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Rule 33 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 33. 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 is used to mark out tramways' paths? Give one answer
A Blue signs
B Shallow kerbs
C Speed bumps
D Traffic lights
Correct Answer: B Shallow kerbs
Explanation: Tramways are marked out by shallow kerbs, changes in paving, or road surface, white lines, or yellow dots.
2. Where should you cross tramways? Give one answer
A Anywhere along the track
B At traffic signals
C Designated crossings
D Near tram stops
Correct Answer: C Designated crossings
Explanation: Cross tramways at designated crossings where provided; elsewhere, treat trams like road vehicles.
3. How should trams be treated when crossing elsewhere? Give one answer
A Ignore them
B Like other road vehicles
C Only at night
D Wait for them to stop
Correct Answer: B Like other road vehicles
Explanation: Elsewhere, trams should be treated as other road vehicles, and you should look both ways along the track.
4. Why shouldn't you walk along the tram tracks? Give one answer
A It's illegal
B It's too noisy
C Tracks are electrified
D Trams may come up behind
Correct Answer: D Trams may come up behind
Explanation: Trams move quietly and may come up behind you, and they cannot steer to avoid you.
5. What characteristic of trams makes it dangerous to walk along tracks? Give one answer
A Bright lights
B Frequent stops
C High speed
D Quiet movement
Correct Answer: D Quiet movement
Explanation: Trams move quietly and cannot steer to avoid you, making it dangerous to walk along the tracks.