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Rule 174 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 174. There are 3 questions in this test. You need to answer 2 out of 3 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 enter a box junction according to Rule 174? Give one answer
A Anytime during low traffic
B Only during peak hours
C When your exit road or lane is clear
D Without checking oncoming traffic
Correct Answer: C When your exit road or lane is clear
Explanation: Rule 174 states you must not enter a box junction unless your exit road or lane is clear.
2. In which scenario is it permissible to wait in a box junction? Give one answer
A If the traffic lights are red
B To allow an emergency vehicle to pass
C Turning right and stopped by oncoming traffic
D Waiting for a pedestrian crossing
Correct Answer: C Turning right and stopped by oncoming traffic
Explanation: You may wait in a box junction when turning right if stopped by oncoming traffic or vehicles also turning right.
3. What must you NOT do at a signalled roundabout with a box junction? Give one answer
A Enter the box if you cannot cross over it completely
B Enter without indicating
C Stop in the box for any reason
D Use the box to overtake
Correct Answer: A Enter the box if you cannot cross over it completely
Explanation: At signalled roundabouts, you must not enter a box junction unless you can cross over it completely without stopping, as per Rule 174.