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Rule 63 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 63. There are 4 questions in this test. You need to answer 3 out of 4 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 you do when passing pedestrians or horse riders? Give one answer
A Ignore them
B Slow down and let them know you're there
C Speed up to pass quickly
D Use the horn loudly
Correct Answer: B Slow down and let them know you're there
Explanation: Rule 63 advises slowing down and alerting pedestrians or horse riders of your presence, for safety.
2. Why is caution advised around pedestrians? Give one answer
A They always hear and see you
B They are always aware of cyclists
C They may be deaf, blind, or partially sighted
D They prefer not to be disturbed
Correct Answer: C They may be deaf, blind, or partially sighted
Explanation: Pedestrians may have impairments like deafness or blindness, making it crucial to be cautious, as per Rule 63.
3. How should you not pass pedestrians or horse riders? Give one answer
A Closely or at high speed
B Only at night
C Only from the front
D Slowly and loudly
Correct Answer: A Closely or at high speed
Explanation: Rule 63 states not to pass pedestrians, horse riders, or horse-drawn vehicles closely or at high speed, especially from behind.
4. Which side should you avoid passing a horse on? Give one answer
A Directly behind
B Directly in front
C Their left side
D Their right side
Correct Answer: C Their left side
Explanation: According to Rule 63, cyclists should not pass a horse on their left side to avoid startling the animal.