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Rule 62 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 62. 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 are cycle tracks? Give one answer
A Paths shared with cars
B Routes only for pedestrians
C Routes protected or away from motor traffic
D Tracks for motorbikes
Correct Answer: C Routes protected or away from motor traffic
Explanation: Cycle tracks are routes for cyclists, either physically protected or located away from motor traffic, as stated in Rule 62.
2. How may cycle tracks be separated from footpaths? Give one answer
A Change of material, verge, kerb, white line
B Coloured paint only
C Fences only
D No separation
Correct Answer: A Change of material, verge, kerb, white line
Explanation: Cycle tracks may be separated from footpaths by a change in material, a verge, a kerb, or a white line, according to Rule 62.
3. Where must cyclists keep on a cycle track? Give one answer
A Any side they prefer
B In the middle of the track
C On the pedestrian side
D On the side intended for cyclists
Correct Answer: D On the side intended for cyclists
Explanation: Cyclists must keep to the side intended for them, as the pedestrian side remains a pavement or footpath, per Rule 62.
4. How should cyclists behave on shared use routes? Give one answer
A Carefully, give pedestrians room, prepared to stop
B Cycle quickly
C Ignore pedestrians
D Only use at certain times
Correct Answer: A Carefully, give pedestrians room, prepared to stop
Explanation: On shared use routes, cyclists should be careful, give pedestrians room, and be prepared to stop, as per Rule 62.
5. Which law is referenced in Rule 62? Give one answer
A Civil Aviation Act 1982
B Highway Act 1835: Section 72
C Public Health Act 1961
D Road Traffic Act 1988
Correct Answer: B Highway Act 1835: Section 72
Explanation: Rule 62 references the Highway Act 1835: Section 72 regarding cycle tracks.