14 Questions
According to the hierarchy of road users, who should be given priority at a junction?
Pedestrians
What is the consequence of cutting across cyclists, horse riders, or horse-drawn vehicles according to Rule H3?
All of the above
Which category of road users is considered the most vulnerable according to the hierarchy mentioned?
Pedestrians
What must drivers do at a zebra crossing according to the Highway Code?
Always give way to pedestrians
Who is allowed to use the pavement according to the Highway Code?
Pedestrians only
What does Rule H1 of the Highway Code emphasize?
Responsibility for other road users' safety
How is night (the hours of darkness) defined?
The period between half an hour after sunset, and half an hour before sunrise
Which law holds drivers accountable for failing to adhere to the highway code's principles?
The Road Traffic Act 1988
How long is a group 2 license (C1/D1) valid for?
Five years
What are the three most common causes of collisions according to the text?
Driver error or reaction, action based on poor judgement, being careless, reckless or in a hurry
Which two groups are most likely to be involved in a collision according to the text?
Young drivers, especially young male drivers age 16-24, and people who drive at work
What are the four levels set by the European Goals for Driver Education (GDE)?
Human factors, traffic situations, purpose and context of journey, vehicle control
Between which hours is the greatest risk of tiredness related collisions according to the text?
11:00pm and 06:00am
How many fatal accidents are caused by drivers who have fallen asleep at the wheel according to the text?
1 in 4
Test your knowledge of road traffic laws, regulations, and the hierarchy of road users with this quiz. Learn about penalties, fines, and the rules identified by keywords like 'MUST' and 'MUST NOT' in the Highway Code.
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