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Rule 237 Test

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These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 237. 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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1. Why is it important to keep your vehicle well ventilated? Give one answer
A To avoid drowsiness
B To maintain the vehicle's temperature
C To reduce the noise from outside
D To save fuel
Correct Answer: A To avoid drowsiness
Explanation: Good ventilation in the vehicle is important to avoid drowsiness, which can impair driving ability and reaction times.
2. What effect can a rain after a dry spell have on the road surface? Give one answer
A It may become slippery
B It will clear all debris from the road
C It will have no effect
D It will make the road less slippery
Correct Answer: A It may become slippery
Explanation: Rain after a dry spell can make the road surface slippery, affecting steering and braking.
3. How might very sunny conditions affect your driving? Give one answer
A It can damage the vehicle's exterior
B It will have no impact on driving
C It will improve visibility
D You may be dazzled, requiring slowing down or stopping
Correct Answer: D You may be dazzled, requiring slowing down or stopping
Explanation: Bright sunlight can dazzle drivers, potentially necessitating a reduction in speed or even stopping if necessary for safety.
4. What should you be aware of regarding the road surface in different weather conditions? Give one answer
A It could affect your steering and braking
B It will always provide consistent traction
C It will be safer after rain
D Only potholes will be a concern
Correct Answer: A It could affect your steering and braking
Explanation: The road surface may become soft or slippery in certain conditions (like after rain following a dry spell), affecting steering and braking.