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Rule 21 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 21. 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. When should pedestrians start to cross at traffic lights? Give one answer
A After checking traffic only.
B Any time if careful.
C When the green figure shows.
D When the red light shows.
Correct Answer: C When the green figure shows.
Explanation: Pedestrians should only start crossing when the green figure is displayed, indicating it's safe to cross.
2. What to do if the green figure goes out while crossing? Give one answer
A Continue to the other side.
B Cross quickly, ignoring signals.
C Return to the start.
D Wait in the middle.
Correct Answer: A Continue to the other side.
Explanation: If the green figure goes out while crossing, you should continue, as there's still time to reach the other side safely.
3. What if no pedestrian signals are provided? Give one answer
A Cross at any time.
B Cross during the green light.
C Cross when no cars are visible.
D Cross when traffic lights are red.
Correct Answer: D Cross when traffic lights are red.
Explanation: Without pedestrian signals, cross only when the traffic lights are red and the traffic has stopped, ensuring safety.
4. What should be checked for at traffic lights without pedestrian signals? Give one answer
A Pedestrian volume.
B The speed of approaching cars.
C Traffic light patterns.
D Traffic turning the corner.
Correct Answer: D Traffic turning the corner.
Explanation: Keep looking and check for traffic that may be turning the corner, as it poses a risk while crossing.
5. How do traffic lights operate for different lanes? Give one answer
A All lanes move together.
B Lights are irrelevant for lanes.
C Random lane movements.
D They may let traffic move in some lanes.
Correct Answer: D They may let traffic move in some lanes.
Explanation: Traffic lights may allow movement in some lanes while stopping traffic in others, requiring careful attention from pedestrians.