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Rule 232 Test

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These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 232. 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. Which vehicles are most affected by windy weather? Give one answer
A High-sided vehicles
B Only heavy goods vehicles
C Only motorcycles and bicycles
D Only small cars
Correct Answer: A High-sided vehicles
Explanation: High-sided vehicles are particularly susceptible to being affected by windy weather due to their larger surface area.
2. How can strong gusts of wind affect road users? Give one answer
A They can blow a car, cyclist, motorcyclist, or horse rider off course
B They increase fuel consumption
C They only affect the vehicle's speed
D They only cause visual distractions
Correct Answer: A They can blow a car, cyclist, motorcyclist, or horse rider off course
Explanation: Strong gusts of wind can blow various road users off course, including cars, cyclists, motorcyclists, and horse riders, especially in open and exposed areas.
3. Where is the risk of being blown off course by wind higher? Give one answer
A On open stretches of road exposed to crosswinds, or near bridges or gaps in hedges
B Only during the night
C Only in urban areas with tall buildings
D Only on high bridges
Correct Answer: A On open stretches of road exposed to crosswinds, or near bridges or gaps in hedges
Explanation: The risk of being blown off course by wind is higher on open stretches of road exposed to strong crosswinds, or when passing bridges or gaps in hedges.
4. What should you be cautious of when driving in windy weather? Give one answer
A Being blown off course, especially in exposed areas
B Only falling debris
C Reduced visibility due to wind
D The possibility of thunderstorms
Correct Answer: A Being blown off course, especially in exposed areas
Explanation: In windy weather, being cautious of the potential to be blown off course, especially in exposed areas, is important for all road users, including drivers and riders.