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Rule 145 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 145. 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 is it prohibited to drive on a pavement or footpath? Give one answer
A Except for property access/emergency
B On weekends
C Only at night
D When pedestrians are present
Correct Answer: A Except for property access/emergency
Explanation: Driving on or over a pavement or footpath is prohibited unless it's for lawful access to property or in an emergency.
2. Under which laws is driving on pavements regulated? Give one answer
A Environmental Protection Act
B Highway Act 1835 & Road Traffic Act 1988
C Only Highway Act
D Only Road Traffic Act
Correct Answer: B Highway Act 1835 & Road Traffic Act 1988
Explanation: The Highway Act 1835 and the Road Traffic Act 1988 regulate the prohibition of driving on pavements.
3. What's the exception for driving on a pavement? Give one answer
A Avoiding traffic
B Deliveries
C Lawful property access or emergency
D Shortcuts
Correct Answer: C Lawful property access or emergency
Explanation: The only exceptions for driving on a pavement are to gain lawful access to property or in case of an emergency.
4. Why is driving on pavements generally prohibited? Give one answer
A For noise control
B To ensure pedestrian safety
C To protect the pavement
D To reduce traffic
Correct Answer: B To ensure pedestrian safety
Explanation: Driving on pavements is prohibited primarily to ensure the safety and protection of pedestrians.