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Rule 66 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 66. 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 cyclists avoid to maintain control? Give one answer
A Actions reducing control of cycle
B Frequent stopping
C Riding fast
D Riding in groups
Correct Answer: A Actions reducing control of cycle
Explanation: Cyclists should avoid actions that could reduce their control of the cycle, as per Rule 66.
2. How should cyclists ride in groups? Give one answer
A Considerately, two abreast if safer
B In a long single file
C Spread across the road
D Without consideration for others
Correct Answer: A Considerately, two abreast if safer
Explanation: When riding in groups, cyclists should be considerate and can ride two abreast if it's safer, according to Rule 66.
3. Why should you not ride close behind another vehicle? Give one answer
A For faster riding
B In case it stops suddenly
C To follow traffic closely
D To save energy
Correct Answer: B In case it stops suddenly
Explanation: Rule 66 advises against riding close behind another vehicle due to the risk of sudden stops.
4. What should you not carry while cycling? Give one answer
A Anything affecting balance or getting tangled
B Anything on the handlebars
C Only heavy items
D Only large items
Correct Answer: A Anything affecting balance or getting tangled
Explanation: Cyclists should not carry items that affect balance or could get tangled in the wheels or chain, as per Rule 66.
5. How should cyclists alert blind or partially sighted pedestrians? Give one answer
A By calling out or ringing a bell
B Cycling close to them
C Shouting loudly
D Using a horn
Correct Answer: A By calling out or ringing a bell
Explanation: Rule 66 recommends letting blind or partially sighted pedestrians know you are there by calling out or ringing a bell.