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Rule 129 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 129. 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. When can you cross solid white lines? Give one answer
A At any time
B Only in emergencies
C To enter premises/side road
D To overtake any vehicle
Correct Answer: C To enter premises/side road
Explanation: Solid white lines can be crossed if it is safe and necessary to enter adjoining premises or a side road.
2. Can you cross a solid white line to overtake? Give one answer
A No, never
B Only at night
C Yes, any vehicle
D Yes, slow-moving bikes/horses
Correct Answer: D Yes, slow-moving bikes/horses
Explanation: You may cross the line to overtake a pedal cycle, horse, or road maintenance vehicle travelling at 10 mph or less.
3. What law governs not crossing solid white lines? Give one answer
A European Road Safety Charter
B Highway Code Regulation
C Local traffic rules
D Road Traffic Act 1988
Correct Answer: D Road Traffic Act 1988
Explanation: The Road Traffic Act 1988: Section 36 prohibits crossing or straddling solid white lines except in specified conditions.
4. What is the speed threshold for overtaking on solid white lines? Give one answer
A 10 mph or less
B 20 mph or less
C 30 mph or less
D No speed limit
Correct Answer: A 10 mph or less
Explanation: Overtaking is allowed over solid white lines only if the vehicle being overtaken is travelling at 10 mph or less.