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Rule 14 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 14. 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 should be used as the kerb when crossing between parked vehicles? Give one answer
A Middle of the road
B Outside edges of vehicles
C Pavement
D Vehicle bonnets
Correct Answer: B Outside edges of vehicles
Explanation: When crossing between parked vehicles, the outside edges of these vehicles should be treated as the kerb for safety.
2. Where should you stop when crossing between parked vehicles? Give one answer
A In the middle of the road
B Next to the vehicle
C On the pavement
D Outside edges of vehicles
Correct Answer: D Outside edges of vehicles
Explanation: Stopping at the outside edges of parked vehicles ensures visibility and safety before crossing.
3. What should you ensure before crossing between parked vehicles? Give one answer
A It is a sunny day
B There are no pedestrians
C Visibility and traffic can see you
D You are in a hurry
Correct Answer: C Visibility and traffic can see you
Explanation: Ensuring you can see all around and that traffic can see you is crucial for safe crossing.
4. What should you check for on the other side of parked vehicles? Give one answer
A A gap to reach the pavement
B A pedestrian crossing
C A zebra crossing
D Traffic lights
Correct Answer: A A gap to reach the pavement
Explanation: A gap between parked vehicles on the other side is necessary to safely reach the pavement.
5. Why should you not cross in front of a vehicle with a running engine? Give one answer
A It is illegal
B The driver may not see you
C To avoid noise
D To prevent pollution
Correct Answer: B The driver may not see you
Explanation: Crossing in front of a vehicle with its engine running is risky as the driver may not see you, especially if it's a large vehicle.