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Rule 211 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 211. 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 is it particularly difficult to see motorcyclists and cyclists? Give one answer
A In bad weather only
B Only at night
C When they are at junctions, roundabouts, or filtering through traffic
D When they are stationary
Correct Answer: C When they are at junctions, roundabouts, or filtering through traffic
Explanation: Motorcyclists and cyclists can be harder to spot at junctions, roundabouts, or when filtering through traffic.
2. What should you do before emerging from a junction? Give one answer
A Give a signal and then move
B Look out for motorcyclists and cyclists
C Only check for cars
D Proceed quickly
Correct Answer: B Look out for motorcyclists and cyclists
Explanation: Before emerging from a junction, it's important to check for motorcyclists and cyclists who might be approaching fast.
3. What should you avoid doing at a junction if it causes a cyclist to stop or swerve? Give one answer
A Accelerating
B Honking
C Stopping completely
D Turning
Correct Answer: D Turning
Explanation: Avoid turning at a junction if it would force a cyclist to stop or swerve, similar to the way you would with a car.
4. When turning right across slow-moving traffic, what should you look out for? Give one answer
A Cyclists or motorcyclists on the inside of the traffic
B Only oncoming vehicles
C Pedestrians crossing the road
D Traffic lights
Correct Answer: A Cyclists or motorcyclists on the inside of the traffic
Explanation: When turning right across slow-moving or stationary traffic, watch for cyclists or motorcyclists inside the traffic.
5. What is especially important when changing direction or lane? Give one answer
A Checking mirrors and blind spots carefully
B Following traffic signals
C Increasing speed
D Keeping a steady speed
Correct Answer: A Checking mirrors and blind spots carefully
Explanation: When changing direction or lane, it's crucial to check mirrors and blind spots for motorcyclists and cyclists.