2. B. Let him finish
    3. C. Rev or edge forward
    4. D. Wait patiently

  47. 47. What do small speed limit repeater signs do?

    1. A. Remind you of the limit in force
    2. B. Show a new, lower limit
    3. C. Show the advised speed for bends
    4. D. Warn of a speed camera

  48. 48. Why may motorway signs warn of hazards you cannot yet see?

    1. A. There may be an incident or fog ahead
    2. B. They are tested every hour by staff
    3. C. They are always switched on by default
    4. D. They are only for lorry drivers

  49. 49. Under section 48 of the 1976 Act, what must a council be satisfied of before licensing a private hire vehicle?

    1. A. It is painted black all over
    2. B. It is brand new from the factory
    3. C. It is safe, suitable and not like a taxi
    4. D. It has exactly six seats

  50. 50. Before you drive, make sure that you are ___ to drive.

    1. A. keen
    2. B. fit
    3. C. quick
    4. D. free

Answer key

  1. 1. D — The policy lists the Modern Slavery Helpline (08000 121 700), along with police 999/101 and Crimestoppers.
  2. 2. C — Drivers must not use mobile devices while driving and must not use a hands-free kit while conveying a passenger.
  3. 3. A — The five categories are general, hackney carriage, private hire, route knowledge and numeracy.
  4. 4. A — H4 is Dansteed Way. In Milton Keynes, H roads run roughly east-west (mostly 'Ways') and V roads run roughly north-south (mostly 'Streets').
  5. 5. C — The applicant or licence holder has 21 days from notification of the decision to appeal.
  6. 6. B — Under TPCA 1847 s.53, a driver must not refuse without reasonable excuse to drive a hirer to a place within the prescribed distance.
  7. 7. B — Drivers should give all reasonable help to the council, including a witness statement if requested.
  8. 8. A — Vehicle licences are granted for a maximum of 12 months.
  9. 9. B — It is mainly verbal, to check spoken English, with a written exercise such as completing a receipt.
  10. 10. C — Licence holders must provide a valid MOT certificate within 31 days (1 month) of renewal.
  11. 11. A — Within 24 hours, try to return it to the owner or take it to the nearest police station and get a receipt.
  12. 12. A — An exemption needs no public safety risk, a legitimate business requirement and a suitable vehicle.
  13. 13. D — There are 3 basic numeracy questions.
  14. 14. D — The safeguarding training fee is £54.50.
  15. 15. A — Refusing or overcharging a wheelchair user or assistance dog owner leads to investigation and possible suspension or revocation.
  16. 16. B — Driver licences are generally granted for the maximum period of 3 years.
  17. 17. A — The Coachway is on the north-east edge of the city near M1 junction 14.
  18. 18. C — Hackney carriage fares inside the district must not exceed the table of fares set by the council (LG(MP)A 1976 s.65; TPCA s.55).
  19. 19. A — Assistance dogs must be carried free of charge and allowed to stay with the passenger.
  20. 20. D — Vehicle renewals should be made no more than one month before expiry, so the MOT is compliant.
  21. 21. B — Willen is about 4 km north-east of Central Milton Keynes.
  22. 22. A — Caldecotte Lake is about 5 km south-east of Central Milton Keynes (Christ the Cornerstone).
  23. 23. C — A plate exemption costs £45.00.
  24. 24. D — A Group 2 medical is needed on application and every 3 years on renewal until 65, then every year.
  25. 25. C — Damage affecting safety, performance or appearance must be reported as soon as practicable, and within 72 hours.
  26. 26. D — H2 is Millers Way. In Milton Keynes, H roads run roughly east-west (mostly 'Ways') and V roads run roughly north-south (mostly 'Streets').
  27. 27. A — Drivers must dress professionally and not wear clothing with offensive slogans, bare chests or shoulders, or hoods covering the face.
  28. 28. A — County lines gangs export drugs into other areas using dedicated phone lines, and exploit children and vulnerable people.
  29. 29. B — MK policy requires the vehicle licence plate to be displayed on the rear of the vehicle (some plate-exempt private hire vehicles use an internal disc instead).
  30. 30. D — Milton Keynes Central is the main station, on Elder Gate in Central Milton Keynes.
  31. 31. C — Hackney carriages must carry the means to take card payments and display council signage saying so.
  32. 32. C — IKEA Milton Keynes is about 4.4 km from Central Milton Keynes (Christ the Cornerstone). MK Gallery is about 0.9 km; Milton Keynes Central station is about 1.3 km; the National Bowl is about 2.4 km.
  33. 33. B — Xscape, with its indoor ski slope, is in Central Milton Keynes beside H6 Childs Way.
  34. 34. B — The council cannot act against a member of the public; the licence holder can report to the police and seek legal advice.
  35. 35. C — There is no minimum or maximum age, but applicants must show they are physically fit and suitable.
  36. 36. A — MK Gallery is on Midsummer Boulevard.
  37. 37. A — Section 74 allows work to continue if a full renewal was made before expiry. It does not usually apply to late renewals.
  38. 38. A — Rule 237 says the road surface may become soft in hot weather. If it rains after a dry spell, it may become slippery and affect steering and braking.
  39. 39. A — This sign warns of a tunnel ahead. Use dipped headlights and keep a safe gap in the tunnel.
  40. 40. A — Rule 98 says if you passed your car test on or after 1 January 1997, you are restricted on the weight of trailer you can tow. You MUST NOT tow more than your licence permits.
  41. 41. D — Rule 286 says you MUST stop. Give your name and address, the owner's name and address and the registration number to anyone with reasonable grounds to ask.
  42. 42. C — Rule 163 says cyclists may pass slower-moving or stationary traffic on their right or left. They should take care, as drivers may not see them.
  43. 43. A — Drivers of designated vehicles must carry the passenger in the wheelchair (or the chair if they transfer), give mobility help and not charge extra.
  44. 44. D — Rule 215 reminds drivers there are three brains at work when you pass a horse: the rider's, the driver's and the horse's. Horses are flight animals.
  45. 45. D — Complaints help councils see patterns of behaviour. They are considered when deciding whether a driver remains fit and proper.
  46. 46. C — Allow pedestrians plenty of time to cross and do not harass them by revving your engine or edging forward.
  47. 47. A — A larger sign shows the start of a speed limit. Smaller repeater signs act as reminders along the road.
  48. 48. A — Rule 255 says signs and signals warn you of hazards ahead, such as an incident, fog, a spillage or road workers. You may not be able to see these yet.
  49. 49. C — Section 48 requires the vehicle to be suitable in type, size and design, safe, comfortable, insured and not likely to be mistaken for a hackney carriage.
  50. 50. B — Rule 90 starts: make sure that you are fit to drive. Being fit means your health, eyesight and alertness are good enough to drive safely.

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