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Rule 213 Test

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These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 213. 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. Where may cyclists sometimes ride in the centre of the lane? Give one answer
A Exclusively in bike lanes
B On narrow sections of road and at junctions
C Only on one-way streets
D Only when turning
Correct Answer: B On narrow sections of road and at junctions
Explanation: Cyclists may ride in the centre of the lane on narrow roads, quiet streets, junctions, and in slower-moving traffic.
2. Why might cyclists ride two abreast in certain situations? Give one answer
A For safety, to ensure they can see and be seen
B Only if they are racing
C To occupy more road space
D When instructed by road signs
Correct Answer: A For safety, to ensure they can see and be seen
Explanation: Riding two abreast can be safer for cyclists in certain situations, helping with visibility and group safety.
3. How far should cyclists ride from parked cars? Give one answer
A As close as possible
B At least a door's width or 1 metre
C Exactly 2 metres
D There's no specified distance
Correct Answer: B At least a door's width or 1 metre
Explanation: For safety, cyclists are advised to ride at least a door's width or 1 metre from parked cars.
4. What should you do when encountering horse riders on narrow roads? Give one answer
A Allow them to ride in the centre of the lane
B Encourage them to move to the side
C Overtake them closely
D Sound your horn to alert them
Correct Answer: A Allow them to ride in the centre of the lane
Explanation: On narrow sections of road, horse riders may ride in the centre of the lane for safety, and drivers should allow this.
5. What should drivers do when motorcyclists, cyclists, or horse riders need to avoid obstacles? Give one answer
A Follow them closely
B Give them plenty of room and pay attention to sudden changes
C Honk to indicate your presence
D Ignore their movements
Correct Answer: B Give them plenty of room and pay attention to sudden changes
Explanation: Give motorcyclists, cyclists, and horse riders plenty of room, especially when they need to navigate around obstacles.