Transport Modes Quiz

Which mode of transport links local and national locations, towns, cities, airports, and docks?

• Rail

• Air

• Roads

• Water

What does the rail network primarily connect?

• Local and national locations

• Major towns and cities to docks and airports

• Regional and international destinations

• Canals and ports

Which mode of transport is used for linking regional and international destinations?

• Roads

• Rail

• Air

• Water

What were canals traditionally used for before the railways were built?

• Transporting people

• Leisure activities

• Transporting goods

• Connecting airports

What is the primary characteristic of motorways in the UK?

• They are single-lane roads.

• They connect only rural areas.

• They are normally three lanes wide.

• They are used only for local traffic.

How many miles of A roads are there in the UK?

• Over 10,000 miles

• Over 28,000 miles

• Over 50,000 miles

• Over 5,000 miles

What is the function of A/Trunk roads in the UK?

• They connect only rural areas.

• They are used for pedestrian traffic.

• They are major roads between towns and cities.

• They are exclusively for emergency vehicles.

What are B and unclassified roads primarily used for?

• Major highways connecting cities

• Minor roads serving smaller towns and villages

• Exclusive routes for emergency vehicles

• High-speed motorways

What is the purpose of cycle paths in the UK?

• To provide exclusive routes for motorbikes

• To serve as emergency lanes for vehicles

• To offer paths and routes for walking and cycling

• To act as barriers between highways

What is a bridge?

• A structure that crosses an obstacle without impacting it

• A type of building used for living

• A vehicle for transporting goods

• A tool for construction