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Rule 27 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 27. 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. What are equestrian crossings designed for? Give one answer
A Car drivers
B Cyclists
C Horse riders
D Pedestrians
Correct Answer: C Horse riders
Explanation: Equestrian crossings are specifically designed for horse riders, as indicated by Highway Code Rule 27.
2. What distinguishes equestrian crossings? Give one answer
A Narrow crossing spaces
B Pedestrian figures
C Standard traffic lights
D Wider spaces, horse figures
Correct Answer: D Wider spaces, horse figures
Explanation: Equestrian crossings have pavement barriers, wider spaces, and horse and rider figures in light panels.
3. How many control panels are at equestrian crossings? Give one answer
A Four
B None
C One or two
D Three
Correct Answer: C One or two
Explanation: Equestrian crossings feature either one higher control panel or two sets of controls, one of which is higher.
4. What feature is common in equestrian crossing lights? Give one answer
A Bicycle symbols
B Car symbols
C Horse and rider figures
D Pedestrian symbols
Correct Answer: C Horse and rider figures
Explanation: The light panels at equestrian crossings feature horse and rider figures, unique to these types of crossings.