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Rule 34 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 34. There are 6 questions in this test. You need to answer 5 out of 6 to pass. Answers may be reviewed after each question or at the end of the test. Good luck!

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1. When must you not cross a railway level crossing? Give one answer
A At night
B During rain
C When green lights show
D When red lights show
Correct Answer: D When red lights show
Explanation: You must not cross when red lights show, including a red pedestrian figure, indicating a train is approaching.
2. What should you do if there are no lights, alarms, or barriers at a crossing? Give one answer
A Cross immediately
B Only look left
C Stop, look, and listen
D Use a mobile phone
Correct Answer: C Stop, look, and listen
Explanation: Absence of lights, alarms, or barriers means you should stop, look both ways, and listen before crossing to ensure safety.
3. What indicates a railway level crossing to visually impaired people? Give one answer
A Audio signals
B Colored markings
C Smooth surface
D Tactile surface with rounded bars
Correct Answer: D Tactile surface with rounded bars
Explanation: A tactile surface with rounded bars warns visually impaired people of a level crossing's presence.
4. Where should the tactile surface be located at a level crossing? Give one answer
A At an appropriate distance from the barrier
B Directly on the barrier
C In the middle of the crossing
D Next to traffic lights
Correct Answer: A At an appropriate distance from the barrier
Explanation: The tactile surface should be located at an appropriate distance from the barrier or projected line of the barrier.
5. What should you not do when red lights show at a crossing? Give one answer
A Check for trains
B Cross or pass the stop line
C Take photos
D Wait on the crossing
Correct Answer: B Cross or pass the stop line
Explanation: When red lights show at a crossing, you must not cross or pass the stop line, as it indicates an approaching train.
6. What may happen to the alarm's tone at a level crossing? Give one answer
A It becomes louder in rain
B It may change if another train is approaching
C It plays music
D It turns off at night
Correct Answer: B It may change if another train is approaching
Explanation: The alarm's tone at a crossing may change if another train is approaching, signalling increased danger.