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Highway Code Plus
the Law
Rules for pedestians
Rules for users of powered wheelchairs and powered mobility scooters
Rules about animals
Rules for cyclists
Rules for motorcyclists
Rules for drivers and motorcyclists
General rules, techniques and advice
Using the road
Road users requiring extra care
Driving in adverse weather conditions
Waiting and parking
Motorways
Breakdowns and incidents
Road works
Railway level crossings
Tramways
Signals
Signs
Road & Vehicle markings
Annexes
Supplementary Notes
the Law
Rules for pedestians
Rules for users of powered wheelchairs and powered mobility scooters
Rules about animals
Rules for cyclists
Rules for motorcyclists
Rules for drivers and motorcyclists
General rules, techniques and advice
Using the road
Road users requiring extra care
Driving in adverse weather conditions
Waiting and parking
Motorways
Breakdowns and incidents
Road works
Railway level crossings
Tramways
Signals
Signs
Road & Vehicle markings
Annexes
Supplementary Notes
The supplementary study notes cover the extra information, not currently covered in The Highway Code that you need to pass the theory test.
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