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Rule 207 Test

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These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 207. There are 6 questions in this test. You need to answer 5 out of 6 to pass. Answers may be reviewed after each question or at the end of the test. Good luck!

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1. Who are considered particularly vulnerable pedestrians? Give one answer
A Children, older pedestrians, and people with disabilities
B Only children
C Only elderly individuals
D Only pedestrians with disabilities
Correct Answer: A Children, older pedestrians, and people with disabilities
Explanation: Vulnerable pedestrians include children, older people, and those with disabilities due to varied abilities.
2. What is the risk of hitting a pedestrian at 40 mph (64 km/h)? Give one answer
A Minor injuries are likely
B Only serious injuries will occur
C Pedestrian will likely survive
D The pedestrian will probably be killed
Correct Answer: D The pedestrian will probably be killed
Explanation: At 40 mph, there's a high likelihood of a pedestrian being killed, hence the need for reduced speed.
3. How should drivers behave towards older pedestrians crossing the road? Give one answer
A Be patient and allow them to cross at their own pace
B Encourage them to cross quickly
C Rev the engine
D Sound the horn as a warning
Correct Answer: A Be patient and allow them to cross at their own pace
Explanation: Older pedestrians may need more time to cross the road, requiring drivers to be patient and considerate.
4. What should drivers be aware of regarding pedestrians with hearing impairments? Give one answer
A They always use guide dogs
B They can hear well with hearing aids
C They may not be aware of the vehicle approaching
D They will take longer to cross
Correct Answer: C They may not be aware of the vehicle approaching
Explanation: Pedestrians with hearing impairments might not notice approaching vehicles, demanding extra caution.
5. What indicates that a pedestrian is blind or partially sighted? Give one answer
A Carrying a red cane
B Moving slowly
C They may be carrying a white cane or using a guide dog
D Wearing sunglasses
Correct Answer: C They may be carrying a white cane or using a guide dog
Explanation: Blind or partially sighted pedestrians often use a white cane or a guide dog as a mobility aid.
6. How can you identify a deafblind pedestrian? Give one answer
A They always have a carer with them
B They may carry a white cane with a red band or use a special dog harness
C They use a standard white cane
D They will be wearing a hearing aid
Correct Answer: B They may carry a white cane with a red band or use a special dog harness
Explanation: Deafblind pedestrians might use a white cane with a red band or a dog with a red and white harness.