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Rules of the road 2

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which vehicles are most likely to take an unusual course at a roundabout?

a)

Estate car

b)

Taxi

c)

Long Vehicle

d)

Delivery van

2.

When can you stop in a clearway area?

a)

When it's busy

b)

When there is heavy traffic

c)

Never

d)

Only when it's daylight hours

3.

What is the meaning of this sign?

a)

Clearway

b)

Give Way

c)

Waiting restrictions

d)

End of carriageway

4.

You are looking for somewhere to park at night.

When may you park on the right-hand side of the road?

a)

When you have your sidelights on

b)

When you are on a one way street

c)

When you are parked under a streetlight

d)

When you are more than 10 metres from a junction

5.

When should you use the right - hand lane of a three lane motorway?

a)

When you are overtaking

b)

When you are using cruise control

c)

When you are tuning right

d)

When you are driving fast.

6.

You are approaching a busy junction. What should you do when at the last moment, you realise your'e in the wrong lane?

a)

Continue in that lane

b)

Force your way into the lane you need

c)

Stop until the area is clear

d)

Use arm signals to help you change lanes

7.

Where can you overtake on a one-way street?

a)

Only on the left-hand side

b)

Overtaking is not allowed.

c)

Only on the right hand side.

d)

On the right hand side or the left.

8.

You are going straight ahead on a roundabout, what signal should you give?

a)

You don't need to signal at all

b)

Signal right, at the first junction then signal left to leave the second exit

c)

Enter the roundabout in the left lane, indicate left to leave the roundabout after passing the first exit.

d)

Enter the roundabout cross the left lane, into the right lane, then signal left to leave the roundabout

9.

When can you enter a yellow box junction?

a)

If there is less than two vehicles in the box

b)

If the traffic light is on green

c)

If the box is clear

d)

If the road you are exiting is clear

10.

Whhich reasons best describe when you are allowed to stop on a yellow box junction?

a)

If the traffic lights turn red and your front wheels are already n the yellow box.

b)

When there is a que and you were in the yellow box before the signal turned red.

c)

When you are waiting for a gap in oncoming traffic to turn right into a clear road

d)

Your exit road is clear, but you are prevented from completing the turn by oncoming traffic or other vehicles also waiting to turn right

11.

Who has authority to signal you to stop?

a)

A traffic warden

b)

A Police Officer

c)

A Pedestrian

d)

A Judge

12.

What best describes the action you shoud take if you see pedestriand waiting at a zebra crossing?

a)

Move slowly forward incase they step into the road

b)

Be ready to slow down or stop and let them cross

c)

Ignore them because they are still on the pavement

d)

Carry out the emergency stop procedure to stop the car before the crossing.

13.

You are waiting at a pelican crossing and the light changes fom Red to Flashing Amber.

What does this mean?

a)

Give way to pedestrians on the crossing

b)

Move off slowly after the first amber light flash

c)

Wait until the green light appears before moving off

d)

Get ready to go, move off as soom as the amber light shows continuously

14.

You are driving down this road, when are you allowed to park on the left?

a)

If the line on your side is broken

b)

If there are no yellow lines

c)

Only to pick up and let down a passeneger

d)

During daylight hors only

15.

When you're turning right at a crossroads and the oncoming driver is also turning right.

What is the advantage of trurning right behind the oncoming vehicle?

a)

You have more room to turn

b)

You can turn without stopping

c)

You will have a clearer view of oncoming traffic

d)

You have more time to turn

16.

You are travelling down a road and there is an obstruction on your side of the road.

What action should you take?

a)

Carry on as you have prioroty

b)

Give way to oncoming traffic

c)

Wave oncoming traffic to come through

d)

Accelerate around the obstruction

17.

When would you use the right hand lane on a two lane dual carriageway?

a)

When you are turning left and overtaking

b)

When you are turning tright

c)

When you are overtaking

d)

When you are turnign right and overtaking

18.

What is the nearest you can park to a junction?

a)

10 metres

b)

12 metres

c)

15 metres

d)

20 metres

19.

If you are waiting at a level crossing.

What must you do if a train passes but the lights keep flashing?

a)

Phone the signal operator

b)

Move slowly forward an check if a train is coming

c)

Continue waiting

d)

Park and walk to check if the track is clear

20.

What does this sign indicate?

a)

End of clearway

b)

End of National speed limit

c)

No through road

d)

End of controlled parking zone.

21.

You are turning right onto a dual carriageway and the central researvation is not wide enough for your vehicle. What action should you take?

a)

Put on your hazard warning lights and move forward slowly.

b)

Wait until the troad is clear both ways

c)

Move to the central reservation area and wait

d)

Move the the central reservation area and move forward slowly until the traffic stops.

22.

What should you do when parking at night on a road which has a 40mph speed limit?

a)

Park facing the traffic

b)

Leave the parking lights on

c)

Leave the hazard lights flashing

d)

Never park on a road that has 40 mph speed limit

23.

When would you see these signs?

a)

Countdown markers for a motorway

b)

Countdown markers for a concealled level crossing

c)

Countdown markers for a concealled junction

d)

Countdown markers for a 30mph speed limit