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Rule 127 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 127. 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 does a broken white line indicate? Give one answer
A Centre of the road
B Edge of the road
C No overtaking zone
D Pedestrian crossing
Correct Answer: A Centre of the road
Explanation: A broken white line marks the centre of the road, indicating the division of lanes.
2. What does it mean when the gaps in the line shorten? Give one answer
A Clear road ahead
B Speed limit increasing
C There is a hazard ahead
D Traffic merging
Correct Answer: C There is a hazard ahead
Explanation: Shortening gaps in a broken white line signal an upcoming hazard, warning drivers to be cautious.
3. Can you cross a broken white line? Give one answer
A No, it's prohibited
B Only during daylight
C Only in urban areas
D Yes, if road is clear
Correct Answer: D Yes, if road is clear
Explanation: You can cross a broken white line if the road ahead is clear and you need to overtake or turn off.
4. When should you not cross a broken white line? Give one answer
A At night
B If you cannot see the road is clear
C In wet conditions
D Near schools
Correct Answer: B If you cannot see the road is clear
Explanation: Do not cross a broken white line unless you can see the road ahead is clear, ensuring safe manoeuvres.