Rule 228 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 228. There are 4 questions in this test. You need to answer 3 out of 4 to pass. Answers may be reviewed after each question or at the end of the test. Good luck!

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A Only the road traffic reports
B The local weather forecast for icy or snowy conditions
C The winter scenery
D Your vehicle's tyre pressure
Correct Answer: B The local weather forecast for icy or snowy conditions
Explanation: Checking the local weather forecast for warnings of icy or snowy weather is crucial to prepare for safe driving conditions in winter.
A In icy or snowy conditions unless the journey is essential
B Never, always drive as usual
C Only at night
D Only in rural areas
Correct Answer: A In icy or snowy conditions unless the journey is essential
Explanation: It's advised to avoid driving in icy or snowy conditions unless the journey is essential, to reduce the risk of accidents.
A De-icer and ice scraper, torch, warm clothing, boots, first aid kit, jump leads, shovel, warm drink, and emergency food
B Just extra water and food
C Only a de-icer and ice scraper
D Only a mobile phone and blanket
Correct Answer: A De-icer and ice scraper, torch, warm clothing, boots, first aid kit, jump leads, shovel, warm drink, and emergency food
Explanation: An emergency kit for winter driving should include a range of items like a de-icer, ice scraper, torch, warm clothing, and other essentials for safety and preparedness.
A Drive faster to reach your destination quicker
B Follow other vehicles closely
C Take great care and allow more time for your journey
D Use cruise control for consistency
Correct Answer: C Take great care and allow more time for your journey
Explanation: In icy or snowy conditions, it's important to take great care and allow more time for your journey due to increased stopping distances and potential hazards.