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Rule 13 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 13. There are 5 questions in this test. You need to answer 4 out of 5 to pass. Answers may be reviewed after each question or at the end of the test. Good luck!

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1. What feature may separate cycle tracks from footpaths? Give one answer
A A verge or kerb
B Guard rails
C Speed bumps
D Traffic lights
Correct Answer: A A verge or kerb
Explanation: Cycle tracks can be separated from footpaths by a feature like a verge or a kerb, as per Highway Code Rule 13.
2. What is the pattern of tactile paving on the pedestrian side of a shared route? Give one answer
A Checkered pattern
B Ladder pattern
C Tramline pattern
D Zigzag pattern
Correct Answer: B Ladder pattern
Explanation: The pedestrian side has a ladder pattern for tactile paving, aiding visually impaired people.
3. What should cyclists do on shared routes without separation features? Give one answer
A Always give way
B Respect pedestrian safety
C Ride in the middle
D Use bells frequently
Correct Answer: B Respect pedestrian safety
Explanation: Cyclists should respect pedestrian safety on shared routes without separation features.
4. What additional users might share routes with pedestrians and cyclists? Give one answer
A Car drivers
B Horse riders
C Scooter users
D Skateboarders
Correct Answer: B Horse riders
Explanation: Horse riders, along with horse drawn vehicles, may also share some routes with pedestrians and cyclists.
5. Why is tactile paving used on shared routes? Give one answer
A For decoration
B For water drainage
C To help visually impaired people
D To reduce speed
Correct Answer: C To help visually impaired people
Explanation: Tactile paving helps visually impaired people stay on the correct side of shared routes.