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Rule 192 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 192. 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. What should you do with pedestrian crossings in slow-moving and queuing traffic? Give one answer
A Cross without stopping
B Keep crossings completely clear
C Only stop on the crossing if traffic is heavy
D Use the crossing to queue
Correct Answer: B Keep crossings completely clear
Explanation: In slow-moving traffic, it's important to keep pedestrian crossings completely clear to avoid difficulties and dangers for pedestrians.
2. When should you not enter a pedestrian crossing? Give one answer
A If you are unable to completely clear the crossing
B If you see no pedestrians
C Only in heavy traffic
D Whenever traffic is slow
Correct Answer: A If you are unable to completely clear the crossing
Explanation: Do not enter a pedestrian crossing if your vehicle cannot completely clear it, to avoid blocking it for pedestrians.
3. What should you also avoid blocking besides pedestrian crossings? Give one answer
A Advanced stop lines for cycles
B Areas beyond the crossing
C Bus stops
D Regular traffic lanes
Correct Answer: A Advanced stop lines for cycles
Explanation: Rule 192 advises against blocking advanced stop lines for cycles, in addition to keeping pedestrian crossings clear.