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Rule 154 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 154. There are 5 questions in this test. You need to answer 4 out of 5 to pass. Answers may be reviewed after each question or at the end of the test. Good luck!

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1. How should you approach bends on country roads? Give one answer
A Maintain current speed
B Reduce your speed
C Speed up slightly
D Use high beams
Correct Answer: B Reduce your speed
Explanation: Rule 154 advises reducing speed at bends on country roads, as they can be sharper than they appear.
2. What should you be prepared for on country roads? Give one answer
A Heavy traffic
B Pedestrians, horse riders, and cyclists
C Traffic lights
D Urban environment
Correct Answer: B Pedestrians, horse riders, and cyclists
Explanation: Rule 154 states to be prepared for pedestrians, horse riders, cyclists, and slow-moving vehicles on country roads.
3. What must you ensure regarding your stopping distance on country roads? Give one answer
A Follow closely behind others
B Rely on brakes at last moment
C Stop within distance seen to be clear
D Use engine braking only
Correct Answer: C Stop within distance seen to be clear
Explanation: Rule 154 emphasizes making sure you can stop within the distance you can see to be clear on country roads.
4. What should you do when country roads enter villages? Give one answer
A Increase your speed
B Keep the same speed
C Overtake quickly
D Reduce your speed
Correct Answer: D Reduce your speed
Explanation: Rule 154 suggests reducing your speed where country roads enter villages.
5. What might you encounter on the road surface of country roads? Give one answer
A Always smooth surfaces
B Ice in all seasons
C Mud
D Regular speed bumps
Correct Answer: C Mud
Explanation: Rule 154 mentions the possibility of encountering mud on the road surface in country areas.