FTT Revision Notes

FTT Crib Sheet

High-density reference for Final Theory Test revision. Use this after studying the modules; for exact official wording and full diagram context, keep the Traffic Police handbook close.

Fast Checks

Setup

Seat, mirrors, belt, controls, surroundings

Lane change

Mirror, signal, blind spot, move

Junctions

Lane early, speed down, observe priority

Overtaking

Clear ahead, behind, beside, and enough time

Parking

Slow control, frequent observation, correct early

Emergency

Control first, warn, move to safety

Controls & Setup

Handbook pp. 5-22

Steering

Use both hands and avoid letting the wheel spring back uncontrolled.

Mirrors

Set before moving and use before changing speed or position.

Indicators

Warning lights and meters are decision prompts; know what requires attention.

Moving & Lane Control

Handbook pp. 23-39

Moving off

Prepare, observe, signal where needed, then move smoothly.

Bends

Look far ahead and adjust speed before entering the bend.

Lane changes

Do not move laterally without mirror and blind-spot checks.

Junctions & Passing

Handbook pp. 40-60

Junctions

Position early and decide priority before the conflict point.

Roundabouts

Choose the lane and exit path before entering.

Overtaking

Abort when visibility, space, or timing is uncertain.

Parking & Circuit

Handbook pp. 60-71, 116

Slopes

Maintain control before moving off or stopping.

Reversing

Move slowly and observe repeatedly around the vehicle.

Emergency stop

Stop promptly while keeping the vehicle stable.

Traffic & Road Users

Handbook pp. 75-102

Defensive driving

Space and early scanning buy reaction time.

Vulnerable users

Expect pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcyclists to be harder to predict.

Expressways

Plan lane changes and exits early.

Emergencies & Readiness

Handbook pp. 103-116

Emergencies

Keep control, warn others, and move to safety where possible.

Maintenance

Daily and routine checks reduce preventable faults.

Test

Safe observation and judgement matter as much as completing the manoeuvre.