Rule 235 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 235. 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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A No lights, to avoid glare
B Only your fog lights
C Your high beam headlights
D Your lights, as required
Correct Answer: D Your lights, as required
Explanation: When driving in fog, it's crucial to use your lights as required to ensure visibility and to be seen by other road users.
A Follow closely to keep vehicles in sight
B Keep a distance where you can stop within the range you can see clearly
C Maintain a standard two-second gap
D Rely on the rear lights of the vehicle ahead
Correct Answer: B Keep a distance where you can stop within the range you can see clearly
Explanation: In fog, maintaining a safe following distance is key, ensuring you can stop well within the distance you can see ahead.
A They are likely breaking down
B They are likely to be emergency vehicles
C They can be harder to see
D They usually drive faster
Correct Answer: C They can be harder to see
Explanation: Beware of other drivers not using headlights in fog as their vehicles can be much harder to see, increasing the risk of accidents.
A Accelerate then brake
B Check your mirrors and then use your brakes
C Only use engine braking
D Turn off your lights
Correct Answer: B Check your mirrors and then use your brakes
Explanation: Check your mirrors before slowing down in fog, and then use your brakes to alert drivers behind you with your brake lights.
A Only focus on the traffic from the left
B Rely on traffic lights only
C Stop in the correct position, listen for traffic, then emerge positively
D Wait for someone to wave you on
Correct Answer: C Stop in the correct position, listen for traffic, then emerge positively
Explanation: At a junction with limited visibility, stop in the correct position, listen for traffic, and when sure it's safe, emerge positively without hesitating in a way that puts you in the path of approaching vehicles.