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Rule 10 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 10. 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 is the purpose of tactile paving? Give one answer
A Decoration purposes
B Road surfacing
C To aid blind or partially sighted people
D Traffic control
Correct Answer: C To aid blind or partially sighted people
Explanation: Tactile paving provides warning and guidance to blind or partially sighted people.
2. What feature is common in tactile paving at crossing points? Give one answer
A Coloured bricks
B Continuous lines
C Flat markings
D Raised studs
Correct Answer: D Raised studs
Explanation: Raised studs are commonly used at crossing points with a dropped kerb for tactile paving.
3. Where are rounded raised bars in tactile paving used? Give one answer
A At level crossings and steps
B At traffic lights
C In pedestrian zones
D On highways
Correct Answer: A At level crossings and steps
Explanation: Rounded raised bars are used at level crossings, top and bottom of steps, and other hazards in tactile paving.
4. What is the main feature of tactile paving? Give one answer
A Audio signals
B Raised surfaces felt underfoot
C Reflective materials
D Vibrating surfaces
Correct Answer: B Raised surfaces felt underfoot
Explanation: Tactile paving has raised surfaces that can be felt underfoot to provide warning and guidance.